2014 Fantasy Football Rankings: WR Projections, Standard scoring

A return to nearly 2,000 passing yards seems unlikely in 2014. That said, Megatron's production is incredible. It is amazing to say that a projection like this has upside - but it does. Fantasy Stud.

Thomas has emerged as a WR1 in all formats. He is protected by the presence of athletic TE Julius Thomas and WR Wes Welker.

AJ Green is one of the best WRs in the game. Over his last 8 games, he caught six or more passes in 5 of them. In the games where he caught less than 6 balls - he scored TDs in 2 of the three.

Marshall is a safe projection for over 100 receptions and 1,200+ yards receiving. That is pretty insane given how awesome those numbers are. He's a great draft day selection for your team.

A monster fantasy season is coming from the ultra-talented Julio Jones. If the rest of your league has softened on him - draft him and enjoy the rewards. He is a Top 5 WR in all formats.

Dez Bryant has been a consistent fantasy stud over the past two seasons. There is no reason to believe that 2014 should be any different. He is a clear WR1 in all formats and should go early in your draft.

Jordy Nelson is a fantasy stud. His projection for 2014 is very strong. Draft him as a legit WR1.

Brown hauled in an astounding 110 catches in 2013. A regression from those numbers is expected - but he is still likely to flirt with 100 catches in a pass happy offense. Brown is a WR1.

Andre Johnson has posted two consecutive seasons of 100+ receptions with miserable QB play. There is no reason to think he can't do it again. His value would spike if he was dealt to a team with a quality starter.

By any measure, White had a down year in 2013. With Gonzalez gone, White will get more opportunities in 2014.

Jeffery went to the Pro Bowl in his second year with the Bears. More importantly, he was a fantasy opportunity hog. He gets a ton of looks which makes him fantasy gold.

Vincent Jackson has scored 7+ TDs in six of the past seven seasons. He has gone for over 1,000 yards in six of the past seven season. The odd duck season? An injury knocked him out after five games. He's a WR1 - and a safe pick.

Floyd has had an awesome offseason by all accounts. He is coming off a season where he broke the 1,000 yard barrier. Going into his third season, Floyd should continue to grow. Floyd has monster fantasy season written all over him.

DeSean Jackson will stretch the field and offer Garcon additional opportunities with single coverage. Expect more red zone looks as well. He will lose touches to Jackson but still projects to a strong 2014.

A new offensive system should do wonders for Wallace. Bill Lazor will feature Wallace - which will mean additional receptions this season. Wallace is projected to eclipse the 1,000 yard mark in 2014.