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Best Wide Receivers

If you want the best wide receiver in CFB 26, Jeremiah Smith at Ohio State is the 98 OVR answer. Jordyn Tyson (Arizona State) trails by 2 at 96 OVR, so the top of the board is a real two-way race. By rank 25 you're at 89 OVR (Germie Bernard, Alabama) — that's the floor for an immediate-starter tier-one wide receiver on a national-championship roster.


The Top 25

Ranked by overall rating at dynasty start (Launch / National Championship). Click a team to open its full dynasty guide.

Best Wide Receivers in CFB 26: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#PlayerPosTeamOVR
01Jeremiah SmithWROhio State98
02Jordyn TysonWRArizona State96
03Makai LemonWRUSC95
04Elijah SarrattWRIndiana94
05Carnell TateWROhio State94
06Denzel BostonWRWashington93
07Malachi ToneyWRMiami93
08Skyler BellWRConnecticut92
09Chris Brazzell IIWRTennessee92
10Kevin ConcepcionWRTexas A&M92
11Chris BellWRLouisville91
12Eric McAlisterWRTCU91
13Evan StewartWROregon91
14Ryan WilliamsWRAlabama91
15Zachariah BranchWRGeorgia90
16Josh CameronWRBaylor90
17Cam ColemanWRAuburn90
18Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMissouri90
19Omar Cooper Jr.WRIndiana90
20Malachi FieldsWRNotre Dame90
21Ted HurstWRGeorgia State90
22Parker KingstonWRBYU90
23Duce RobinsonWRFlorida State90
24Harrison Wallace IIIWROle Miss90
25Germie BernardWRAlabama89

What the list says

The SEC owns this list with 8 of the top 25. If you're recruiting against the conference, you're recruiting against the position's deepest pool.

The class makeup is balanced: 11 seniors, 1 freshmen, and the rest in between. No senior cliff to plan around, but no obvious "build around them for four years" young anchor either.