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Dane Brugler's 2027 NFL Draft wide receiver rankings are out and Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith is the clear No. 1 prospect in a loaded class. Sign up for PrizePicks with code: HMA and get $50 in lineups instantly when you play your first $5+ lineup! https://link.prizepicks.com/LME0/CHAT. Brugler, who works for The Athletic, believes the OSU product has a decent chance to finish with the highest grade he has ever given to a wide receiver. This video breaks down Brugler's top five wide receiver prospects for the 2027 NFL Draft, highlighting their best traits and areas for improvement. We also look at other top underclassmen and the top senior wide receiver prospects for the 2027 NFL Draft, providing a comprehensive overview of the talent available.
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Dane Brugler's Top 5 Underclassmen WRs for the 2027 NFL Draft (all listed at 6-2 or taller):
- #1 Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State): 6-3, 225 lbs, compared to Andre Johnson & Larry Fitzgerald.
- #2 Cam Coleman (Texas): 6-3, 210 lbs, known for graceful, big-man athleticism.
- #3 Charlie Becker (Indiana): 6-3, 207 lbs, led FBS with 76.5% contested catch success rate.
- #4 Nick Marsh (Indiana): 6-3, 213 lbs, ranked #3 in FBS with 28 forced missed tackles.
- #5 Bryant Wesco Jr. (Clemson): 6-2, 190 lbs, praised for his gliding speed.
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2025 NFL Stats - Rushing Leaders:
#1 James Cook: 1,621 yards
#2 Derrick Henry: 1,595 yards
#3 Jonathan Taylor: 1,585 yards
#4 Bijan Robinson: 1,478 yards
#5 De'Von Achane: 1,350 yards
2025 NFL Stats - Passing Leaders:
#1 Matthew Stafford: 4,707 yards
#2 Jared Goff: 4,564 yards
#3 Dak Prescott: 4,552 yards
#4 Drake Maye: 4,394 yards
#5 Sam Darnold: 4,048 yards
The next 5 best WR prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft (who are underclassmen):
#6: Ryan Coleman-Williams (Alabama)
#7: KJ Duff (Rutgers)
#8: Mario Craver (Texas A&M)
#9: Deuce Alexander (Ole Miss)
#10: T.J. Moore (Clemson)
#11: Ryan Wingo (Texas)
#12: Reed Harris (Arizona State)
#13: Mike Matthews (Tennessee)
#14: Wyatt Young (Oklahoma State)
#15: Braylon Staley (Tennessee)
The 2027 NFL Draft also features a strong class of senior wide receivers, with Oregon's Evan Stewart leading the way at No. 1. Stewart is joined by other talented seniors like Cooper Barkate (Miami), Omarion Miller (Arizona State), and Eric Singleton Jr. (Florida), who are all looking to make an impact at the next level. Here’s Dane’s full list:
#1: Evan Stewart (Oregon)
#2: Cooper Barkate (Miami)
#3: Omarion Miller (Arizona State)
#4: Eric Singleton Jr. (Florida)
#5: Duce Robinson (Florida State)
#6: Isaiah Sategna III (Oklahoma)
#7: DeAndre Moore Jr. (Colorado)
#8: Nyck Harbor (South Carolina)
#9: Devin McCuin (Ohio State)
#10: Amare Thomas (Houston)
#11: Isaiah Horton (Texas A&M)
#12: Tre Richardson (Louisville)
#13: Chase Hendricks (California)
#14: Griffin Wilde (Northwestern)
#15: Brandon Inniss (Ohio State)
#16: Jordan Faison (Notre Dame)
#17: Junior Sherrill (Vanderbilt)
#18: Ian Strong (California)
#19: Chris Marshall (Arkansas)
#20: Anthony Evans III (Mississippi State)
#21: Chase Sowell (Penn State)
#22: Trell Harris (Oklahoma)
#23: Jayce Brown (LSU)
#24: London Humphreys (Georgia)
#25: DJ Black (South Carolina)
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