Top 10 Best Wide Receiver Duos in the NFL Today
Welcome to our comprehensive breakdown of the best wide receiver duos set to light up the NFL in the 2024 season. As anticipation mounts for another thrilling year of football, we delve into the partnerships that promise to redefine the game.
Follow along as we go through the best WR duos in the NFL today going into the 2024 season.
#10 – Ceedee Lamb & Brandin Cooks
There are a few WR duos that can be argued to be included, but I opted for the Cowboys duo that people love to hate. Brandin Cooks is not in his prime at this point of his career, but his duo Ceedee Lamb is elite and can be argued as the best Wide Receiver in the NFL today.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Ceedee Lamb:
- Yards: 1,749
- Touchdowns: 12
- Receptions: 135
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Brandin Cooks:
- Yards: 657
- Touchdowns: 8
- Receptions: 54
#9 – Mike Evans & Chris Godwin
Mike Evans just keeps producing. At this point I have to embrace that he’s here to stay, until he’s not. Chris Godwin struggled by his standards last season, but this duo as a whole helped lead the Bucs into the playoffs when everyone counted them out.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Mike Evans:
- Yards: 1,255
- Touchdowns: 13
- Receptions: 79
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Chris Godwin:
- Yards: 1,024
- Touchdowns: 2
- Receptions: 83
#8 – Stefon Diggs & Nico Collins
You gotta love the NFL off-season. Stefon Diggs talked his way out of Buffalo and finds himself on the fastest rising team in the NFL. Whether it’s Nico Collins or Tank Dell that you consider apart of this duo, it’s clear C.J. Stroud will keep lighting up the NFL with these weapons. Don’t sleep on Diggs. He is still playing at an elite level.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Stefon Diggs:
- Yards: 1,183
- Touchdowns: 8
- Receptions: 107
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Nico Collins:
- Yards: 1,297
- Touchdowns: 8
- Receptions: 80
#7 – D.J. Moore & Keenan Allen
Another massive acquisition for the Chicago Bears. Keenan Allen struggled to stay healthy last season, but when he was, this is the same ultra consistent Keenan Allen who was playing like a top 5 Wide Receiver. Combine him with D.J. Moore who just had the best season of his career, and Caleb Williams and it’s clear this is a new look Chicago Bears offense.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for D.J. Moore:
- Yards: 1,364
- Touchdowns: 8
- Receptions: 96
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Keenan Allen:
- Yards: 1,243
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 108
#6 – Brandon Aiyuk & Deebo Samuel
No disrespect to Brock Purdy, but he would not be the same Quarterback without this two weapons in the air. Both of these players are not only hyper-effective when the ball is in the air, but afterwards too. They can make all highlight plays including turning short gains into touchdowns with the ball in their hands.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Brandon Aiyuk:
- Yards: 1,342
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 75
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Deebo Samuel:
- Yards: 892
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 60
#5 – Justin Jefferson & Jordan Addison
Justin Jefferson cooled off last season due to injury, but expect him to return to his old dominant self. I don’t care who is at the helm for the Minnesota Vikings. It can be Sam Darnold, hell bring Manziel out of retirement. Off talent alone, Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison will continue to produce.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Justin Jefferson:
- Yards: 1,074
- Touchdowns: 5
- Receptions: 68
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Jordan Addison:
- Yards: 911
- Touchdowns: 10
- Receptions: 70
#4 – Ja’Marr Chase & Tee Higgins
In what was a down year by this duo’s standards, with a healthy Joe Burrow, they are bound to produce. Tee Higgins has been rumored to be traded out of Cincinnati, but until that happens they are clearly one the top 5 best WR duos in the NFL.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Ja’Marr Chase:
- Yards: 1,216
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 100
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Tee Higgins:
- Yards: 656
- Touchdowns: 5
- Receptions: 42
#3 – Puka Nacua & Cooper Kupp
It’s time. The first name in the duo is the better Wide Receiver. And after only one season, I’m ready to claim that Puka Nacua is better than Cooper Kupp. Kupp is approaching the latter portion of his career and has stayed healthy. Meanwhile, Puka Nacua is chasing records.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Puka Nacua:
- Yards: 1,486
- Touchdowns: 6
- Receptions: 105
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Cooper Kupp:
- Yards: 737
- Touchdowns: 5
- Receptions: 59
#2 – A.J. Brown & Devonta Smith
You could easily make an argument for A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith to be the best Wide Receiver duo in the NFL. I even think if A.J. Brown played in that wild card matchup it could have been a different story. Regardless, they will look to claim that number one spot in 2024.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for A.J. Brown:
- Yards: 1,456
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 106
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Devonta Smith:
- Yards: 1066
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 81
#1 – Tyreek Hill & Jaylen Waddle
For me, this is the cemented best Wide Receiver duo in the NFL. Tyreek Hill just continues to produce like the best Wide Receiver in the NFL. Speed kills, and these two are clearly a nightmare for any defense. Mike McDaniel will find ways to weaponize their speed.
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Tyreek Hill:
- Yards: 1,710
- Touchdowns: 7
- Receptions: 119
2023-24 Receiving Stats for Jaylen Waddle:
- Yards: 1,356
- Touchdowns: 8
- Receptions: 75
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