Fantasy Football WR Sleeper Picks You Need to Target

Hosted by Chris Raybon and Sean Koerner, the Fantasy Flex Podcast stands as a premier destination for serious NFL fantasy football enthusiasts. Combining analytical rigor with actionable strategies, the show caters to players across all formats—season-long redraft, Best Ball, and DFS.

Action Network’s Chris Raybon and Sean Koerner are back with their fantasy WR guide! In this episode they will discuss their rankings of fantasy WRs, along with sleepers and deep sleepers.

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Fantasy Flex Podcast: Top Fantasy Football Wide Receivers – Part 3

The podcast, hosted by Chris Raybon and Sean Koerner, is part three of their “Top Fantasy Wide Receivers for 2025” series for The Fantasy Flex, a show produced by the Action Network and FantasyLabs.

Raybon and Koerner dive deep into the WR3 range for fantasy football drafts, highlighting both consensus rankings and personal takes on a crowded wide receiver market. They discuss how players like Xavier Worthy and Rashee Rice for the Chiefs present complicated value propositions due to potential suspensions and depth chart uncertainty. Koerner is slightly more bullish on Worthy, projecting him as a mid-range WR1 if Rice is out, but acknowledges the risks and moving parts in the Chiefs offense. Raybon tends to be more conservative, noting that Rice is the clear target leader when both are available.

To hear the rest of their takes, watch the video below!

Other wide receivers debated include Courtland Sutton, George Pickens, Calvin Ridley, Chris Olave, and several players such as Rome Odunze, Travis Hunter, and Tet McMillan. Each player discussion includes references to their rank in Yahoo drafts, recent performance, team context, and risk factors like suspensions, injuries, or unproven quarterback situations. The hosts go back and forth on ceiling versus floor, with Koerner often emphasizing players with upside when risk is palatable in the WR3/flex range, while Raybon cautions about overvaluing potential breakouts.

The episode also features a “Deep, Deep Sleepers” segment, where both hosts identify overlooked receivers with the potential to outperform their average draft position. Towards the end, the duo addresses the unpredictability and importance of wide receiver selection in the WR30-WR50 draft range, highlighting how league-winning value often surfaces here.

Pictured: Xavier Worthy

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