The most dynamic position on a fantasy roster tends to be wide receiver. They can score fantasy points in bunches, creating impact weeks when multiple players shine. In most cases, the best production comes from the top-tier wideouts. Here’s a look at the top five wide receivers over the past 20 seasons during the fantasy playoffs:
1. Odell Beckham, New York Giants (2014)
The Giants didn’t activate Beckham for their first four games in 2014. He flashed over the following three matchups (4/44/1, 2/28, 4/34/2), setting the stage for one of the best runs for a wide receiver over his final nine starts (81/1,199/9). From Weeks 14-16, Beckham scored 109.10 fantasy points thanks to three elite showings (11/130/1, 12/143/3 and 8/148/2). He even closed out the season with another stellar performance (12/185/1). Beckham had a brilliant first 43 games of his career (288/4,122/35) while struggling to regain his form over his next 53 contests (243/3,245/21).
