Fantasy Football: Top Wide Receivers to Start in Week 9

Looking for the best wide receivers to start in your fantasy football lineup this week? Josh Downs from the Indianapolis Colts and Romeo Doubs from the Green Bay Packers are among the top picks. Both players have shown impressive performance in recent games, making them solid choices for Week 9. Josh Downs had a fantastic game last week, catching four passes for 109 yards and a touchdown against the Houston Texans. He's been consistent, scoring in three of his last five games and exceeding 65 receiving yards four times during that span. The Colts are facing the Minnesota Vikings this week, who have been generous to wide receivers, allowing the most fantasy points and receiving touchdowns per game. If you're looking for a reliable WR1, Downs is your guy. Romeo Doubs is another promising pick. He's coming off two strong games, with 16 targets, 11 catches, and 166 receiving yards. He also scored twice in Week 6. The Packers are up against the Detroit Lions, who have given up the most catches, receiving yards, and fantasy points to wide receivers this season. Doubs is a great low-end WR2 choice for this high-scoring matchup.Ladd McConkey from the Los Angeles Chargers is also worth considering. He had a great game last week with six catches for 111 yards and two touchdowns. This week, he's facing the Cleveland Browns, who have allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to wide receivers. McConkey needs to find the end zone to justify his ranking, but he has a good chance against this defense. Xavier Legette, a rookie from the Carolina Panthers, is another solid streaming option. He's scored in three of his last five games and is set to get more targets after the Panthers traded their top receiver. This week, he's going up against the New Orleans Saints, who just let McConkey have a terrific performance. Legette could be a sneaky WR3 down the stretch. Other notable mentions include A. J. Brown, Malik Nabers, CeeDee Lamb, and Ja'Marr Chase, who all land in the Top 5 of the rankings. Always remember to check the injury status of your players and consider bye weeks before finalizing your lineup. Good luck!