CFB 27 launch ratings — as of July 1, 2026Top 25 of 1000

Best Wide Receivers

If you want the best wide receiver in CFB 27, Jeremiah Smith at Ohio State is the 99 OVR answer. Malachi Toney (Miami) is next at 96, but the 3-point gap creates a clear top tier. By rank 25, the floor is 88 OVR (Andrew Marsh, Michigan).

The Top 25

Ranked by overall rating at dynasty start (CFB 27 launch ratings — as of July 1, 2026). Click a team to open its full CFB 27 dynasty guide.

Best Wide Receivers in CFB 27: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#	Player	Pos	Yr	Team	OVR	Top Attribute
01	Jeremiah Smith	WR	Jr	Ohio State	99	Jumping 99
02	Malachi Toney	WR	So	Miami	96	Agility 99
03	Cam Coleman	WR	Jr	Texas	92	Jumping 98
04	KJ Duff	WR	Jr	Rutgers	92	Catch in Traffic 97
05	Duce Robinson	WR	Sr	Florida State	92	Spectacular Catch 97
06	Ryan Coleman-Williams	WR	Jr	Alabama	91	Agility 99
07	Mario Craver	WR	Jr	Texas A&M	91	Acceleration 97
08	Danny Scudero	WR	Sr	Colorado	91	Short Route Running 96
09	Cooper Barkate	WR	Sr	Miami	90	Awareness 96
10	Easton Messer	WR	Sr	FAU	90	Short Route Running 96
11	Isaiah Sategna III	WR	Sr	Oklahoma	90	Acceleration 97
12	Eric Singleton Jr.	WR	Sr	Florida	90	Agility 97
13	Ian Strong	WR	Sr	Cal	90	Toughness 95
14	Amare Thomas	WR	Sr	Houston	90	Awareness 95
15	Wyatt Young	WR	Jr	Oklahoma State	90	Short Route Running 96
16	Charlie Becker	WR	Jr	Indiana	89	Spectacular Catch 95
17	Jackson Harris	WR	Jr	LSU	89	Stamina 95
18	T.J. Moore	WR	Jr	Clemson	89	Acceleration 95
19	Beau Sparks	WR	Sr	Texas State	89	Stamina 97
20	Jayce Brown	WR	Sr	LSU	88	Acceleration 94
21	Jordan Faison	WR	Sr	Notre Dame	88	Acceleration 93
22	Iverson Hooks	WR	Sr	Oregon	88	Stamina 94
23	Cayden Lee	WR	Sr	Missouri	88	Acceleration 96
24	Nick Marsh	WR	Jr	Indiana	88	Jumping 95
25	Andrew Marsh	WR	So	Michigan	88	Jumping 96

What the list says

The SEC owns this list with 8 of the top 25. If you recruit against that league, this position is a weekly problem.

13 of the top 25 are seniors. Plan for a one-year window and recruit the replacement before the cliff hits.