Complete 2025 NFL Draft WR Rankings:

You are currently viewing our wide receiver rankings for the 2025 NFL Draft. The 2025 WR class doesn’t have quite as much day 2 talent as we’ve gotten used to, but can it still be a good class?

Our top WR prospects are selected after thousands of hours carefully scouting the most talented pass catchers in college football. Even though only about 30 will get selected in the draft, a lot more are signed as free agents, and many more receive a training camp invite.

We’ll provide you with inside information to help you know which receivers will be stars, who will be a bust, and which sleepers will shock the world.

BNB Football is the best place for in-depth analysis of 2025 NFL draft wide receiver prospects at all levels of college football. To view other positions, follow the links below.

(Last Updated: April 17, 2025)

1. Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona

WR | 6’4″ | 219 lbs | 3rd Year

Tetairoa McMillan was a highly touted high school recruit who chose Arizona over a number of blue blood programs, and it certainly worked out for him. 

McMillan enters the 2025 NFL Draft as the obvious top receiver prospect in my eyes. He has just about everything NFL teams are hoping for: Size, strength, athleticism, versatile route running, after-catch ability, and a knack for securing contested catches.

The stats jump off the page despite a sub-par passing game at Arizona this past year, and the film shows much better athletic ability than people are giving him credit for. Running a 4.53 at his pro day showed plenty of juice to continue dominating at the next level.

He’ll need to reduce the number of drops in the NFL, but scouts aren’t overly concerned with his hands given all his highlight grabs and technique.

Tetairoa McMillan 2024 Stats

12 games: 1319 receiving yards, 8 receiving touchdowns, 15.7 yards per catch, 44.3% receiving yardage accounted for, 2.87 yards per route run

2. Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State

WR | 6’1″ | 202 lbs | 4th Year

Emeka Egbuka was a top 10 overall high school recruit who saw playing time right away at wide receiver for a loaded Buckeyes receiver room. 

An experienced player with a good all around game and a strong frame, Egbuka isn’t afraid to do the little things that make an offense go. At the same time, he shows extremely reliable hands, a diverse route tree, and good acceleration to go with his size.

Egbuka never had the opportunity to be a true WR1 for the Buckeyes, playing alongside former top 5 pick Marvin Harrison Jr. and future top 5 pick Jeremiah Smith. But that won’t deter NFL teams who think his floor is that of an NFL starter, with enough traits to take on even more receiving share as a pro.

Emeka Egbuka 2024 Stats

15 games: 947 receiving yards, 10 receiving touchdowns, 12.6 yards per catch, 23.8% receiving yardage accounted for, 20 rushing yards, 2.51 yards per route run

3. Luther Burden III, Missouri

WR | 5’11” | 206 lbs | 3rd Year

Luther Burden III had an underwhelming season, but the traits are in line with what you’d expect from a 1st round wide receiver.

Burden has elite acceleration and underneath quickness, combined with a strong frame that projects well to a versatile role in the NFL. He primarily operated out of the slot in his final two seasons at Missouri, but has enough length and power to line up outside or take snaps out of the backfield to draw mismatches.

He has an explosive first step and has proven to track the ball well, with solid (albeit very small) hands to boot.

Consistency and refining his route running will allow him to take the next step, but the former 5 star recruit has a real chance to be a better NFL player than he was college player.

Luther Burden III 2024 Stats

12 games: 676 receiving yards, 6 receiving touchdowns, 11.1 yards per catch, 23.1% receiving yardage accounted for, 115 rushing yards, 2 rushing touchdowns, 2.32 yards per route run

4. Matthew Golden, WR, Texas

WR | 5’11” | 191 lbs | 3rd Year

After spending two seasons putting up decent but not eye-popping numbers in the American Athletic Conference as a member of the Houston Cougars, Golden transferred to Texas where he set career highs across the board as a true junior. 

Golden is lightning fast and incredibly fluid at all three levels of the field, showing the ability to line up all over the field. He’s proven effective in contested catch scenarios, but usually has the athleticism to generate plenty of separation. 

He has elite body control and flexibility to adjust to the ball in the air, and has the quick feet to develop into a top-tier route runner after a few years in the league. He ran the fastest 40 yard dash of any receiver in the class (including pro day data), giving him elite uncoachable traits you’d expect from a WR1 in the NFL.

Matthew Golden 2024 Stats

16 games: 987 receiving yards, 9 receiving touchdowns, 17.0 yards per catch, 22.1% receiving yardage accounted for, 2.10 yards per route run

5. Tre Harris, Ole Miss

WR | 6’2″ | 205 lbs | 5th Year

Before an injury sidelined him, Tre Harris was having the best season of any receiver in college football. His 987 yards through 7 games led the nation, with a pace that put him on-par with Devonta Smith’s 2020 Heisman season.

He’s the prototype for what an X-receiver looks like in the NFL, with a strong frame and good length who excels at the catch point. Harris tracks the ball exceptionally well and understands the nuances of running his routes and positioning his body to box out defenders.

Despite putting up decent numbers at the combine, Harris will be slightly held back by athletic traits. He doesn’t have the initial burst off the line of scrimmage to put prevent DBs from pressing, and he doesn’t mix up his release packages enough to compensate. His ability to consistently separate in the NFL is questionable.

Tre Harris 2024 Stats

8 games: 1030 receiving yards, 7 receiving touchdowns, 17.2 yards per catch, 22.6% receiving yardage accounted for, 5.15 yards per route run

Complete 2025 WR Draft Rankings

RANK NAME SCHOOL AGE HT WT
1 Tetairoa McMillan Arizona 3rd 6'4" 219
2 Emeka Egbuka Ohio State 4th 6'1" 202
3 Luther Burden III Missouri 3rd 6'0" 206
4 Matthew Golden Texas 3rd 5'11" 191
5 Tre Harris Ole Miss 5th 6'2" 205
6 Jayden Higgins Iowa State 4th 6'4" 214
7 Jack Bech TCU 4th 6'1" 214
8 Kyle Williams Washington State 5th 5'11" 190
9 Jalen Royals Utah State 4th 6'0" 205
10 Jaylin Noel Iowa State 4th 5'10" 194
11 Savion Williams TCU 5th 6'4" 222
12 Elic Ayomanor Stanford 3rd 6'2" 206
13 Tai Felton Maryland 4th 6'1" 183
14 Tory Horton Colorado State 5th 6'3" 196
15 Isaiah Bond Texas 3rd 5'11" 180
16 Arian Smith Georgia 5th 6'0" 179
17 Ricky White III UNLV 5th 6'1" 184
18 Pat Bryant Illinois 4th 6'2" 204
19 Dont'e Thornton Jr. Tennessee 4th 6'5" 205
20 Jaylin Lane Virginia Tech 5th 5'10" 191
21 KeAndre Lambert-Smith Auburn 5th 6'1" 190
22 Chimere Dike Florida 5th 6'1" 196
23 Tez Johnson Oregon 5th 5'10" 154
24 Isaac TeSlaa Arkansas 5th 6'4" 214
25 Daniel Jackson Minnesota 5th 5'11" 193
26 Xavier Restrepo Miami (FL) 5th 5'10" 209
27 Darius Cooper Tarleton State 5th 5'11" 213
28 Roc Taylor Memphis 4th 6'2" 213
29 Chandler Brayboy Elon 6th 6'0" 202
30 Jordan Watkins Ole Miss 5th 5'11" 196
31 Bru McCoy Tennessee 6th 6'3" 209
32 Nick Nash San Jose State 6th 6'3" 203
33 Dominic Lovett Georgia 4th 5'10" 185
34 Ja'Corey Brooks Louisville 4th 6'2" 184
35 Elijhah Badger Florida 5th 6'1" 200
36 Isaiah Neyor Nebraska 6th 6'4" 218
37 Beaux Collins Notre Dame 4th 6'3" 201
38 Juice Wells Ole Miss 5th 6'1" 201
39 Kobe Hudson UCF 5th 6'1" 193
40 Junior Bergen Montana 4th 5'10" 184
41 Andrew Armstrong Arkansas 6th 6'4" 202
42 Sam Brown Miami (FL) 5th 6'2" 200
43 Efton Chism III Eastern Washington 5th 5'10" 195
44 Kaden Prather Maryland 4th 6'4" 204
45 Monaray Baldwin Baylor 4th 5'9" 166
46 Dymere Miller Rutgers 5th 5'11" 181
47 Will Sheppard Colorado 6th 6'2" 198
48 Traeshon Holden Oregon 5th 6'2" 205
49 Da'Quan Felton Virginia Tech 6th 6'5" 213
50 Mario Williams Tulane 4th 5'9" 170
51 LaJohntay Wester Colorado 5th 5'10" 163
52 Theo Wease Missouri 6th 6'3" 200
53 Jacolby George Miami (FL) 4th 5'11" 172
54 Jimmy Horn Jr. Colorado 4th 5'8" 174
55 Dorian Singer Utah 4th 5'11" 191
56 Blayne Taylor Abilene Christian 4th 6'4" 212
57 Jordan Moore Duke 4th 6'0" 188
58 Mac Dalena Fresno State 5th 5'10" 180
59 Zakhari Franklin Illinois 6th 6'1" 204
60 Jahmal Banks Nebraska 5th 6'3" 218
61 Jackson Meeks Syracuse 4th 6'2" 216
62 AJ Henning Northwestern 5th 5'10" 188
63 Holden Willis Mid Tenn State 5th 6'3" 220
64 Konata Mumpfield Pittsburgh 4th 5'11" 186
65 JP Richardson TCU 4th 6'0" 192
66 Josh Kelly Texas Tech 6th 6'1" 186
67 Giles Jackson Washington 6th 5'8" 187
68 Collin Brunstein Illinois College 5th 6'0" 188
69 Xzavier Henderson Cincinnati 5th 6'3" 193
70 Jamaal Pritchett South Alabama 4th 5'9" 170
71 Ali Jennings Virginia Tech 6th 6'1" 198
72 Joaquin Davis NC Central 5th 6'4" 194
73 Joey Hobert Texas State 5th 5'11" 183
74 Ja'seem Reed San Diego 4th 6'1" 190
75 Coleman Owen Ohio 6th 5'10" 181
76 Luke Grimm Kansas 5th 5'11" 189
77 Jakobie Keeney-James Massachusetts 6th 6'0" 190
78 Xavier Guillory Arizona State 5th 6'2" 201
79 Tyrone Broden Arkansas 6th 6'5" 194
80 Jayden Harrison Notre Dame 6th 5'10" 183
81 Dante Wright Temple 6th 5'9" 180
82 Kelly Akharaiyi Mississippi State 5th 6'0" 199
83 Silas Bolden Texas 5th 5'8" 162
84 Taylor Morin Wake Forest 6th 5'10" 186
85 Jerjuan Newton Toledo 6th 5'11" 192
86 Cam Camper Boise State 5th 6'3" 198
87 Eli Pancol Duke 6th 6'1" 205
88 Brennan Presley Oklahoma State 5th 5'8" 168
89 Rashod Owens Oklahoma State 5th 6'2" 218
90 Winston Wright Jr. East Carolina 6th 5'9" 190
91 Treon Sibley Liberty 6th 5'11" 205
92 Ja'khi Douglas Florida State 5th 5'9" 186
93 Kris Mitchell Notre Dame 5th 5'11" 182
94 Quentin Skinner Kansas 5th 6'4" 203
95 Dalevon Campbell South Carolina 6th 6'3" 219
96 Kisean Johnson Western Kentucky 5th 6'0" 216
97 Courtney Jackson Arkansas State 6th 5'10" 183
98 Ife Adeyi Sam Houston State 6th 5'8" 181
99 Jahdae Walker Texas A&M 4th 6'3" 199
100 Landon Ruggieri Bryant 5th 6'1" 196
101 Bo Belquist North Dakota 5th 6'0" 190
102 Bryson Green Wisconsin 4th 6'1" 211
103 Justin Lockhart San Jose State 6th 6'2" 198
104 Tru Edwards Louisiana Tech 6th 6'2" 198
105 Myles Price Indiana 5th 5'9" 178
106 Ethan Jordan Wilfrid Laurier 5th 5'11" 172
107 Moose Muhammad III Texas A&M 5th 6'0" 195
108 Devon Frenchko Alma 5th 5'11" 180
109 Nate McCollum North Carolina 5th 5'8" 184
110 Jabre Barber Texas A&M 5th 5'9" 179
111 Darius Lassiter BYU 5th 6'2" 203
112 Elijah Spencer Minnesota 4th 6'1" 193
113 JJ Jones North Carolina 4th 6'2" 198
114 Jeremiah Hunter Washington 5th 6'1" 208
115 Jaden Smith Nevada 6th 6'6" 210
116 Ke'Shawn Williams Indiana 5th 5'9" 188
117 Landon Parker Troy 7th 6'2" 211
118 Chris Tyree Virginia 5th 5'9" 192
119 Demeer Blankumsee Memphis 5th 5'11" 192
120 Stephen Gosnell Virginia Tech 5th 6'2" 198
121 Lance LeGendre Louisiana 6th 6'1" 220
122 Jamoi Mayes Cincinnati 5th 5'10" 206
123 Christian Carter Pittsburg State 6th 5'9" 174
124 Robert Lewis Auburn 5th 5'10" 186
125 Lawrence Arnold Kansas 5th 6'3" 197
126 Moochie Dixon SMU 5th 5'11" 183
127 TJ Sheffield Connecticut 6th 5'10" 188
128 Trey Goodman UTEP 4th 5'11" 184
129 Julian Fleming Penn State 5th 6'2" 214
130 Jordan Bly Gardner-Webb 4th 5'11" 175
131 Steven McBride Hawaii 5th 6'0" 163
132 Dante Cephas Kansas State 6th 6'0" 191
133 Aaron Sexton Ireland IPP 6'2" 195
134 Montorie Foster Jr. Michigan State 5th 6'0" 188
135 Seven McGee Albany 4th 5'9" 185
136 Kenneth Womack Western Michigan 5th 5'10" 194
137 Luke Floriea Kent State 5th 5'8" 175
138 Cade McDonald Miami (OH) 6th 5'11" 194
139 Anthony Sambucci Western Michigan 5th 6'1" 193
140 Tyler Kahmann Emporia State 6th 6'2" 207
141 Sergio Morancy Northern Iowa 4th 6'2" 189
142 Dre Williams North Greenville 6th 5'9" 185
143 Derwin Burgess Jr. Georgia Southern 4th 5'10" 187
144 Casey Reynolds Army 4th 6'2" 187
145 Sean Atkins South Florida 6th 5'9" 177
146 Gage Larvadain South Carolina 4th 5'9" 180
147 Redd Douglas Findlay 4th 5'11" 196
148 Key'Shawn Smith SMU 5th 6'0" 187
149 Melquan Stovall Arizona State 6th 5'8" 189
150 Hollis Mathis William & Mary 6th 6'1" 174
151 Jimmy Holiday Louisiana Tech 5th 6'0" 199
152 Kyrese White Utah State 6th 5'10" 186
153 Loic Fouonji Vanderbilt 5th 6'3" 209
154 Carter Bell South Dakota 6th 5'9" 179
155 Dontae Fleming Tulane 5th 6'1" 175
156 Kyle Ford USC 6th 6'2" 223
157 Damien Alford Utah 5th 6'5" 224
158 Drae McCray Texas Tech 4th 5'8" 182
159 Zach Patterson Central Missouri 5th 5'8" 179
160 Christan Horn Appalachian State 5th 6'1" 194
161 Jonah Panoke Hawaii 6th 6'1" 200
162 Devonte Tanksley UT-Martin 6th 5'9" 168
163 Phil Lutz Delaware 6th 6'0" 191
164 Justin Shorter Holy Cross 4th 5'11" 169
165 Kamdyn Benjamin Tulsa 6th 5'9" 176
166 Abdul Janneh Georgia Tech 5th 6'2" 187
167 Jared Gipson Sacramento State 5th 6'0" 206
168 Dorian Anderson SE Missouri State 4th 6'5" 214
169 Cody Tierney Grand Valley State 6th 5'10" 197
170 Nah'shawn Hezekiah Southern Illinois 4th 6'2" 200
171 Quincy Skinner Jr. Vanderbilt 4th 6'2" 204
172 Sevonne Rhea Lamar 6th 5'10" 193
173 Shawn Harris Jr. Rhode Island 5th 5'9" 175
174 Christian Fitzpatrick Marshall 5th 6'4" 216
175 Ketron Jackson Baylor 4th 6'1" 203
176 Joe Gillette Maine 6th 5'10" 192
177 Davon Wells UL-Monroe 5th 5'10" 175
178 Hal Presley Baylor 4th 6'2" 201
179 Jake Coleman Dayton 5th 6'5" 214
180 Money Parks Utah 5th 5'9" 177
181 Jaden Williams Texas State 4th 5'9" 170
182 DJ Rias Samford 5th 5'8" 191
183 Max McLeod Colorado-Mines 6th 6'1" 194
184 Omarion Dollison James Madison 5th 5'9" 186
185 Montigo Moss Maine 5th 6'1" 210
186 Keelan White Montana 6th 6'0" 190
187 Jacquez Jones Norfolk State 4th 5'9" 170
188 Jacoby Jones UCF 5th 6'1" 225
189 Ashtyn Hawkins Baylor 5th 5'10" 170
190 Ahmari Huggins-Bruce Louisville 4th 5'11" 176
191 Jack Fisher Augustana 5th 6'1" 195
192 Jacob Sharp Weber State 6th 6'1" 184
193 Kaedin Robinson Appalachian State 6th 6'0" 203
194 Michael Love LIU 6th 5'8" 179
195 Jadon Jackson Kansas State 6th 6'1" 186
196 Joachim Trouabal France IPP 6'0" 184
197 Devin Smith Villanova 4th 5'9" 184
198 Yulkeith Brown Tulane 4th 5'10" 162
199 Malcolm Johnson Jr. Bowling Green 5th 6'1" 188
200 Damon Ward Jr. North Texas 6th 6'0" 202
201 Roderick Daniels Jr. SMU 4th 5'7" 180
202 Jalen Thomas Tiffin 4th 5'11" 186
203 Jeremiah Webb South Alabama 6th 6'0" 198
204 Ashton Allen Temple 4th 6'2" 209
205 Dane Olson Colorado State 6th 5'11" 185
206 Shemar Savage Prairie View A&M 4th 6'3" 213
207 Mookie Cooper Missouri 5th 5'9" 186
208 Micah Davis Ole Miss 5th 5'11" 175
209 Solomon Davis Central Michigan 6th 5'10" 179
210 Sean Brown Charlotte 6th 6'3" 193
211 Montana Lemonious-Craig Arizona 5th 6'1" 189
212 Jordin Parker Western Michigan 6th 5'8" 159
213 Taylor Tosches Colorado-Pueblo 4th 6'3" 212
214 Kentron Poitier Florida State 5th 6'2" 196
215 Canyon Bauer Augustana 6th 5'11" 206
216 Bryce Kirtz Northwestern 6th 5'11" 191
217 Matt Sykes Rice 5th 6'4" 206
218 Abdul-Fatai Ibrahim Louisiana Tech 6th 6'0" 201
219 JJ Jenkins Buffalo 6th 6'2" 195
220 Demonte Martin California (PA) 6th 6'3" 186
221 Nahsir Morgan Delaware Valley 4th 6'3" 202
222 Jhari Patterson East Carolina 4th 5'10" 193
223 Mycah Pittman Utah 6th 6'0" 195
224 Jacob Bernard Louisiana 6th 5'9" 186
225 Onuma Dieke Elon 5th 6'4" 210
226 Nate Bennett San Diego State 5th 6'1" 196
227 Jonas Bennett Missouri Western 6th 5'11" 197
228 Austin Jablonski Concordia (NE) 5th 6'2" 213
229 Malik Hornsby Arkansas State 5th 6'2" 189
230 Michael Mathison Western Kentucky 6th 5'9" 177
231 Kasey Hawthorne Howard 5th 5'10" 196
232 Jeremiah Taylor Shepherd 5th 6'0" 190
233 Ja'Shaun Poke San Diego State 6th 5'10" 185
234 Kelin Parsons Mercer 5th 6'1" 202
235 Mike Brown-Stephens South Florida 6th 5'10" 188
236 Tadd Barr Buffalo 6th 6'0" 189
237 Giancarlo Woods Cal Poly 5th 6'1" 195
238 Jyaire Shorter Memphis 7th 6'1" 203
239 Jayden Horace Fort Hays State 4th 6'0" 180
240 Chris Carpenter UTSA 5th 5'10" 151
241 Dalvin Smith Western Kentucky 6th 6'2" 178
242 Malachi Holt-Bennett UAB 4th 6'2" 183
243 Twon Hines Northwestern State 6th 5'10" 186
244 Andrew McElroy Northern Illinois 4th 6'3" 188
245 Jaylen Green Delta State 5th 6'0" 183
246 Josh Letellier Salve Regina 4th 6'2" 215
247 Christian Dremel Rutgers 6th 5'9" 184
248 Trevor Wilson Kansas 6th 5'10" 188
249 Benjamin Omayebu Tarleton State 4th 5'7" 193
250 Milan Tucker Florida Atlantic 6th 5'9" 180
251 Jack Studer UW-La Crosse 6th 6'1" 203
252 Jamaal Bell Baylor 5th 5'9" 178
253 Justin Smith-Brown South Carolina State 6th 6'1" 190
254 Blair Conwright North Texas 6th 5'11" 188
255 Roy Alexander Incarnate Word 4th 5'10" 200
256 Trejon Spiller Prairie View A&M 4th 6'1" 173
257 Chase Lane Georgia Tech 6th 5'11" 186
258 Javon Ivory South Alabama 6th 6'2" 200
259 Adam Jones Arkansas State 6th 6'2" 185
260 Barry Hill Shepherd 5th 5'8" 156
261 Kordell David New Mexico State 4th 6'2" 197
262 Justin Robinson West Virginia 5th 6'4" 217
263 Yogi Flager McKendree 5th 5'9" 175
264 Christian Fredericksen Idaho State 5th 6'4" 211
265 AJ Bennett Texas Southern 5th 6'0" 187
266 Preston Smith Davenport 4th 6'4" 205
267 Noah Coyne Case Western 4th 6'4" 225
268 Iaan Cousin Samford 6th 5'11" 164
269 Robert McMinn Alabama State 5th 5'8" 181
270 Jacob Gathright Benedictine (KS) 4th 5'9" 172
271 Jalal Dean Tennessee State 4th 6'0" 190
272 Matthew Akuchie William & Mary 6th 6'3" 209
273 Jake Smith Arizona State 6th 6'0" 200
274 Ty Wiley Northern State 7th 5'10" 169
275 James Burns Prairie View A&M 6th 5'8" 154
276 Logan Tomlinson New Hampshire 6th 6'2" 205
277 Jaycob Horn Eastern Kentucky 5th 6'1" 209
278 Dalen Cambre Louisiana 6th 5'11" 189
279 Trent Tompkins UC-Davis 6th 6'0" 190
280 Nehemiah Martinez Abilene Christian 4th 5'8" 203
281 Chandler Whitfield Southern 6th 5'10" 170
282 Jontavis Robertson Duke 5th 5'10" 194
283 Isiah Paige Old Dominion 4th 5'7" 151
284 CJ Hutton UC-Davis 5th 5'8" 181
285 Jake Bailey SMU 6th 5'10" 180
286 Anderson Grover Sacramento State 6th 6'1" 197
287 Chaz Davis UC-Davis 6th 6'3" 210
288 Miles Cross Indiana 4th 5'11" 208
289 Jalen May Delta State 6th 5'9" 167
290 Cole Thornton Fordham 5th 6'3" 190
291 Ja'Varrius Johnson UCF 6th 5'10" 165
292 Jesse Prewitt III Central Michigan 6th 5'11" 181
293 Ah'shaan Belcher Shaw 6th 6'1" 185
294 Frank Ladson Jr. Massachusetts 6th 6'4" 203
295 Da'Shun Mitchell Savannah State 4th 6'1" 211
296 Einaj Carter South Carolina State 6th 5'8" 175
297 Paxton Scott Dartmouth 5th 6'1" 200
298 Alex Brown Wyoming 6th 6'4" 185
299 Kendall Abdur-Rahman McKendree 6th 6'0" 182
300 Diante Vines Old Dominion 5th 5'11" 181
301 Trevonte Rucker UT-Martin 4th 6'0" 168
302 Andre Johnson Miami (OH) 6th 6'3" 215
303 Kyle Watkins Wofford 4th 6'0" 175
304 Joey Felton Yale 6th 5'9" 176
305 Dino Tomlin Boston College 6th 5'11" 182
306 Ty McCullouch Montana State 6th 6'1" 180
307 Ethan Wilborn Hastings 5th 6'2" 203
308 Brice Peters Bemidji State 5th 5'11" 190
309 Jordan Kempf Peru State 7th 5'10" 192
310 Jamari Gassett Florida A&M 4th 5'10" 169
311 Dakota Warfield North Alabama 6th 6'1" 200
312 Dervon Pesnell Citadel 5th 6'4" 205
313 Trey Cleveland Abilene Christian 6th 6'2" 195
314 Jordan Kent SW Baptist 5th 6'0" 180
315 Dylan Wright TCU 6th 6'3" 208
316 Senika McKie Coastal Carolina 5th 6'1" 191
317 Christian Jourdain East Texas A&M 6th 6'0" 175
318 Blake Nowell TCU 5th 6'4" 210
319 Chris Carasia Lafayette 5th 6'1" 195
320 Raja Nelson North Dakota State 5th 5'9" 185
321 Donald McKinney Texas Southern 5th 6'2" 195
322 Jalen Jones Limestone 6th 5'10" 168
323 Dannis Jackson Southern Miss 6th 5'11" 154
324 Deon Cook UT-Permian Basin 5th 6'1" 181
325 Kam Brown Purdue 6th 6'1" 185
326 Taji Johnson Buffalo 5th 6'4" 209
327 Koby Drake Memphis 5th 5'11" 194
328 Mekai Felton Fordham 5th 5'10" 195
329 Javon Harvey Duke 6th 5'11" 190
330 Reagan Ealy Arkansas State 4th 5'9" 177
331 Lucas Kopecky Villanova 5th 6'3" 200
332 Scieneaux Jarmon Missouri S&T 7th 6'4" 185
333 Jared Roznos Air Force 4th 6'0" 190
334 Jasiah Williams Stony Brook 5th 5'11" 180
335 Myles Hymes MidAmerica Nazarene 5th 6'0" 210
336 Evan Liggett Whitworth 5th 6'3" 195
337 D'Shaun Seals West Chester 4th 5'7" 155
338 Shawn Charles Robert Morris 6th 6'0" 190
339 Trent Whittemore UCF 6th 6'4" 210
340 DeMarcus Harris Marshall 6th 6'0" 181
341 Jacob Flynn Stonehill 6th 6'0" 194
342 JR Waters Grambling State 6th 6'3" 187
343 AJ Barber Princeton 4th 5'9" 180
344 Tyler Walker West Alabama 5th 6'0" 194
345 Spencer Curtis Hawaii 6th 5'11" 180
346 Kyle Nott Grand Valley State 4th 5'9" 201
347 Dorrian Moultrie Hampton 6th 5'10" 198
348 Joey Kidder Bethel (MN) 5th 6'3" 220
349 Romon Copeland Austin Peay 4th 5'6" 151
350 Sebastian Macaluso San Jose State 6th 5'11" 180
351 Brendan Teal Northwood 5th 5'10" 169
352 Jacari Carter Albany 5th 5'8" 158
353 Marlyn Johnson Florida Atlantic 6th 6'4" 205
354 Donovan Ollie Colorado State 6th 6'3" 205
355 Jaih Andrews Miles 4th 5'11" 198
356 Jaylon Barden Samford 5th 5'10" 173
357 Quavon Beckford Tuskegee 6th 5'9" 170
358 Ja'Quavion Fraziars Florida 5th 6'3" 208
359 Nigel Mitchell Colorado-Pueblo 6th 5'10" 187
360 Zoe Roberts UT-Martin 5th 5'10" 192
361 Timieone Jackson Henderson State 4th 5'7" 171
362 Logan Collier North Alabama 5th 5'11" 200
363 Will White Harding 6th 5'9" 180
364 Chandler Pittman Southern Miss 4th 5'9" 168
365 Ashton Maples Tennessee Tech 5th 6'3" 201
366 Bryce Childress Western Kentucky 6th 5'8" 176
367 Malikhi Miller San Jose State 6th 6'4" 210
368 George Johnson III Florida Atlantic 6th 6'0" 185
369 Sam Davenport British Columbia 5th 6'1" 194
370 Ezeriah Anderson Connecticut 6th 6'4" 218
371 Brett Buckman Connecticut 6th 6'0" 195
372 Scott Fraser Grove City 5th 6'4" 197
373 Romello Brinson SMU 4th 6'2" 185
374 Phat Watts Tulane 7th 6'0" 195
375 Flip Rudolph Jacksonville State 5th 5'9" 180
376 Colby Bowman Utah State 6th 6'2" 195
377 Andre Crawley Morgan State 4th 5'7" 190
378 Garrett Cody Fordham 6th 6'3 205
379 Derrick Rose Central Missouri 6th 6'2" 206
380 Isiah Williams Howard 4th 5'10" 181
381 Emari O'Brien Ferris State 6th 5'8" 169
382 Jeremiah Cooley UT-Permian Basin 6th 6'2" 219
383 Darius Melton Oklahoma Baptist 6th 6'1" 205
384 Delvin Attafah Central Connecticut 6th 6'0" 201
385 Tedy Afful Duquesne 4th 5'10" 167
386 Isaac Boston Central Connecticut 5th 5'9" 183
387 Kyle Bradford Angelo State 5th 5'10" 150
388 Jacob Wildermuth St. Thomas 5th 6'3" 215
389 PJ Wells Jacksonville State 6th 6'2" 194
390 Cincere Gill Presbyterian 4th 6'1" 175
391 Anthony Stell Incarnate Word 7th 5'10" 177
392 Parker Wroble Mercer 4th 5'10" 185
393 Dariuse Cooper WV Wesleyan 5th 6'0" 195
394 Carl Smith Robert Morris 5th 6'0" 180
395 Ty Arrington Duquesne 6th 5'11" 184
396 Jerry Garcia Jr. Richmond 4th 5'10" 175
397 Kyle Maxwell Washington State 6th 6'3" 195
398 Julian Ferguson Western Connecticut 4th 5'9" 180
399 Devin Boddie Jr. Wyoming 6th 5'11" 170
400 Michael Marshall Oklahoma Baptist 5th 6'1" 187
401 Collin Goldberg Washington (MO) 4th 5'10" 186
402 Aaron Fontes Montana 5th 6'1" 170
403 Zach Norton Morningside 5th 5'10" 180
404 Khris Binion West Alabama 4th 6'1" 193
405 David Hayes St. Thomas (FL) 4th 6'4" 190
406 Braylon Henderson North Dakota State 6th 5'8" 183
407 Za'Tarious Anderson Fort Valley State 5th 6'1" 213
408 Mekhi Shaw San Diego State 5th 5'11" 185
409 Hayes Sutton Mid Tenn State 6th 6'1" 200
410 Mikey Jones Limestone 5th 6'1" 194
411 Munir McClain Utah 6th 6'4" 220
412 Wayne Dennis Jr. Howard 6th 6'3" 227
413 Josh Aka Ole Miss 5th 5'9" 179
414 Tamatoa Mokiao-Atimalala Hawaii 5th 5'10" 190
415 Trey Radocha Drake 5th 5'11" 195
416 Ty Bowman Kansas State 5th 6'4" 210
417 Javian Bellamy Tarleton State 5th 6'1" 190
418 Brionne Penny James Madison 6th 6'2" 215
419 DeJuan Bell Fort Valley State 7th 5'8" 160
420 Kobe Warden North Alabama 5th 5'9" 155
421 Darius Lewis SE Louisiana 5th 5'6" 162
422 Jaden Walley Mississippi State 5th 6'0" 195
423 Jarrad Baker UCF 6th 5'11" 170
424 Terrance Gipson Eastern Illinois 6th 6'0" 190
425 Keenan Hambrick Alabama A&M 5th 6'3" 204
426 Chris Herron Prairie View A&M 6th 6'1" 223
427 AJ Coons South Dakota 5th 6'4" 214
428 Rylan Davison Mercyhurst 5th 5'10" 200
429 Darius Maxwell Lincoln (CA) 4th 5'8" 180
430 Kurtis Ravenel Jr. Kutztown 6th 5'9" 181
431 D'Vontae Key Missouri State 5th 5'10" 185
432 Josiah Hayes UNC-Pembroke 6th 5'10" 175
433 Anthony James Jr. Morgan State 5th 5'10" 211
434 Daemon Dawkins Arkansas-Pine Bluff 4th 5'10" 170
435 Luke Brenner Dayton 5th 5'10" 160
436 Tevarrius Adams Alcorn State 6th 6'1" 190
437 Virgil Young Jr. Clark-Atlanta 4th 5'11" 174
438 Ismael Fuller Houston Christian 5th 6'1" 194
439 Trevor Watts Fort Hays State 7th 5'5" 169
440 Chris Charles Wheeling 5th 6'2" 195
441 Mohamed Diawara Marist 6th 6'2" 205
442 Ty Pruett Aurora 4th 6'1" 205
443 Jaylon Smith DePauw 4th 5'8" 185
444 Dariyan Wiley Vanderbilt 6th 5'11" 193
445 Will Downes Marist 6th 6'1" 175
446 Ty-Kelynn Wiley Northern State 7th 6'0" 175
447 John Erby Duquesne 7th 5'8" 182
448 CJ Wiggins Missouri S&T 4th 6'3" 217
449 Noah Smith Sam Houston State 6th 5'9" 181
450 Calvin Wiggins Houston Christian 6th 6'3" 213
451 Julio DaSilva VMI 5th 6'1" 185
452 Cam Schurr Army 4th 6'1" 190
453 Zorhan Rideaux Angelo State 5th 5'10" 195
454 Terry Matthews Nicholls 6th 5'7" 148
455 Julien Stokes Pennsylvania 4th 5'7" 180
456 Devonta Lee Louisiana Tech 6th 6'2" 215
457 Ben Bonga Wheaton 4th 6'2" 180
458 Darrell Johnson Grand Valley State 5th 5'7" 167
459 Tristan Michaud South Dakota 4th 6'6" 215
460 Tyshun Jordan Reinhardt 5th 5'6" 166
461 Michael Monios Maine 6th 5'9" 181
462 Derin McCulley Indiana 6th 6'0" 167
463 Steven Peterson West Georgia 7th 6'1" 200
464 Isaiah Davis Baylor 6th 5'10" 174
465 Izayah Reeves Georgia 4th 5'10" 171
466 Scooter Risper Mercer 6th 5'9" 163
467 JJ Sparkman UTSA 4th 6'4" 225
468 TK Kenebrew North Alabama 7th 6'1" 201
469 Ja'Cyais Credle Georgia State 5th 6'3" 214
470 Brazos Gadler Wooster 4th 6'0" 198
471 Bryce Farrell Stanford 5th 5'10" 175
472 Evan Prater Cincinnati 5th 6'4" 200
473 Brannon Spector Jacksonville State 6th 6'1" 205
474 JaShawn Todd Benedictine (KS) 4th 5'8" 180
475 Peter Udoibok Concordia-St. Paul 6th 6'3" 222
476 Jacolby Hewitt Alabama A&M 7th 6'0" 205
477 Anthony Williams Jr. Alcorn State 6th 6'0" 193
478 Joshua Hardeman South Florida 5th 6'3" 204
479 LV Bunkley-Shelton Georgia Southern 5th 5'11" 212
480 Da'Quan McIntosh Rockford 4th 5'7" 179
481 Jovoni Johnson-McCray Rice 6th 6'4" 210
482 Tailon Garrett Hardin-Simmons 4th 5'4" 147
483 Naseim Brantley Rutgers 7th 6'1" 203
484 Zach Gibson Benedict 5th 6'4" 214
485 Dominic Smith Augsburg 5th 6'3" 202
486 Christopher Ferguson Bowie State 5th 5'11" 170
487 Nate Jones Louisiana Tech 4th 6'3" 215
488 Beau Burk Northwestern (MN) 4th 5'11" 175
489 Regis Valdez Navy 4th 6'4" 205
490 Jaylon Griffin Texas State 6th 6'3" 185
491 Nate Monroe Bluefield (VA) 4th 5'8" 176
492 Andrew Sowinski Purdue 5th 6'0" 205
493 Tyler Terhark North Dakota State 5th 6'2" 210
494 Desmond Hutson Northern Iowa 6th 6'3" 219
495 Langston Anderson Texas State 6th 6'1" 205
496 Khatib Lyles Austin Peay 5th 6'0" 207
497 Cooper Jones Boise State 6th 5'6" 180
498 Da'Vicious Wilson Ottawa (AZ) 6th 6'5" 190
499 Isaiah Wilson Richmond 6th 6'0" 205
500 Jack Wright Tulsa 5th 6'0" 190
501 Cale Cabbiness Oklahoma State 5th 6'2" 205
502 Seth Johnson Southern Arkansas 5th 6'2" 214
503 Kobie Campbell Rice 5th 5'6" 176
504 Damon Hickok Western Oregon 7th 5'11" 211
505 Jig Williams Rhode Island 5th 6'1" 202
506 Anton Popov Warner 5th 5'9" 204
507 Brandon Engel Air Force 4th 6'2" 200
508 TJ Jones UAB 6th 6'0" 197
509 David Studstill Florida Memorial 5th 5'11" 185
510 Shunto Mizoguchi Mt. San Antonio (Japan) 4th 5'9" 177
511 Drew Hocutt Texas Tech 5th 6'0" 185
512 Jay Parker Tennessee Tech 7th 5'4" 146
513 Hampton Earle Clemson 6th 5'10" 195
514 Vaun Ross Virginia-Lynchburg 5th 5'9" 175
515 Jai Haynes Washburn 6th 5'8" 177
516 Stanley King Kent State 6th 6'5" 200
517 Tyler Smith Valdosta State 6th 6'0" 183
518 James Hopson II Duke 5th 6'0" 190
519 Matt Ross Indiana State 5th 6'1" 197
520 Hunter Wood Missouri State 5th 6'1" 203
521 Sylvere Campbell Winona State 5th 6'1" 221
522 Chris Houston Chattanooga 5th 5'8" 171
523 Jeremiah Edwards UT-Martin 7th 5'8" 144
524 Steven Alaniz Capital 4th 5'8" 176
525 Haakon Anderson Wisconsin 5th 6'1" 210
526 Mason Pierce Incarnate Word 6th 5'6" 160
527 Marquez Phillips Morgan State 6th 6'2" 171
528 Brandt Stare UW-Platteville 6th 5'9" 179
529 Gus Charles Howard Payne 5th 6'0" 188
530 JB Awolowo Kent State 5th 5'8" 190
531 Martin Laham Boston College 5th 6'1" 205
532 Caleb Cooley Wyoming 6th 5'7" 180
533 Travis West Portland State 4th 5'7" 176
534 Collin Callahan West Chester 6th 5'11" 175
535 Chase Locke Louisiana Tech 6th 6'3" 205
536 O'Vauntay Vickers St. Francis (IN) 7th 6'0" 201
537 Julian Clarke Henderson State 6th 6'1" 185
538 Kade Kolka Mississippi State 6th 5'11" 190
539 Adrian Adams Concordia-St. Paul 6th 6'0" 193
540 Fred Brown Tarleton State 4th 5'7" 182
541 Darius Hyde San Diego 5th 5'11" 195
542 Dameon Gomes Hardin-Simmons 7th 5'4" 151
543 Terez Traynor Charlotte 7th 6'3" 194
544 Jordan Bingham Moravian 6th 5'11" 196
545 Cadarrius Thompson Georgia State 6th 6'3" 194
X Kyren Lacy LSU 5th 6'2" 215
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Traits That Make a WR Prospect Great

As one of the primary playmaking positions, wide receiver is one of the most fun groups to scout. Quickness, route running, and the ability to secure contested catches are among some of the most important factors of scouting the top wide receiver prospects.

Some of the factors we consider when scouting are included below.

Separation Ability

If you’re not consistently getting open, you’re not going to be a top draft prospect as a wide receiver. Route running and getting separation relies on a variety of traits, but players who have an ability to get themselves open without needing an offensive scheme have a ton of value to NFL offenses.

Hands

At the end of the day, there’s no point in getting open if you can’t catch the ball. Having natural hands, avoiding body catches, attacking the ball at the catch point, and completing catches through contact all make for a natural wide receiver.

Quickness

Quickness helps with separation, but it’s also a big aspect of playmaking. We’ve seen in a number of dominant NFL receivers who are quick on the field, but not necessarily fast. This includes Davante Adams, Cooper Kupp, DeAndre Hopkins, and more. While you’d love a straight line burner, quickness outperforms straight speed.

Play Strength

While you don’t need to put up 30 reps on the bench press, having solid core strength and the ability to play through contact is necessary for NFL success. A lot of thinner draft prospects struggle getting to the NFL when they’re constantly jammed at the line of scrimmage. Better play strength, less effect from successful press coverage.

Overall Opinion of the 2025 WR Class

Last year’s wide receiver class had a few truly elite prospects at the top. Even though the 2025 WR class has taken a step back from the top 2-3 of last year, it isn’t a bad group. There’s no can’t-miss superstar, but there are a ton of 3rd/4th round receivers who have the potential to develop into top receivers in the right system.

This class will also be exceptionally deep into undrafted free agent territory. With more players than ever before running out of college eligibility after this past season, that also means I have more receivers with a draftable or free agent grade than ever before. If you’re looking for a wide receiver 4 with upside, you can find it after the draft.