1. Larry Fitzgerald (Arizona Cardinals) has posted 14,000 yards and double digits touchdowns in 3 of the last 4 seasons. He was the only receiver to finish in the top 20 of fantasy players last year.
   
2. Andre Johnson (Houston Texans) Believe it or not the Texans were the No. 4 passing offense in the NFL last season. Johnson caught a whopping 115 passes for 1,575 yards and 8 touchdowns. Johnson has a combined 16 touchdowns in the last two seasons. 
   
3. Randy Moss (New England Patriots) do I expect 20 touchdowns with the return of Brady? No, but 1,200 yards and double digits touchdowns seem probable. 
   
4. Steve Smith (Carolina Panthers) Has had 1,000 yards or better in the last 4 seasons with a combined 33 touchdowns, 8 touchdowns a year average since 2005.  
   
5. Greg Jennings (Green Bay Packers) has had 21 touchdowns in the last two seasons! I can see him having a big year with maturation of quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
   
6. Roddy White caught for 1,382 yards and 7 touchdowns last season. This year he has Tony Gonzalez draw coverage away. White has had at least 1,200 yards and 6 touchdown the last two seasons.
   
7. Calvin Johnson (Detroit Lions) this guy is phenomenal! 78 passes for 1,331 yards and 12 touchdowns all on an 0-16 team last year. A huge improvement from his rookie season in 2007.
8. Anquan Boldin (Arizona Cardinals) Could be a problem if you choose to draft him. He has missed 8 games in the last two seasons! Despite this he had received for 1,891 yards and 20 touchdowns in these seasons combined.
9. Lance Moore (New Orleans Saints) Come on now, I have to make one bold prediction to deviate from the other predictable reciever rankings. He scored 8 of his 10 touchdowns when Colston returned from his injury. As Brees new favorite Touchdown target, Moore may get more than he bargained for this year. 
10. Brandon Marshall (Denver Broncos) Great pick up in your fantasy draft seeing as his value has dropped due to fearful owners doubting his abilities without Cutler and disapproving of his attitude. Yes, I know I out him on my do not draft list! But for a 5th, 6th round pick I'll take that risk. If you have at least one top tier wideout that you will be starting all season, feel to draft him as a number two or as a back up.

11. Reggie Wayne - Yeah yeah I know what your thinking. Look who finished around him last season. No excuse for that. Finished tied for 13th among fantasy receivers last year.

12.T.J. Houshmandzadeh- Mr.Icatchalot himself. Should be more of a threat this year as Seattle's lead target with a quality quarterback that he lacked last year.

13. Marques Colston- one word- Saints

14. Dwayne Bowe 

15. Wes Welker- Has quietly posted two back to back 1,100 plus seasons and 111 plus catches.

16.Terrell Owens 

17. Vincent Jackson I wonder if he will truly be the top dog in San Diego. He only had 59 catches last year but proved to be a viable fantasy starter.

18.Bernard Berrian Favre should help his numbers or then again who knows. Berrian is quite a streaky player.

19.Lee Evans Wouldn't be surprised if he was more productive than Owens this season.

20. DeSean Jackson Touchdowns! He needs TOUCHDOWNS!