Wide Receiver Rankings 2027 NFL Draft

48 wide receivers ranked

WIDE RECEIVER RANKINGS 2027 NFL DRAFT

Receiver is the most top-heavy position in this class. Jeremiah Smith is the number one prospect on our entire board - only once before in seven years has a receiver held that spot - but he is the only wideout inside our top fifteen, where every other class in that span had two or three.

Smith is a unanimous All-American and back-to-back Big Ten Receiver of the Year who caught 87 passes for 1,243 yards and 12 scores while dropping two all season. Texas's Cam Coleman, a consensus five-star who left Auburn as the portal's most coveted receiver, comes next. Duce Robinson became Florida State's first thousand-yard receiver since 2019 and a Biletnikoff Award semi-finalist at six-foot-six.

Behind that trio it falls away quickly. Three receivers reach our top thirty-two, fewer than any class we have graded, so the depth this position usually offers is not here.

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
1	WR Jeremiah Smith	6-3 223lbs 4.32	WR	223lbs	6-3	4.32	1	1.4	94.3 MORE>>	There is no projection with Smith, only the question of how quickly a staff hands him the keys. A wide-alignment X who closed 2025 with...
2	WR Cam Coleman	6-3 201lbs 4.42	WR	201lbs	6-3	4.42	2	8.9	87.1 MORE>>	Coleman's 2025 is best read as talent outrunning circumstance. Miscast in a dysfunctional Auburn offense with unstable quarterback play, he...
3	WR Duce Robinson	6-6 222lbs 4.65	WR	222lbs	6-6	4.65	7	45.7	87.1 MORE>>	At 6-foot-6 and 222 pounds, Robinson treats the catch point like a power forward in the paint. He led Florida State with 1,081 yards on the...
4	WR KJ Duff	6-6 225lbs 4.58	WR	225lbs	6-6	4.58	6	41	86.6 MORE>>	The 241-yard eruption against Purdue captured what KJ Duff is: a 6-foot-6, 225-pound problem who turns 50-50 balls into his own. He...
5	WR Ryan Coleman-Will...	6-0 178lbs 4.28	WR	178lbs	6-0	4.28	4	28.3	86.4 MORE>>	Few receivers separate as easily as Coleman-Williams, and few make you hold your breath at the catch point as often. His timed speed sits...
6	WR Ryan Wingo	6-2 214lbs 4.36	WR	214lbs	6-2	4.36	10	58	86.3 MORE>>	Give Ryan Wingo a runway and he is one of the most dangerous players in the class with the ball in his hands. His 447 yards after the catch...
7	WR Wyatt Young	6-0 195lbs 4.45	WR	195lbs	6-0	4.45	15	69.3	86.3 MORE>>	768 yards after the catch is not a typo, and it is the number that defines Wyatt Young. Working almost exclusively from the slot at North...
8	WR T.J. Moore	6-3 200lbs 4.42	WR	200lbs	6-3	4.42	13	63.8	86.2 MORE>>	Clemson's T.J. Moore does his best work eating cushion and threatening the top of the coverage. He caught 52 balls for 837 yards with only...
9	WR Mario Craver	5-9 165lbs 4.25	WR	165lbs	5-9	4.25	8	55.9	86.1 MORE>>	Track speed shows up on a football field in specific ways, and Mario Craver is the class's clearest example, a receiver defenses account...
10	WR Bryant Wesco Jr.	6-2 185lbs 4.40	WR	185lbs	6-2	4.40	12	63.3	86.1 MORE>>	When he was on the field, Bryant Wesco Jr. was one of the more efficient vertical threats in the ACC, and the caveat in that sentence is...
11	WR Omarion Miller	6-2 210lbs 4.48	WR	210lbs	6-2	4.48	9	57.7	85.9 MORE>>	Omarion Miller makes his living where size matters most. He caught eight touchdowns for Colorado and won 11 of 18 contested targets, a...
12	WR Charlie Becker	6-4 204lbs 4.48	WR	204lbs	6-4	4.48	3	27.6	85.6 MORE>>	Not a single drop across an entire season is the kind of line that gets a receiver drafted, and Charlie Becker pairs it with the toughest...

We've compared players post combine 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.

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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.