Wide Receiver Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (2025 Fantasy Football)

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2025 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Wide Receiver

Here are our latest wide receiver Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings from our consensus of fantasy football experts. You can find the latest wide receiver Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings and sync your fantasy football league for specific advice.

RK	PLAYER NAME	TEAM	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV	ECR VS. ADP
1	Travis Hunter	JAC	1	3.0	1.6	0.6	1.0
2	Tetairoa McMillan	CAR	1	3.0	1.6	0.6	-1.0
3	Emeka Egbuka	TB	2	8.0	3.5	1.1	0.0
4	Matthew Golden	GB	3	9.0	4.8	1.5	0.0
5	Luther Burden III	CHI	2	9.0	5.4	1.4	0.0
6	Tre Harris	LAC	3	10.0	6.1	1.4	1.0
7	Jayden Higgins	HOU	4	12.0	6.6	2.1	-1.0
8	Jack Bech	LV	4	12.0	8.3	1.5	0.0
9	Kyle Williams	NE	6	15.0	9.2	1.9	0.0
10	Jaylin Noel	HOU	6	16	9.7	2.2	0
11	Jalen Royals	KC	8	17	11.8	1.9	1
12	Elic Ayomanor	TEN	8	17	12.1	2.3	-1
13	Pat Bryant	DEN	11	23	14.7	3.4	0
14	Tai Felton	MIN	11	21	15.7	2.3	3
15	Tory Horton	SEA	10	25	15.9	3.6	1
16	Savion Williams	GB	12	28	15.9	3.1	-1
17	Isaac TeSlaa	DET	11	35	17.6	5.2	-3
18	Tez Johnson	TB	13	29	21.4	4	4
19	Dont’e Thornton Jr.	LV	12	40	20.8	5.5	-1
20	Chimere Dike	TEN	12	37	21.3	5.7	0
21	Ricky White III	SEA	16	31	22.5	4	6
22	Arian Smith	NYJ	16	31	23.1	3.7	2
23	Jaylin Lane	WAS	14	38	23	5.3	-4
24	Xavier Restrepo	TEN	15	32	23.5	4.7	–
25	Jimmy Horn Jr.	CAR	18	35	24.9	4	-2

Emeka Egbuka (TB)

An NFL-ready slot receiver, Emeka Egbuka is an advanced route runner who gets into his routes quickly and makes sharp cuts. Egbuka isn’t really a burner, but he’s a shifty fellow who consistently makes yardage after the catch. Bonus: Egbuka was able to assert himself at OSU even though the Buckeyes had an abundance of WR talent throughout his time in Columbus, suggesting that he can be productive even on a team with other good pass catchers. The problem is that not only did Egbuka land on a team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, that has other good pass catchers, but he landed on a team with two other receivers who do their best work in the slot — Chris Godwin and Jalen McMillan. It’s probably best not to expect a big rookie-year impact from Egbuka when he has to share targets with Godwin, McMillan and the great Mike Evans. But Egbuka is a solid long-term investment in dynasty leagues and a worthwhile depth piece in redraft.

Pat Fitzmaurice

Tre Harris (LAC)

Harris, the soul-snatching route savant, lands with the Bolts in the second round of the NFL Draft and should quickly become Justin Herbert’s trusted second option in the passing game opposite Ladd McConkey. Yes, Harris will have to hop either Mike Williams or Quentin Johnston to crack the starting lineup, but I’m not worried about his ability to do so. We’re discussing a player who has ranked first and ninth in yards per route run over the last two years, stacked up against arguably a former first-round bust and a veteran who looked like he was running on empty last year (per PFF). The Chargers are looked at as a run-heavy team, but that isn’t necessarily true and might not be in 2025. Last year, after Week 7, the Bolts ranked 11th in neutral passing rate and seventh in pass rate over expectation (per Fantasy Points Data). Harris sits atop my Tier 3 of rookies and should be considered a borderline first-round rookie draft selection. Yes, I know I’m aggressively above consensus depending on which ADP of other ranking set you’re looking at, but I want to be with a player who was my WR2 predraft and is my WR3 post-draft with the new addition of Travis Hunter in my wide receiver rankings. Harris is set to smash in his rookie season.