Wide Receiver Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (2025 Fantasy Football)

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2025 Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings: Wide Receiver

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Wide Receiver Dynasty Rookie Draft Rankings (2025 Fantasy Football) | FantasyPros
RK	PLAYER NAME	BEST	WORST	AVG.	STD.DEV
1	Tetairoa McMillan	1	3	1.1	0.5
2	Emeka Egbuka	2	5	2.6	0.8
3	Luther Burden III	2	9	4.0	1.9
4	Matthew Golden	2	8	4.3	1.4
5	Travis Hunter	2	13	4.9	2.3
6	Tre Harris	2	10	6.1	2.2
7	Jayden Higgins	5	10	7.6	1.3
8	Jaylin Noel	4	14	8.6	2.5
9	Elic Ayomanor	6	19	8.7	2.7
10	Jalen Royals	7	14	10.2	1.5
11	Isaiah Bond	7	15	11.3	2.3
12	Jack Bech	8	18	11.8	2.2
13	Xavier Restrepo	9	19	13	2.5
14	Tez Johnson	10	22	15.6	3.3
15	Savion Williams	13	23	16.3	2.6
16	Tory Horton	12	22	16.1	2.1
17	Tai Felton	12	28	17.1	3.3
18	Pat Bryant	14	31	20	3.6
19	Ricky White III	14	31	20.2	3.7
20	Jacorey Brooks	13	30	21.1	4.1
21	Nick Nash	17	31	22.5	3.5
22	Kyren Lacy	16	43	24.6	6.5
23	Arian Smith	19	42	26.8	5
24	Kyle Williams	8	40	21.3	10.2
25	Antwane Wells Jr.	23	42	28.7	4.6

Tetairoa McMillan (Arizona)

A very big, smooth, savvy receiver with an incredible catch radius and a graceful game, McMillan established himself as one of the best wide receivers in college football over the past two seasons. May never be the fastest or most explosive wide receiver, but has a great understanding of how to use tempo, nuance and technique to create separation.

Is capable of coming down with contested catches even in tight coverage, with rare size that makes him a mismatch for most cornerbacks. May not have quite the same strength and physicality as Mike Evans did coming out, but is a similar prospect and should go similarly high in the first round, likely within the first five or 10 picks.

Projection: Round 1

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Luther Burden III (Missouri)

A dynamic player with the ball in his hands, Burden’s combination of speed, quickness, vision, balance and physicality led the Tigers to scheme up ways to get him the ball, whether on underneath throws, sweeps, screens or otherwise. He also offers some impressive traits as a receiver, with good stop-start quickness to create separation, impressive tracking and body control and a strong pair of hands.

As it currently stands, he doesn’t have a ton of recent experience playing outside and will need to continue diversifying his route tree and polishing his route-running technique, but that doesn’t look like it will stop him from being a first-round pick.

Projection: Round 1

Check out the full 2025 NFL Draft Scouting Report for Luther Burden III

Emeka Egbuka (Ohio State)

Another highly-polished Buckeyes receiver prospect, Egbuka’s excellent combination of acceleration, quickness, route-running savvy, hands and toughness should make him a highly reliable pro receiver.

Likely would have been a first-round pick last year had he stayed healthy. Coming back to put together the season he did gives him a very good chance of going there this year if everything checks out medically during the pre-draft process. A nice reliable, pro-ready big slot option.

Projection: Round 1

Check out the full 2025 NFL Draft Scouting Report for Emeka Egbuka

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