With the exception of our pal Calvin Johnson, wide receivers are the position that Fantasy Football forgot.

Running backs remain as prized as ever, quarterbacks have crept into the first round of drafts and the tight end revolution is upon us. Meanwhile, receivers are still expected to put up solid numbers, but not many owners are drafting with the plan to get specific good receivers. Instead, they’re drafting with good intentions.

The reality is that there aren’t many league formats that dictate a stern receiver strategy. Save for the PPR leagues that demand three starting receivers, you just don’t have to figure out when to get whom. Instead, the only plan you should walk into your draft room with is a basic one: Go quality over quantity.

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