The wide receiver position can be one of the deepest in the league, especially on a fantasy roster. However, due to an increased number of breakouts weekly, it can be tough to predict production, especially when it comes to round five or later in drafts.

There are a lot of factors that go into the makeup of a top-12 receiver, the upside that all fantasy managers are chasing. When heading into your drafts this season, it’s important to look for receivers that present themselves at a value.

That’s where we come in. Today, we’re going to break down our top-five favorite receivers as current ADP dictates, which comes from Underdog best ball drafts.

Amon-Ra St. Brown- Current ADP 14, WR10

Amon-Ra St. Brown is a fantasy darling, as many within the community have adopted him as “their guy.” And, there’s a pretty good reason for that. He’s WR1 for the Detroit Lions, one of the NFL’s highest-flying offenses last year.

In 2022, they attempted 588 passes, a top-10 mark in the league. St. Brown saw 146 of those pass attempts as registered targets, which gave him nearly a 25% target share. If I can get St. Brown at the beginning of the second round this year, I’ll be thrilled.

Not only will he look to further his connection with Jared Goff, but this offense will also be without Jameson Williams for the first six games of the year due to his gambling suspension.

Christian Watson- Current ADP 40, WR20

Christian Watson is a polarizing player for many future fantasy managers. He is the clear WR1 in Green Bay but will be entering just his second season in 2023. Last season, Watson struggled a bit at the beginning of the year before finding a foothold in this offense.

However, that was with Aaron Rodgers, a four-time league MVP. Now that he’s paired with Jordan Love, there could be some trepidation about drafting Watson, given the unknown with a new quarterback.

However, in the middle of the fourth round, I’m willing to take a gamble on Watson, especially given his size and speed. The Packers tend to gravitate toward players of his stature, and if that continues, he’s going to be a massive part of this offense for years to come.

Diontae Johnson- Current ADP 64, WR33

Did you know that Diontae Johnson didn’t have a touchdown catch last season? He has been the talk of the offseason, especially after his down performance in 2022.

Johnson is bound to score at least a few touchdowns this season, making him a massive value at his current spot as WR33. Kenny Pickett will be in his second NFL season and is poised to only improve this year, given his strong finish in the Steelers’ final games last season.

With all of those factors in play, paired with the fact that Johnson will likely be the Steelers’ go-to option on offense, we’ll be taking him at this ADP in every draft we can.

Elijah Moore- Current ADP 87, WR44

Elijah Moore finds himself in an intriguing spot on his new team, the Cleveland Browns. He’s paired with Deshaun Watson, which, on paper, is a good thing.

However, because of Watson’s monumental struggles last season, it’s difficult to know whether or not Watson will pan out in Cleveland. The team paid him a huge sum of money to be their starting QB, and they’re looking for a return on that investment.

With that in mind, we do think that Moore has a lot of value, and his potential for a high-ceiling with Watson is appetizing, especially at the cost of WR44.

Skyy Moore- Current ADP 115, WR54

Skyy Moore’s rookie season left something to be desired. He had just 22 receptions for 250 yards and wasn’t able to fall in the endzone during the regular season.

Moore did score during the Super Bowl, a potential sign of what the Kansas City Chiefs think of him. He’s tied to Patrick Mahomes on an offense that doesn’t exactly have a traditional alpha in their receiver room.

While Moore will certainly have to compete with Travis Kelce for targets, at this ADP, we’ll gladly take one of Mahomes’ receivers in case he’s able to break out for a massive season.