Fantasy Football: Devy Wide Receiver Rankings (2026)

The 2026 college football season brings a new wave of future fantasy football stars, and devy managers need to stay ahead of the curve. These rankings evaluate the nation’s top prospects based on talent, projected opportunity, positional value, and long-term NFL upside, helping you identify the players worth building around. Here are our wide receiver devy fantasy football rankings for 2026.

2026 Fantasy Football Draft Advice: Devy Wide Receiver Rankings

Ranking	Name	Position	Tiers
1	Jeremiah Smith	WR	1
2	Malachi Toney	WR	2
3	Cam Coleman	WR	2
4	Chris Henry Jr.	WR	2
5	Dakorien Moore	WR	2
6	Tristen Keys	WR	2
7	Nick Marsh	WR	3
8	Andrew Marsh	WR	3
9	Charlie Becker	WR	3
10	Dallas Wilson	WR	3
11	Ryan Williams	WR	3
12	Bryant Wesco	WR	4
13	Omarion Miller	WR	4
14	Wyatt Young	WR	4
15	Jalen Lott	WR	4
16	TJ Moore	WR	4
17	Mario Craver	WR	4
18	Eric Singleton Jr.	WR	5
19	Quincy Porter	WR	5
20	Nyck Harbor	WR	5
21	Jayce Brown	WR	5
22	Dezmen Roebuck	WR	5
23	Talyn Taylor	WR	5
24	Eugene Wilson III	WR	5
25	Cederian Morgan	WR	5
26	Braylon Staley	WR	5
27	Tanook Hines	WR	5
28	Cooper Barkate	WR	6
29	Ryan Wingo	WR	6
30	Duce Robinson	WR	6
31	KJ Duff	WR	6
32	Jerome Myles	WR	6
33	Elijah Burress	WR	6
34	Kaliq Lockett	WR	6
35	Calvin Russell	WR	6
36	Lotzeir Brooks	WR	6
37	Naeem Burroughs	WR	6
38	Ian Strong	WR	6
39	Mike Matthews	WR	6
40	Isaiah Horton	WR	6
41	Parker Livingstone	WR	6
42	Amare Thomas	WR	6
43	Isaiah Sategna III	WR	6
44	Mylan Graham	WR	6
45	Vernell Brown III	WR	7
46	Johntay Cook II	WR	7
47	Somourian Wingo	WR	7
48	Malcolm Simmons	WR	7
49	Jeremiah Koger	WR	7
50	Donovan Olugbode	WR	7
51	Evan Stewart	WR	7
52	Emmett Mosley	WR	7
53	Danny Scudero	WR	8
54	Gatlin Bair	WR	8
55	Micah Hudson	WR	8
56	JJ Buchanan	WR	8
57	Kayden Dixon-Wyatt	WR	8
58	Davian Groce	WR	8
59	Raiden Vines-Bright	WR	8
60	Jase Matthews	WR	8
61	Legend Bey	WR	8
62	Jaime Ffrench	WR	8
63	Salesi Moa	WR	8
64	Ethan Feaster	WR	8
65	Cayden Lee	WR	8
66	Nyziah Hunter	WR	8
67	Jacory Barney	WR	8
68	Griffin Wilde	WR	8
69	Chase Hendricks	WR	8
70	Reed Harris	WR	9

Devy Fantasy Football Player Outlook

Seth Woolcock provides his devy fantasy football outlook for 2026.

Ohio State Buckeyes WR Jeremiah Smith launched himself into the consensus devy 1.01 from the moment he stepped on the field in Columbus, Ohio, leading the Big Ten in receiving yards (1,315) and touchdowns (15) as a true freshman. Standing 6-foot-3 and 223 pounds at just 20-years-old, Smith has ideal NFL size. If he can even come close to having a similar statline to his 2025 season (87 receptions – 1,243 yards and 12 touchdowns) that earned him All-American Honors and the sixth-most Heisman Trophy votes, he should be a top-three pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.

Most times when a former five-star recruit underwhelms in his first two seasons he wouldn’t be ranked as a top-10 devy asset. Yet, that’s not the case for Texas Longhorns WR Cam Coleman. The 6-foot-3, 200-pounder totaled 94 receptions for 1,306 yards and 13 touchdowns over the last two seasons at Auburn, despite horrific quarterback play. Now in Austin, Texas, with QB Arch Manning at the helm, Coleman has one final shot to pass more than just the eye test.

Nobody passed the eye test in 2025 like Miami Hurricanes WR Malachi Toney. Despite being undersized at 5-foot-11, Toney possesses elite acceleration and twitch that allowed him to allude defenders at a high clip. He took a nation-high 109 receptions for 1,211 yards and 13 total touchdowns (10 receiving, one rushing and two passing) as a true freshman. The ACC Rookie of the Year and First-Team All-ACC player is currently the top-ranked devy asset in the 2028 class who should only continue to ascend throughout his collegiate career.

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