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10 Biggest WR Questions in Fantasy Football with Yahoo's Justin Boone
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The reigning, defending, undisputed fantasy football ranking champion of the world is here. Yahoo's Justin Boone joins Ian to settle the 10 biggest wide receiver questions for the 2026 fantasy football season — how many WRs go before Christian McCaffrey (and the Jonathan Taylor surprise), the Jefferson–London–A.J. Brown new-QB debate, who becomes this year's JSN, why Boone is calling a top-7 season for Jaylen Waddle, the year-three verdicts on Odunze, Brian Thomas Jr. and Marvin Harrison Jr., his most-drafted receivers, the fades, and two sleepers you can grab outside the top 50.
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Chapters:
0:00 The reigning ranking champion of the world
2:00 How many WRs go before McCaffrey?
2:38 The Jonathan Taylor surprise
5:05 Amon-Ra + the Lions target math
7:25 The Super-Bowers draft strategy
9:19 New QBs: Jefferson vs London vs A.J. Brown
12:45 Kyle Pitts fraud alert
16:39 Who is this year's JSN?
20:41 The Jaylen Waddle league-winner case
23:49 Upside WR2s: Flowers + McConkey
26:04 Rashee Rice: worth the risk?
28:11 Evans, McLaurin or Adams?
33:17 Tyler Warren = Brock Bowers lite
34:57 Year-3 verdicts: Odunze, BTJ + Marvin Harrison Jr.
44:08 Boone's most-drafted: Watson + Tate
47:06 The fades: Sutton + DK Metcalf
48:52 Two sleepers outside the top 50
52:07 Disgusting longshot predictions
57:17 The bold call: Waddle top-7
59:55 Wrap-up
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