Jeff Ratcliffe's PPR Rankings 2024

FTN’s 2024 PPR rankings for fantasy football are here to help you dominate on draft day. August has arrived and fantasy football draft season is nearly in full swing. Our fantasy rankings are the best place to start your prep.

Let’s get the 2024 fantasy football season right with our PPR ranks. The top 50 rankings are free. Check out our full FTN fantasy football rankings for even more — including rookies, dynasty, superflex, best ball, and more.

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PPR Rankings 2024

1. Christian McCaffrey, SF (RB1)

The king of PPR rankings. What else is there to say? McCaffrey remains the top dog.

2. Tyreek Hill, MIA (WR1)

The speed is still as good as ever. He averages nearly 11 targets per game — a fact that helps vault him to almost the top of our PPR rankings. Wheels up for the Cheetah. Hill dominated in yards per route run and will once again provide one of the highest ceilings in fantasy football.

3. CeeDee Lamb, DAL (WR2)

Lamb saw 34% of all targets in Dallas and had 315 more receiving yards than any other player over the second half of last season. If he keeps that pace for a full year — watch out. He might finish as the overall best fantasy player and is a lock to be in the top five of all PPR ranks.

4. Bijan Robinson, ATL (RB2)

Things are looking up for the young running back in Atlanta. Robinson gets a new head coach, new offensive coordinator and new quarterback heading into his second season, so he gets the same buzz. Robinson will also rack up the receptions, making him a beast in PPR leagues.

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5. Ja’Marr Chase, CIN (WR3)

Chase transcended QB play (when Joe Burrow got hurt) and scored 28 more fantasy points than expected in 2023. He’ll be more consistent with Burrow back next year.

6. Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET (WR4)

St. Brown was the only non-QB to score at least 20 PPR fantasy points in all three rounds of the fantasy playoffs in 2023. With a first-round ADP, St. Brown no longer seems underrated in fantasy. ARSB has gone from 90 receptions, to 106 receptions, to 119 receptions last year. The PPR machine keeps getting better.

7. Breece Hall, NYJ (RB3)

Hall had a slow start to 2023 as he returned from his torn ACL, but he flashed explosive plays all season long both on the ground and through the air (74 receptions through Week 17). More TDs should come in 2024 with a healthy Aaron Rodgers back under center and an all-around improved offense. He snagged 76 receptions last year, a fact that makes him even more valuable in PPR ranks.

8. Justin Jefferson, MIN (WR5)

Everything was in place for Jefferson entering the draft except the identity of the guy throwing him the ball. Sam Darnold might have been fine, but not much above that. But then the Vikings nabbed J.J. McCarthy in the first round, the last piece of the puzzle to keep Jefferson near the top of the heap at wide receiver. He was the 1.01 in most drafts last year.

9. A.J. Brown, PHI (WR6)

Brown can dominate in the NFL and cause you to win fantasy games in spades. He went six straight games with over 125 receiving yards in 2023 — an NFL record. Don’t overthink the slump Philadelphia had at the end of 2023. Brown will dominate again.

10. Saquon Barkley, PHI (RB4)

Barkley heads from New York and one of the worst offensive lines in football with a bad offense overall, to Philadelphia and one of the best lines and best offenses. Barkley could be the exact same back with the Eagles that he was with the Giants and still perform way better for fantasy.