Week 4 Fantasy Football WR Rankings and Picks feat. Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Nico Collins, and more

The third week of the NFL season wrapped up on Monday after an abundance of action. Matchups across the board were exciting, and primetime football didn't disappoint.

Fantasy football managers are, as always, scrambling to put together the best team possible for the next slate of games.

We ranked the best wideouts in pro football so you can have the best insight when making fantasy team decisions.

Let's jump in.

Week 4 Fantasy Football WR Rankings

Here is the ranking for Week 4:

1. Puka Nacua
2. Malik Nabers
3. Justin Jefferson
4. Amon-Ra St. Brown
5. Ja'Marr Chase
6. Jaxon Smith-Njigba
7. Nico Collins
8. Drake London
9. Zay Flowers
10. Davante Adams
11. Ladd McConkey
12. Tetairoa McMillan
13. A.J. Brown
14. Garrett Wilson
15. Deebo Samuel Sr.
16. Rome Odunze
17. Emeka Egbuka
18. George Pickens
19. Courtland Sutton
20. Marvin Harrison Jr.
21. Tyreek Hill
22. Keenan Allen
23. Jakobi Meyers
24. Jameson Williams
25. DK Metcalf
26. DJ Moore
27. Terry McLaurin
28. DeVonta Smith
29. Ricky Pearsall
30. Tee Higgins
31. Brian Thomas Jr.
32. Jauan Jennings
33. Xavier Worthy
34. Quentin Johnston
35. Chris Olave
36. Michael Pittman Jr.
37. Wan'Dale Robinson
38. Khalil Shakir
39. Jordan Addison
40. Calvin Ridley

Week 4 Fantasy Football WR Picks

NFL: New Orleans Saints at Seattle Seahawks - Source: Imagn

Jaxon Smith-Njigba @ ARI

The Seattle Seahawks carry a two-game winning streak into a divisional showdown in Week 4, when they take on the Arizona Cardinals on the road.

Arizona has been a solid team thus far, boasting a balanced offense. However, its 24th-ranked defense against wide receivers is cause for concern. As the No. 6 wideout in Sportskeeda's fantasy ranking, Jaxon Smith-Njigba will look to capitalize this week.

Nico Collins vs. TEN

The Houston Texans have struggled to start the season, sitting at a surprising 0-3 heading into Week 4. While Nico Collins's fantasy production has continued to rise rapidly, things haven't been coming together overall.

Houston could get back on track this week when it hosts a Tennessee Titans team with a head coach possibly on the hot seat and a defense ranking 28th against wide receivers.

Drake London vs. WAS

The Atlanta Falcons have blown hot and cold to start the season. After seemingly finding their footing in the first two weeks, they got run out of town in a shutout loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 3.

Still, their 22-6 road win against the Minnesota Vikings provided some optimism. They'll be looking to bounce back against the Washington Commanders next. Drake London, in particular, could have a big game versus the Commanders' defense that ranks 25th against wideouts.