Most Consistent WR of 2019: The Full Top 10 Fantasy Seasons
Michael Thomas of the New Orleans Saints led all wide receivers in 2019, totaling 375 fantasy points over 16 appearances for 23 per game and a peak week of 41. No other receiver that year came close to matching his week-to-week production or his total. His season stands as the clear standard for receiver consistency in 2019.
Why Michael Thomas Owns the Consistency Crown for 2019
Michael Thomas of the New Orleans Saints finished first among wide receivers in 2019 with 375 fantasy points over 16 games, a per-game figure of 23 that no one else in the top ten matched. His best week of 41 shows he could also deliver a spike when needed, but the story of his year is the weekly baseline, not one blowup game. Chris Godwin of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers matched that 41-point best week but scored 274 total points, so Thomas beat the field on both volume and steadiness.
Julio Jones of the Atlanta Falcons and Chris Godwin tied at 274 points for second place in total scoring, each at 17 points per game. Cooper Kupp of the Los Angeles Rams sat just behind them at 270, and DeAndre Hopkins of the Houston Texans rounded out the top five at 266. Thomas finished first by a margin wider than any gap elsewhere in the top ten, which is exactly what a consistency verdict is built on.
The Ten Highest-Scoring Fantasy Wide Receiver Seasons of 2019
The table ranks the top ten fantasy wide receiver seasons of 2019 by total fantasy points, with games played, per-game scoring, and each player's best single week.
Where the 2019 Receiver Board Separates
The most striking break in the table sits between Thomas and everyone else: 375 points at the top, then a cluster where second through fifth place all landed between 266 and 274. Julio Jones, Chris Godwin, Cooper Kupp, and DeAndre Hopkins each played 16 games and each scored 17 per game, making that middle tier remarkably even while Thomas towered over it.
The best week column tells its own story. Mike Evans posted the single biggest receiver week of the year at 45 despite playing only 14 games, and Keenan Allen hit 44, yet both finished sixth and seventh in total points. Their boom weeks outshone anything Thomas produced in a single game, but the ranking rewards the full season, and that is where Thomas had no peer.
The bottom of the list shows how tight the field was behind the leaders. Allen Robinson, Julian Edelman, and Kenny Golladay all scored 16 per game, and their best weeks of 29, 28, and 28 show seasons built on steady accumulation rather than eruptions. Consistency ran deep in 2019, but only Thomas paired it with the top scoring total.
Two Buccaneers, One Stat Line
2019 is the only season in this top ten where one team placed two receivers in the top six: Chris Godwin and Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Godwin delivered the steadier year, 274 points over 16 games with a best week of 41, while Evans packed his production into 14 games and produced the year's highest single week at 45. Together they gave Tampa Bay Buccaneers rosters two paths to receiver production in the same season.
Common questions
Who was the most consistent fantasy wide receiver in 2019?
- Michael Thomas of the New Orleans Saints. He scored 375 fantasy points in 16 games, averaging 23 per game, and his 41-point best week reinforced rather than carried his total. He led the position in total scoring and per-game scoring at the same time.
How many fantasy points did Michael Thomas score in 2019?
- Michael Thomas scored 375 fantasy points in 2019 for the New Orleans Saints, the highest total among wide receivers that season, over 16 games.
Which wide receiver had the biggest single fantasy week in 2019?
- Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with a best week of 45. Chris Godwin of the same team and Michael Thomas each posted a best week of 41, while Keenan Allen of the Los Angeles Chargers reached 44.
Did every top ten fantasy wide receiver play 16 games in 2019?
- No. Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers played 14 games, the only top ten receiver short of 16.
Who finished second among fantasy wide receivers in 2019?
- Julio Jones, playing for the Atlanta Falcons, matched Chris Godwin of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 274 points, though the board slots Jones at No. 2. Both played 16 games and both averaged 17 points per game.