Wide Receiver Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (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	AGE	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV
1	Tetairoa McMillan	CAR	22.0	1	3	1.6	0.6
2	Travis Hunter	JAC	22.0	1	3	1.7	0.7
3	Emeka Egbuka	TB	22.0	1	6	3.2	1.1
4	Luther Burden III	CHI	21.0	2	8	5	1.6
5	Matthew Golden	GB	21.0	3	8	5.2	1.2
6	Tre Harris	LAC	23.0	4	8	5.7	1
7	Jayden Higgins	HOU	22.0	4	10	6.7	1.6
8	Jack Bech	LV	22.0	5	12	8.5	1.9
9	Jaylin Noel	HOU	22	7	16	9.6	2.2
10	Kyle Williams	NE	22	7	21	10.4	3.4
11	Elic Ayomanor	TEN	22	9	15	11.6	1.6
12	Jalen Royals	KC	22	9	15	11.7	1.7
13	Pat Bryant	DEN	22	11	18	14.1	2.2
14	Tory Horton	SEA	22	11	17	14.1	1.8
15	Tai Felton	MIN	22	13	22	16.4	2
16	Savion Williams	GB	23	13	23	16.5	2.7
17	Isaac TeSlaa	DET	23	13	32	18.5	5.8
18	Tez Johnson	TB	23	12	26	19.1	3.9
19	Ricky White III	SEA	23	18	28	21.5	2.8
20	Xavier Restrepo	TEN	23	11	32	20.9	4.9
21	Dont’e Thornton Jr.	LV	22	16	32	22.2	4.6
22	Chimere Dike	TEN	23	17	36	24.5	5.9
23	Jaylin Lane	WAS	23	13	31	23.2	5.3
24	Arian Smith	NYJ	23	19	35	24.8	3.5
25	Jimmy Horn Jr.	CAR	22	20	31	25.3	3.5
26	Kaden Prather	BUF	22	23	33	28.1	3
27	Nick Nash	ATL	24	20	39	26.6	5.4
28	KeAndre Lambert-Smith	LAC	23.0	21	41	27.3	6.7
29	Isaiah Bond	FA	–	14	43	28.4	7.9
30	Ja’Corey Brooks	WAS	23.0	19	43	29.9	6.9

Emeka Egbuka (TB)

Emeka Egbuka lands in a crowded but intriguing spot in Tampa Bay after being selected 19th overall – a clear sign the Bucs believe in his long-term upside, even with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin still on the roster. A polished, reliable slot weapon, Egbuka became Ohio State’s all-time receptions leader and broke out as a sophomore after replacing Jaxon Smith-Njigba in 2022. While he never truly operated as “the guy” in college, his consistent production alongside NFL-level talent speaks volumes. In the short term, target competition limits his redraft appeal, especially with Jalen McMillan also in the mix. But with both Evans and Godwin over 29 and dealing with durability concerns, Egbuka is one injury away from a clear path to fantasy relevance.
-Andrew Erickson

Jaylin Noel (HOU)

Jaylin Noel is one of the most exciting under-the-radar rookie wideouts in the 2025 class. The 5’10”, 194-pound Iowa State product posted a 33% dominator rating in his final season and led the class in receiving yards on throws of 20+ air yards – despite suffering from some of the worst QB play. He’s a vertical slot weapon with elite athleticism, punt return ability, and strong production alongside fellow Texans rookie Jayden Higgins. Houston snagged Noel in the third round (79th overall), and while he may open the season behind Christian Kirk, the opportunity is there. With Kirk’s durability in question and Noel’s explosive playmaking, don’t be shocked if the rookie earns a major role down the stretch. Attached to C.J. Stroud in a high-powered offense, Noel is a sneaky late-round target.
-Andrew Erickson

Tory Horton (SEA)

Seattle called Horton’s name in the fifth round of the NFL Draft. The big, galloping physical receiver could push Marquez Valdes-Scantling this season to be the WR3 for the passing attack. Horton has the raw talent to do so after posting 3.45 yards per route run last year (per PFF). He ranked 43rd and 22nd in the same statistical category in the two previous seasons. Horton is a triple-level threat with the play strength to break tackles (2023: 16th in missed tackles forced). Depending on how many rounds your rookie draft is, Horton enters consideration for dynasty squads in the fourth round, but you could also use a final round selection depending on how many rounds your draft covers.
– Derek Brown

Xavier Restrepo (TEN)

Restrepo signed a UDFA deal with the Tennessee Titans to reunite with his college quarterback, Cam Ward. It’s a nice story, but I won’t be rostering the turtle slow slot receiver in dynasty. A 4.83 40-yard dash will remove any tight end from my fantasy radar, much less a 5’9″ slot receiver.
– Derek Brown