After logging 210 snaps in the slot during his last collegiate season, the Raiders will start Ruggs inside to better utilize his speed in space and avoid press coverage. Expect Ruggs to see most of his snaps in 11 personnel formations with Tyrell Williams and Bryan Edwards running routes on outside.

Ruggs' season-long projection includes 52.3 receptions for 641.7 yards and 3.9 touchdowns on 80.7 total targets.

Golladay was sidelined for just under a week. Despite being targeted by David Blough and Jeff Driskel for half the season, Golladay led the NFL with 11 receiving touchdowns last year and also finished top-10 in yards (1,190) and yards per catch (18.3). He was on pace for nearly 1,300 yards and 14 touchdowns before Matthew Stafford went down with a back injury. Golladay is entering his age-26 season.

Golladay is currently the WR8 in numberFire's preseason fantasy rankings. Our models project him for 130.8 targets, 79.0 receptions, 1,232.8 yards, and 6.8 touchdowns this season. Per Fantasy Football Calculator, Golladay is being drafted as the WR8 in the second round in half-PPR leagues.

Brown said he was at 177 pounds at the end of June. He's now up to 180 pounds after playing at 157 as a rookie. Last year's first-round pick arrived at Oklahoma at 144 pounds as a freshman but checked in at 166 before the draft. The hope is that Brown will be able to maintain his speed while also improving his durability. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh previously said Brown was "rarely at 100 percent" as a rookie. He still managed to put up 584 yards and 7 touchdowns on 46 catches (71 targets) in 14 games while emerging as Baltimore's clear top receiver. Mark Andrews was the only other player on the squad to see more than 50 targets.

Brown is the WR32 in numberFire's preseason fantasy rankings. Our models project him to lead all Ravens' wideouts again with 106.8 targets, 66.8 receptions, 813.1 yards, and 6.6 touchdowns.

Johnson revealed in May that he suffered the injury in Week 2 of last season. The injury didn't prevent last year's second-round pick from missing any games and he still led the Steelers in targets (92), catches (59), and receiving scores (5). Johnson also led all rookie wideouts in receptions while tracking down passes from Devlin Hodges and Mason Rudolph. The Steelers were only the 22nd-most pass-heavy offense last year, but with Ben Roethlisberger back and healthy, they're expected to air it out a bit more in 2020. In 2018, the Steelers called pass plays at a higher rate than any other offense in the league and they never ranked lower than 13th in the three years prior.

Johnson is the WR35 in numberFire's preseason fantasy rankings. Our models project him for 101.3 targets, 64.7 receptions, 828.2 yards, and 5.6 touchdowns. Per Fantasy Football Calculator, Johnson is being drafted as the WR45 in the 10th round of half-PPR leagues.

Wilson becomes the second Dolphins wide receiver to opt-out in the past 24 hours, joining Allen Hurns. He was the Dolphins' second-most targeted (62) receiver last year but averaged a career-low 8.2 yards per target over 13 games. Wilson was expected to compete with Hurns for the starting slot job this season. Following their decisions, there isn't much certainty behind Preston Williams and DeVante Parker on a depth chart consisting of Gary Jennings, Jakeem Grant, Isaiah Ford, Mack Hollins, as well as rookie free agents Kirk Merritt and Matt Cole. Mike Gesiciki should see a larger target share without Wilson and Hurns around.

numberFire's models expected Wilson to draw a 21.0 percent target share this season. Last season, Wilson averaged 5.2 FanDuel points (WR95) and 27.0 yards with 1 touchdown over 13 games. His career-low 5.7 yards per target ranked 76th out of 80 receivers with at least 50 targets. Wilson's 0.37 Reception Net Expected Points per target was fifth on the Dolphins out of six receivers to record a catch.

Sanu passed his physical and has been removed from the PUP list just one day after being placed on it. He will look to get his Patriots' career back on track after a severe ankle sprain limited him after arriving from the Falcons for a second-round draft pick last season.

Sanu's Week 1 projection includes 2.5 receptions, 29.3 yards, 0.2 touchdowns, and 5.6 FanDuel points.