Top-200 PPR Rankings for 2024 Fantasy Football

Welcome to the 2024 fantasy football season! If you play in a redraft fantasy football league, then you’re in the right place. Below are the 2024 fantasy football PPR rankings for the top 200 players. This set of rankings will guide you through your drafts so you’re in the best position to take home your league’s title.

With Points Per Reception scoring in mind, these fantasy football rankings are a blend of all positional players. Remember: rankings are meant to guide you through drafts, not make definitive decisions. You have to factor in where you’re selecting, roster construction, and plenty of other variables along the way.

That said, there will be plenty of advice, info, and strategies for this upcoming season in the Fantrax 2024 Fantasy Football Draft Kit.

Last Updated: August 22, 2024

Top-200 Player Rankings for 2024 Fantasy Football

Justifying the Top 10

CeeDee Lamb and his target share in 2023 are a big reason why I have him as the first-overall player in my top-200 PPR rankings for the 2024 fantasy football season. Lamb’s 181 targets led the league and accounted for 29.9% of the Dallas Cowboys’ targets last season. Nothing about Lamb’s environment changed in regards to quarterback, coaching, or competition for targets. As of now, the three wide receivers behind him, Ja’Marr Chase, Tyreek Hill, and Justin Jefferson are all capable of commanding similar targets, but each have a WR2 on their respective rosters who can edge them each week. These four players are interchangeable for me, but Lamb stands out, especially if Dak Prescott gets a contract extension.

Christian McCaffrey will probably go higher than fifth overall. However, after logging 417 total touches in 2023, and 798 total over the last two seasons, I have durability concerns for 2024. Still, he’s in a fantastic system in San Francisco without a legitimate threat to his touches out of the backfield. I’m just less enthused to take him first overall in 2024, but he’s still my number-one running back.

Amon-Ra St. Brown is one of six wide receivers to average over 10 targets per game last season. A fully healthy season as Detroit’s clear top target makes him a dark horse to finish as the overall WR1 for fantasy football. It’s their success in the run game, especially in the red zone, that has St. Brown as the WR5 in these top-200 PPR rankings, but that’s by no means an insult.

I’m not here to argue whether or not to take a running back or wide receiver in the first round of a fantasy football draft. However, in 2024, if you want the utmost stability at the running back position, then Bijan Robinson and Breece Hall present a strong high-floor/high-ceiling combination. They should both average at least 20 touches per game. Additionally, in the red zone, they’ll each get the first crack at the carries. The drop-off from wide receiver talent between Rounds One and Two is not as severe as it is for the running back position.

A.J. Brown, Garrett Wilson, and Puka Nacua are all interchangeable to round out the top 10. They’re all obviously talented and should push for 30% of their team’s targets, but have minor limitations that keep them outside of the aforementioned top five.