The 2026 NFL Draft is right around the corner, and we've got you covered with rankings for every position group in this year's class.
Ohio State's Carnell Tate can make a strong case for this year's top wide receiver prospect, but he's got plenty of company at the top of the board. USC's Makai Lemon and Arizona State's Jordyn Tyson are also in the mix as potential top-15 selections, while Washington's Denzel Boston and Texas A&M's KC Concepcion could both crash the first round.
This year's receiver class has an impressive top tier, but the overall depth of the group is also strong, leaving NFL teams plenty of value into Day 2 and the middle rounds.
Here's how we rank the top 30 wide receiver prospects in the 2026 NFL Draft class:
| RANK | NAME | COLLEGE |
|---|---|---|
1. |
Carnell Tate |
Ohio State |
2. |
Makai Lemon |
USC |
3. |
Jordyn Tyson |
Arizona State |
4. |
Denzel Boston |
Washington |
5. |
KC Concepcion |
Texas A&M |
6. |
Zachariah Branch |
Georgia |
7. |
Omar Cooper Jr. |
Indiana |
8. |
Malachi Fields |
Notre Dame |
9. |
Chris Bell |
Louisville |
10. |
Ja'Kobi Lane |
USC |
11. |
Chris Brazzell II |
Tennesssee |
12. |
Germie Bernard |
Alabama |
13. |
Elijah Sarratt |
Indiana |
14. |
Deion Burks |
Oklahoma |
15. |
Antonio Williams |
Clemson |
16. |
Skyler Bell |
UConn |
17. |
Kendrick Law |
Kentucky |
18. |
Ted Hurst |
Georgia State |
19. |
Eric McAlister |
TCU |
20. |
Bryce Lance |
North Dakota State |
21. |
Josh Cameron |
Baylor |
22. |
Kevin Coleman Jr. |
Missouri |
23. |
CJ Daniels |
Miami (FL) |
24. |
Brenen Thompson |
Mississippi State |
25. |
Reggie Virgil |
Texas Tech |
26. |
Eric Rivers |
Georgia Tech |
27. |
Aaron Anderson |
LSU |
28. |
Lewis Bond |
Boston College |
29. |
Caleb Douglas |
Texas Tech |
30. |
Tyren Montgomery |
John Carroll |