1. Harrison Jr., Marvin*
Ohio State 6040 205
Two-year starter, Philadelphia, PA. Unanimous All-America in 2022, first in program history. Son of Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison. A prototype player that can fit into any role from any alignment on the field at receiver. Unique body type that plays long and rangy, but with short enough legs to maintain sudden change of direction and burst. Attacks the ball with his hands, showing natural coordination and strength. Sharp, crisp route runner with the next gear to lengthen downfield separation. Does not create much on his own after the catch when it comes to missing tacklers or breaking through contact.
2. Odunze, Rome
Washington 6027 217
Three-year starter, Las Vegas, NV. Third team All-America and first team All-Pac 12 in 2022. Accomplished high school track star with elite top end movement traits has steadily improved skill set and strength over the years. Added over ten pounds over the past year while maintaining his speed and change of direction. Plucks the ball out of the air with late hands and the ability to control his body when twisting and turning in the air. Strong against contact. Precise route runner that can get open on all levels. Plays a smooth, balanced, yet explosive game. Will get caught up on the line against quality press coverage.
3. Nabers, Malik*
LSU 6000 199
Three-year starter, Youngsville, LA. Versatile alignment, has nearly split his snaps between the slot and outside. A menace after the catch. Low center of gravity, toughness, and contact balance add up to many forced missed tackles and yards after the catch. Plays a powerful game. Sudden burst will show up off the line and immediately upon getting the ball in his hands. Improved ball skills on both the simple and difficult targets. Can locate the ball through traffic and outmuscle his opponent. Tracks the ball over his shoulder with full control and steady eyes. Will telegraph routes, hindering separation potential which is already an issue because of tightness at times.
4. Coleman, Keon*
Florida State 6040 215
Two-year starter, Opelousas, LA. Transfer from Michigan State who earned All-Big 10 honors in 2022. Also a member of the nationally ranked Spartans' basketball team prior to leaving for Florida State. Traits from the hardwood show up on the gridiron. Can high point the ball with precise accuracy and timing. Strong finisher that can use his athletic ability and positioning to box out defenders. Will make the spectacular grab appear routine. Excellent ball tracker. Easy, balanced athlete that looks smooth at all times. Still looks rough around the edges as a route runner and does not create much after the catch on his own.
5. Worthy, Xavier*
Texas 6010 164
Three-year starter, Fresno, CA. Two-time All-Big 12 and winner of the 2021 Conference Newcomer of the Year Award after a year where he broke the program’s freshman receiving records. Hides his size shortcomings well with the ability to get off the line and miss contact in a phone booth. Puts tremendous pressure on a secondary via burst and unpredictable change of direction. Sharp, snappy movement with a final gear that can get over and stay over the top. Excellent deep ball tracker. Plays light against contact but will fight for every inch and does not back down. Separation with and without the ball looks easy. Too many concentration drops over his career and will have to be schemed around when it comes to traffic and contact with defenders.
6. Wilson, Johnny
Florida State 6061 231
Two-year starter, Pacoima, CA. All-ACC in 2022 after transferring from Arizona State where he played just eight games in two years. Gigantic catch radius that can out-reach the longest and biggest defenders. Will always have an advantage in contested situations. Can fully extend on the move and maintain concentration and coordination to the ball. Long stride speed can stay over the top of the secondary. Will come back to the football, will make up for an inaccurate pass. Has the makings of a security blanket and red zone threat. Has primarily been an X at USC but may have potential to move inside as a big slot receiver at the next level. His movement lacks suddenness to gain separation and he has trouble shaking quality match and mirror corners.
7. Wilson, Roman
Michigan 5104 187
8. Egbuka, Emeka*
Ohio State 6010 205
9. Sturdivant, J. Michael*
UCLA 6030 205
10. Franklin, Troy*
Oregon 6030 187
11. Horton, Tory
Colorado State 6017 187
12. Corley, Malachi
Western Kentucky 5105 185
13. Harris, Tre
Mississippi 6015 206
14. Wells Jr., Antwane
South Carolina 6002 210
15. McConkey, Ladd
Georgia 5110 185
16. Lambert-Smith, KeAndre
Penn State 6003 184
17. Mitchell, Adonai
Texas 6040 196
18. McMillan, Jalen
Washington 6005 187
19. Rice, Brenden
USC 6030 210
20. Legette, Xavier
South Carolina 6010 219
21. Burton, Jermaine
Alabama 6003 192
22. Polk, Ja’Lynn
Washington 6020 204
23. Cowing, Jacob
Arizona 5084 158
24. Pearsall, Ricky
Florida 6007 188
25. Walker, Devontez
North Carolina 6016 197
26. McCoy, Bru
Tennessee 6021 216
27. Washington, Tahj
USC 5110 175
28. Dike, Chimere
Wisconsin 6002 193
29. Muhammad III, Moose
Texas A&M 6002 204
30. Williams, Savion
TCU 6036 228
31. Johnson, Cornelius
Michigan 6022 209
*Denotes Underclassman