Williams caught his first touchdown of the preseason on a 25 yard fade in the third quarter. With 32% of red zone targets missing from last year, the former first round pick is expected to have a bigger role in his second season.

Our models have Williams ranked as the 77th ranked wide receiver, with projections of 42.52 receptions (on 83.50 targets), 499.25 yards, and 2.76 touchdowns.

Thomas posted an impressive 155 fantasy points last season, good for eighth-best among receivers. With veteran Drew Brees still slinging the rock in New Orleans, Thomas should be the top target yet again, and could even lead the league in receptions, as numberFire projects.

Our models project Thomas for 1,369 receiving yards and 7.6 touchdowns on 105 receptions, good for the fifth-best preseason projection among wide receivers.

Evans surpassed 1,000 yards receiving for the fourth consecutive season in 2017, joining just A.J. Green and Randy Moss as the only wideouts to do so in their first four years in the league. Despite this remarkable milestone, last year was a fantasy disappointment, as he was barely a top-20 receiver. Evans shouldn't want for targets, despite quarterback Jameis Winston's (suspension) early-season absence.

Our models project Evans as our preseason WR6 for fantasy purposes, allotting him 85 catches for 1,324 receiving yards and 8.1 touchdowns.

Bell has dealt with offseason drama for the second consecutive year due to the franchise tag, and the elite running back remains in a holdout that should last through the preseason. If Bell follows the same pattern as last year, though, he'll report for Week 1 and be in game shape easily.

Our models project Bell for 1,399 rushing yards and 10.2 touchdowns on 315 carries, adding 82 receptions for 663 receiving yards and 2.8 touchdowns. We have Bell as our preseason RB1 for fantasy purposes, assuming a 16-game season.

Burton looked comfortable in his new offense, producing his totals in just one quarter. His future role as a move tight end could be seen as he ran about half of his routes from the slot.

Our models have Burton as the 11th ranked tight end, with projections for 51.88 catches (on 77.32 targets), 599.32 yards, and 4.94 touchdowns.

After an incredibly disappointing sophomore 2016, Gurley posted a position-best (and second overall) 319 fantasy points last season thanks to the Rams' rejuvenated offense. With a four-year, $60 million contract giving him some peace of mind going into this year, we like Gurley to remain an elite fantasy option.

Our models project Gurley for 1,280 rushing yards and 9.7 touchdowns on 283 carries, adding 66 receptions for 547 receiving yards and 3.1 scores. Gurley comes in as our preseason RB4 for fantasy.