Wide Receiver Rankings 2027 NFL Draft

81 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
17	WR Nyck Harbor	6-5 239lbs 4.24	WR	239lbs	6-5	4.24	20	107	83.7 MORE>>	Harbor's physical gifts are rare even by SEC standards. He has rare size for a receiver and track speed to match, with times of 10.11...
52	WR Ivan Carreon	6-6 238lbs 4.50	WR	238lbs	6-6	4.50	54	407.5	73.0 MORE>>	Carreon is a big, athletic receiver who finally showed what he can do against South Carolina. He used his size and body control to catch...
7	WR Duce Robinson	6-6 230lbs 4.65	WR	230lbs	6-6	4.65	11	70.2	85.2 MORE>>	Robinson is a big, long boundary receiver who treats the catch point like a rebound, using his frame to shield defenders and pluck the ball...
81	WR Troy Omeire	6-5 226lbs 4.56	WR	226lbs	6-5	4.56	107	850.5	59.3 MORE>>	Troy Omeire is a big-bodied red-zone target who has finally stayed healthy enough to produce. After two knee injuries cost him full seasons...
4	WR KJ Duff	6-6 225lbs 4.58	WR	225lbs	6-6	4.58	4	34.5	86.4 MORE>>	Duff is a supersized boundary receiver who turns 50-50 balls into his own. He led the country with 22 contested catches in 2025 on the way...
1	WR Jeremiah Smith	6-4 222lbs 4.32	WR	222lbs	6-4	4.32	1	1.1	95.0 MORE>>	There is no projection question with Smith, only how quickly a staff hands him the offense. He is the best receiver prospect in this class...
48	WR Keshaun Singleton	6-3 220lbs 4.54	WR	220lbs	6-3	4.54	48	359	74.6 MORE>>	Singleton is a big, physical outside receiver who has become Auburn's top target. He breaks tackles after the catch, blocks with effort and...
10	WR Reed Harris	6-5 220lbs 4.48	WR	220lbs	6-5	4.48	10	64.8	84.9 MORE>>	Harris is a big, long receiver who wins above defenders at the catch point and stretches the field. He averaged 28.6 yards a catch in 2024,...
62	WR Isaiah Horton	6-4 215lbs 4.49	WR	215lbs	6-4	4.49	58	429.5	68.1 MORE>>	Horton is a big, experienced receiver who has produced at three schools. He is a strong red-zone target, with 16 touchdowns over the last...
34	WR Collin Dixon	6-1 215lbs 4.52	WR	215lbs	6-1	4.52	37	258.5	80.0 MORE>>	Dixon has become the go-to receiver in the Illinois offense, and his 10 touchdown catches show why. He is a strong, physical outside...
27	WR Ian Strong	6-4 215lbs 4.60	WR	215lbs	6-4	4.60	29	194	81.5 MORE>>	Ian Strong wins without a fast forty, and the tape makes the case. A converted safety who led Rutgers with 762 yards and five scores, he...
14	WR Omarion Miller	6-2 215lbs 4.48	WR	215lbs	6-2	4.48	13	82.5	84.6 MORE>>	Miller is a big, physical outside receiver who wins with ball skills and strength at the catch point. He led Colorado in catches, yards and...

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.