The WR1 in this class based on projected draft selections. Extremely safe prospect with elite body control and some of the best hands in the class.

The focal point of Lincoln Riley's offense. Tough as nails over the middle with elite quickness out of breaks despite his smaller frame.

The quickest separator in this class with a rare ability to adjust and contort his body in the air. Health history is the primary concern.

One of the most improved receivers in this class. Dynamic with the ball in his hands but drops are a real concern heading into the draft.

An integral piece of Indiana's championship run. Tons of unrealized potential with elite efficiency metrics but needs refinement across his route tree.

Exceptionally crafty in the red zone with special chemistry alongside Mendoza. Will need to prove he can handle press coverage at the next level.

May be the only realistic sleeper in this receiver class. Young prospect who made the most of a tough situation at Clemson despite QB inconsistency.

Notre Dame's most consistent receiver outside of Love. High points the ball well but route running is a significant concern at the next level.

Stepped up in a big way for Alabama when needed. Versatile and reliable with 80th percentile hands, but age-adjusted production holds back his profile.

One of the better stories in this class — from zero-star recruit to NFL prospect. Elite athlete still developing the finer details of the position.

The ultimate head-versus-heart prospect. Genuinely thrilling athlete but route running is essentially nonexistent, compounded by a torn ACL recovery.

A surprising model entry despite little pre-draft buzz. Elite YAC threat but drop rate and a Jones fracture at pro day are significant concerns.

Well-traveled prospect who continually moved up in competition. Elite athleticism for his size but poor per route production limits his dynasty upside.

The best deep threat in this class with elite speed and ability to get off the line. Thin analytical profile beyond size and speed raises red flags.

The best back in this class by a wide margin. Equally adept as a runner and receiver with advanced pass protection. The clear 1.01.

Shifty back who played second fiddle to Love at Notre Dame. Pre-draft model is bearish but projected draft capital keeps him relevant in dynasty.

Power back who fueled Indiana's championship run. Terrific physicality but ranks among the least elusive backs in the model.

An undeniable physical specimen with a King Henry stylistic comparison, but the model suggests the actual skills may not match the athleticism.

One of the most exciting prospects to watch despite a weak analytical profile. Plays every snap at 100 mph with a relentless will to gain yards.

A big disappointment in 2025 after injuries derailed his Oklahoma transfer season. Projects best as a third-down back at the next level.