Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings Riser: Tee Higgins, WR CIN

Posted on June 24, 2022

We consider whether or not Tee Higgins will continue to rise in dynasty value and fantasy production.

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Dynasty Fantasy Football Rankings Riser: Tee Higgins, WR CIN

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J M

1 year ago

Great article. Key here is the TD department…and keep in mind that Higgins was very unlucky last season (was tackled at the 1 yard line 4 times). Using that to fuel the more with less stats, he is definitely a value right now. Seen him ranked as high as WR3 behind only Jefferson and Chase…not sure I would go quite that high, but I think all things considered you’d have a hard time putting him outside of the top 5.

Stephen Lee

Reply to J M

1 year ago

Two receivers from the same team finish in the top 5 in fantasy pts produced? I don’t think that is even theoretically possible is it?…

Matthew Winks

Reply to Stephen Lee

1 year ago

Why would that not be theoretically possible? I can’t think of any reason it couldn’t happen

Matthew Winks

Reply to Stephen Lee

1 year ago

Not only is possible, I think I just found an instance of it. Check out 2006 in PPR scoring Marvin Harrison was WR1 and Reggie Wayne WR5

Jeff Smith

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Reply to Matthew Winks

1 year ago

Thanks for reading and commenting, all. Also, check out Denver in 2013 and 2014. In 2013, DT was WR1 and Eric Decker was WR10 and in 2014, DT was WR2 and Manny Sanders was WR5. This is with Adam Gase as the OC. It can be done. Especially in today’s pass-happy NFL.