Week 7 rest-of-season WR rankings

How it's ranked. Each player's points come from our weekly projections: this week's projection times his chance of playing, then his per-game rate against each remaining opponent through week 17, with nothing in his bye. The overall list subtracts the points of the replacement player at each position (about the best one left on waivers in a 12-team league), so a QB's bigger totals don't crowd out the backs and receivers you actually compete for. Tiers break at the biggest gaps. It's the same model that sets this season in our dynasty values. The playoffs view counts weeks 15–17 only, each against that week's opponent.

How accurate is it? Replayed from every week of 2023–2025 using only what was known at the time, our rest-of-season order matched the FantasyPros expert consensus at ranking what players went on to score (a rank correlation of 0.63 for both) and beat a season-to-date average (0.56). In 2020–2022 the consensus was slightly better (0.60 to 0.58). Tested on PPR 1QB, for players who had played that week. For weeks 15–17, the playoffs view ranked what players scored a little better than the rest-of-season order (2023–2025); matchups that far ahead barely matter, so the difference is mostly injuries and byes before then.