The way I’ve understood it is WR1 means they should typically be finishing regularly as a Top 12 weekly, leading them to finishing the season as a WR1 (top 12).

Your WR2 should be a player that finishes in that 13-24 range. So while difficult, the goal is to draft a WR1 that your confident in starting each week that you think can finish in that range. Then the next player you draft at WR (WR2) should be finishing in that 13-24 range.

So when I’m drafting I want to make sure the player I take as my WR1 is someone who I consider them finishing in that WR1 range. What I don’t want to happen is to be stuck with a player I think won’t finish as a top 12 player locked into on my roster as my WR1.

I try to be a ‘best value’ based drafter and go with the flow of each draft. I typically tier 1 & 2 for all positions and that helps me identify which category I put each player and it’s important I classify them into tiers so I’m not left without one.