WR · 24 prospects
Wide receivers.
Separation, route tree, and catch radius. YAC is a bonus, never an excuse.
- Avg. height
- 6'2"
- Avg. weight
- 202 lb
- Avg. 40
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Elite
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Jeremiah SmithBig Board #1· Rd 1Jeremiah Smith is a generational 'X' receiver prototype. His blend of size, athleticism, and technical refinement positions him not only as the top prospect in his class but as a talent with the potential to redefine the
6'3" · 215 lb40: —Bomb Grade96CompHis physical and athletic profile echoes Julio Jones, but with more polished technical upside as a collegiate receiver.
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Cam ColemanBig Board #8· Rd 1Cam Coleman is the prototypical 'X' receiver, redefining field geometries. His size-speed combination projects him as a dominant NFL weapon from day one, a physical mismatch waiting to be exploited in any vertical scheme
6'4" · 216 lb40: —Bomb Grade87CompA more fluid, better body control version of Mike Williams; a dominant X-receiver at the catch point.
Pro Bowl ceiling
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Ryan WilliamsBig Board #14· Rd 1Ryan Williams is an archetypal field-stretcher with a rare combination of elite height and Usain Bolt speed. His NFL success hinges on whether his skeletal frame can withstand professional punishment and develop a comple
6'4" · 182 lb40: —Bomb Grade83.1CompA taller, leaner version of Will Fuller V, a field-stretching specialist whose value ties to his vertical explosiveness.
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KJ DuffBig Board #16· Rd 1A 6-foot-6 boundary X who does not need separation to win — Duff turns 50-50 balls into completions and shrinks the field every time Rutgers gets inside the 20.
6'6" · 225 lb40: —Bomb Grade82.6CompDrake London / Mike Evans (big-bodied boundary X who wins contested)
Day 1 starter
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Duce RobinsonBig Board #50· Rd 2Robinson was a top-25 national recruit and a two-sport prospect out of Pinnacle in Phoenix who spent two seasons at USC as a big-play complement — 16 catches for 351 yards in 2023, 23 for 396 and five scores in 2024 — be
6'6" · 225 lb40: —Bomb Grade73.2CompDeebo Samuel / Amon-Ra St. Brown (due to physical build and hybrid role)
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Wyatt YoungBig Board #59· Rd 2A three-star recruit out of Katy Tompkins, Young went from 18 catches as a freshman to one of the most productive receivers in the country in 2025 — 70 receptions, 1,264 yards and ten touchdowns, third in the FBS in rece
6'0" · 199 lb40: —Bomb Grade71.1CompGolden Tate / Amon-Ra St. Brown (projected version)
Solid starter
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Mario CraverBig Board #74· Rd 3A twitchy slot weapon who exploded after transferring from Mississippi State to Texas A&M, Craver is one of the most dangerous space players in the 2027 receiver class.
5'9" · 180 lb40: —Bomb Grade67CompJaylen Waddle (Texas A&M) / Zay Flowers (Baltimore Ravens) — Shares the vertical explosiveness and post-catch dynamism characteristic of shorter, high-density muscle receivers in Jim Elko's scheme.
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Amare ThomasBig Board #75· Rd 3A First-Team All-Big 12 receiver after transferring from UAB, Thomas brings a polished route tree and 23 career touchdowns to Houston's offense.
6'0" · 205 lb40: —Bomb Grade66.7CompZay Flowers / Diontae Johnson (due to instant separation ability and short-area manipulation).
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Cooper BarkateBig Board #78· Rd 3From Harvard to a 1,100-yard season at Duke to Miami, Barkate is a long, smooth outside receiver reuniting with his quarterback in Coral Gables.
6'1" · 195 lb40: —Bomb Grade66.1CompJordy Nelson / Adam Thielen (for the combination of route precision and open-field deceptiveness)
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Beau SparksBig Board #79· Rd 3An 84-catch, 1,200-yard breakout star at Texas State, Sparks went from Utah Tech transfer to one of the Group of Five's most complete receivers.
5'11" · 181 lb40: —Bomb Grade65.8CompJakobi Meyers / Amon-Ra St. Brown (G5 version) — Shares that ability to find voids in zone and an intrinsic toughness post-catch, prioritizing efficiency over pure explosiveness.
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Jackson HarrisBig Board #80· Rd 3A 6-3 deep threat who averaged nearly 20 yards per catch with 12 touchdowns at Hawaii, Harris is the 2027 class's fastest-rising outside receiver.
6'3" · 205 lb40: —Bomb Grade65.6CompKalif Raymond / Khalil Shakir (versatile Z/slot receiver profile with vertical explosiveness).
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Charlie BeckerBig Board #83· Rd 3A 6-4, 207-pound outside receiver who caught 34 passes for 679 yards and four scores in 16 games in 2025, averaging an even 20.0 yards a catch. Enormous catch radius and vertical value, with a target share that has never
6'4" · 207 lb40: —Bomb Grade64.9CompJulian Edelman / Khalil Shakir (compact WRs with RB mentality post-catch)
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Nyck HarborBig Board #90· Rd 3A 6-5, 235-pound outside receiver who caught 30 passes for 618 yards and six touchdowns in 11 games in 2025 at 20.6 yards a catch. A track sprinter's speed inside a tight end's body, still learning to play receiver.
6'5" · 235 lb40: —Bomb Grade63.4CompTyreek Hill (speed profile) / Christian Watson (due to stride length and extreme verticality in a long frame)
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Jordan FaisonBig Board #92· Rd 3Jordan Faison arrived at Notre Dame as a lacrosse recruit and a football walk-on, and he has become the most trusted underneath target on a playoff-caliber roster. In 2025 he caught 49 passes for 640 yards and four touch
5'10" · 185 lb40: —Bomb Grade62.9CompWan'Dale Robinson
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Tre RichardsonBig Board #93· Rd 3Tre Richardson turned 46 catches into 806 yards and seven touchdowns in 2025, a 17.5-yard average that says everything about how Vanderbilt used him: not as a possession outlet, but as the player who was supposed to end
5'10" · 175 lb40: —Bomb Grade62.7CompWan'Dale Robinson / Tank Dell (due to their tactical versatility and explosive short-area acceleration).
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Andrew MarshBig Board #96· Rd 3Andrew Marsh produced 45 receptions for 651 yards and four touchdowns in 2025, numbers that look modest until you account for context: he did it as the youngest significant contributor in Michigan's receiver room, inside
6'0" · 190 lb40: —Bomb Grade62CompGarrett Wilson / Jahan Dotson (A space-creator profile with elite body control and reliable hands).
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Parker KingstonBig Board #99· Rd 4Parker Kingston spent 2025 doing everything BYU asked and doing most of it well. He caught 67 passes for 928 yards and five touchdowns across 14 games, added 25 carries for 119 yards and three scores, and produced 230 pu
5'11" · 185 lb40: —Bomb Grade60.8CompHunter Renfrow
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Trell HarrisBig Board #102· Rd 4Trell Harris is a 6-0, 203-pound receiver who spent 2025 as Virginia's most reliable pass-game option, catching 59 balls for 847 yards and five touchdowns at 14.4 yards per reception while starting 12 of 13 games. He ear
6'0" · 203 lb40: —Bomb Grade60.4CompDarius Slayton / Josh Palmer (Vertical speed hybrids with route-running separation ability).
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Terrell AndersonBig Board #104· Rd 4Terrell Anderson is a 6-2, 200-pound wide receiver who transferred from NC State to USC after a 2025 season in which he caught 39 passes for 629 yards and five touchdowns, a 16.1-yard average that ranked among the most e
6'2" · 200 lb40: —Bomb Grade60.2CompCourtland Sutton / Jakobi Meyers
Rotation
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Ryan WingoBig Board #109· Rd 4Ryan Wingo is a 6-2, 214-pound Texas wide receiver from St. Louis who arrived as a five-star and has been in the rotation since his true freshman year. He caught 29 passes for 472 yards and two scores over 16 games in 20
6'2" · 214 lb40: —Bomb Grade59.7CompRashee Rice / Josh Palmer (big-bodied Z with run-after-catch juice)
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Omarion MillerBig Board #111· Rd 4Omarion Miller is a 6-2, 215-pound wide receiver from Vivian, Louisiana who spent three seasons at Colorado before transferring to Arizona State for his senior year. He played 27 games in Boulder with 10 starts and finis
6'2" · 215 lb40: —Bomb Grade59.4CompXavier Legette / Robert Woods (physical boundary X with contested value)
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Nick MarshBig Board #117· Rd 4A 6-3, 213-pound X receiver who caught 59 passes for 662 yards and six touchdowns in 2025 after a 41-catch, 649-yard freshman year, then transferred from Michigan State to Indiana. Big-bodied, contested-catch dependable
6'3" · 213 lb40: —Bomb Grade58.8CompAnquan Boldin / Rashid Shaheed (hybrid) — Possesses Boldin's physical frame and point-of-attack aggression, but with an extra gear of linear speed post-catch.
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TJ MooreBig Board #132· Rd 5A 6-3, 200-pound perimeter receiver with 97 catches for 1,488 yards over his first two seasons, including 52-837-4 at 16.1 a catch in 2025. Long-striding X with real vertical juice, but the touchdown production has never
6'3" · 200 lb40: —Bomb Grade57.1CompGeorge Pickens / DeVante Parker (prospect version). Moore shares that body elasticity and magnetic hands, though he still needs to develop blocking aggression and intermediate route refinement.
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Bryant Wesco Jr.Big Board #138· Rd 5A 6-2, 190-pound vertical receiver with 72 career catches for 1,245 yards and 11 touchdowns in 19 games, averaging 17.3 a reception. Genuine track speed and a scoring nose, with a 2025 season that ended after seven games
6'2" · 190 lb40: —Bomb Grade56.4CompGeorge Pickens / DeVante Parker — Possesses the same body elasticity and mid-air adjustment ability as Pickens, with the vertical "X" profile that wins with length, not just pure speed.
