Best Wide Receiver Duos in the NFL Today

These are the best Wide Receiver Duos in the NFL today based on overall talent and production from the 2022-23 season. The best wide receivers in the NFL are game-changers. It is one of the most exciting and dynamic positions on the field.

If you want to be included in the fan voting, the most up-to-date fan voting is on my Instagram page @sogfootball.

Top 10 Best Wide Receiver Duos in the NFL Today – #10 Davante Adams & Hunter Renfrow

#10 – Davante Adams & Hunter Renfrow

While Davante Adams is widely considered the best Wide Receiver in the NFL, this is a list of best wide receiver duos. We have to consider the production of the two together.

When it comes to Hunter Renfrow, he was injured for most of the season and really only had one game. That being said, when healthy, Hunter Renfrow is still one of the best WR2’s in the NFL.

Going into next season, if this duo gets an upgrade at QB, I believe they have the chance to rise into the top 5. For now, I believe 10th is as high as I can rank them which is two lower than what the fans voted.

Top 10 Best Wide Receiver Duos in the NFL Today – #9 DeAndre Hopkins & Marquise Brown

#9 – DeAndre Hopkins & Marquise Brown

This is another what if scenario. What if DeAndre Hopkins wasn’t suspended for the first six games. What if Marquise Brown didn’t get injured mid-season. And maybe most importantly, what if they didn’t have Colt McCoy and Trace McSorley throwing to them to finish this season.

I think this is quietly one of the most talented wide receiver duos in the NFL that was put into a very unfortunate circumstance. Their stats as a duo does not reflect just how good they are.

While there are rumors of DeAndre Hopkins being traded this off-season, I believe that they can both be dominant with a healthy Kyler Murray going into next season. But again, what if.

Top 10 Best Wide Receiver Duos in the NFL Today – #8 Keenan Allen & Mike Williams

#8 – Keenan Allen & Mike Williams

Well, it’s looking like a common theme for the first three duos listed. A case of injuries.

When healthy, Keenan Allen and Mike Williams were putting up numbers. We all know the talent is there and they have the luxury of Justin Herbert who I consider as one of the best Quarterbacks in the NFL.

Keenan Allen is one of the best route runners in the NFL and Mike Williams is one of the best jump ball deep threats in the NFL. When healthy, they are one of the best ying and yang combos. They complement eachother perfectly.