2014 Fantasy Football Draft ADP Reference Tool: Wide Receivers
Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com

This is the standard scoring data we had compiled through Week 15 of last season, in preparation for fantasy championships. As usual, we look more closely at medians than averages. You should do the same.

We remember asking ourselves at the end of the season “why draft Dez Bryant, when you can have Keenan Allen?”. Of course – and rightfully so, now, we have Dez in the first round of draft rankings. But, sifting through this data, reminds us just how much we still like the value on Keenan Allen.

It’s a good look back at veteran fantasy production from 2013 versus current Draft ADP’s. Over the course of a long offseason, it’s easy to forget how badly Marques Colston and Victor Cruz hurt you, or how inconsistent Vincent Jackson and Pierre Garcon were.

THE CHART ONLY FEATURES THE TOP 50 TOTAL POINTS SCORERS OF 2013 and is sorted by ADP. Players who did not play enough in 2013 to make the Top 50 who are notably missing are Julio Jones, Roddy White, Michael Crabtree, Percy Harvin and others.

As always, this is an easy reference to use as a tool in Drafts or to practice with in mocks, but is not a replacement for the cheat sheet.

ADP = Average Draft Position in 2014
MED = 2013 Median
PPG = 2013 Points Per Game (Standard)
T/G = Targets Per Game
P/T = Points Per Target
GP = Games Played
TD = Total 2013 Touchdowns
TD DEP = 2013 Touchdown Depdendency

—Distribution Columns per FantasyPros.com records—
STK = % 2013 Stinkers (under 8 points standard)
QUAL = % 2013 Quality Games (8-13.5 points)
MON = Monsters (over 13.5 points standard)

(see color coding key at the bottom of the chart.)