Top Ten Best Wide Receivers of the 2020 NFL Season

Adams was the best wide receiver in the NFL playing with the best quarterback in the NFL. Now that is a recipe for success.

Even after missing two games, Adams still had 1,374 receiving yards and an NFL-leading 18 touchdowns. Imagine what he might have been able to do if he had played all 16 games.

The Bills trading for Diggs might go down as one of the all-time great trades. Just look at what he has done for the team in his first season there. He gave Josh Allen an elite target, and he finally got his chance to be a true number-one wide receiver.

He definitely showed he was ready for it. He led the NFL in catches with 127, receiving yards with 1,535, and had 8 touchdowns as well. This trade not only worked out for the Bills but for the Vikings too, as their Diggs replacement is also on this list.

Playing for the top team in the NFL, Hill continued his dominance with his speed. He had 1,276 yards and 15 touchdowns, and he is one of the main reasons the Chiefs are in the Super Bowl.

In his first season with the Cardinals, Hopkins picked up where he left off with the Texans. With Kyler Murray passing to him, he had 1,407 yards and 6 touchdowns. He was also on the receiving end of the Hail Murray.

As long as they have Hopkins, the Cardinals will have a shot at the playoffs.

Metcalf continues to show that teams shouldn't have let him drop to the second round in the 2019 NFL Draft. As Russell Wilson's top target, Metcalf had 1,303 yards and 10 touchdowns to help lead the Seahawks to the playoffs.

He is only going to get better.

Many were wondering if Jefferson could have the impact Stefon Diggs had for the Vikings. Turns out, he got the job done.

In one of the best rookie wide receiver seasons in NFL history, Jefferson had 1,400 yards and 7 touchdowns while playing opposite Adam Thielen. He became the favorite target of Kirk Cousins and helped the Vikings push for the playoffs in the middle of the season.

If this is how he looks as a rookie, imagine how much better he will be in the next few seasons.

It was a down season for Julio Jones, but with it came the rise of third-year receiver Calvin Ridley. At one point, he led the league in receiving touchdowns and ended the season with 9.

He also had a career-high 1,374 yards in his first 1,000-yard season. He is hitting his stride at the right time for the Falcons.

Fighting through injuries and missed time, Brown still put together a great second season in 2020. As Ryan Tannehill's favorite target, he had 1,075 yards and 11 touchdowns and made a stellar partner with Corey Davis.

With Tom Brady as his quarterback, Evans continued his streak of 1,000-yard seasons, finishing with 1,006 yards and 13 touchdowns.

If the NFC wasn't loaded at the wide receiver position, he would have more recognition. Now he's going to the Super Bowl.

Terry McLaurin should be higher on the list.

D.J. Moore had more yards than Amari Cooper.

He had one good quarterback for the first few weeks. It's not his fault he had fewer yards than A.J. Brown or D.J. Moore. He played great, but he didn't have a quarterback good enough for most of the year.