Wide Receiver Rankings 2026 NFL Draft

#	Player	Pos	H/W/S	Weight	Height	40YD	AVG POS RANK	AVG OVR RANK	Rating	Summary
24	WR Caleb Douglas	6-4 206lbs 4.39	WR	206lbs	6-4	4.39	34	187	82.1 MORE>>	Douglas confirmed the build-up speed at the combine that you can see on his longer gains at Texas Tech. A 6-4 receiver who can run...
45	WR J. Michael Sturdivant	6-3 207lbs 4.40	WR	207lbs	6-3	4.40	43	226.8	78.0 MORE>>	Sturdivant projects as a developmental X-receiver with the potential to contribute early as a deep threat and red zone target. His...
43	WR Barion Brown	5-11 177lbs 4.40	WR	177lbs	5-11	4.40	56	288.3	78.8 MORE>>	Brown's combine speed showed up right where the tape said it would, but speed alone does not make a receiver at the next level. Watch his...
14	WR Skyler Bell	6-0 192lbs 4.40	WR	192lbs	6-0	4.40	15	72.8	84.7 MORE>>	Bell's best role at the next level is as a slot receiver or movement piece in a quick-passing offense. The Combine confirmed what the tape...
66	WR Chris Hilton Jr.	6-0 188lbs 4.41	WR	188lbs	6-0	4.41	64	378	60.0 MORE>>	Hilton tracks the ball well downfield and consistently runs under long throws. Combines speed, balance, quickness, vision and crisp cuts...
11	WR Antonio Williams	6-0 187lbs 4.41	WR	187lbs	6-0	4.41	13	68	84.9 MORE>>	Williams is a slot receiver. That is his position in the NFL and there is no reason to overthink it. He wins from the inside with craft,...
15	WR Ted Hurst	6-4 206lbs 4.42	WR	206lbs	6-4	4.42	17	80.6	84.7 MORE>>	Hurst fits best as a "Z" receiver in an offense that uses motion and formation variety to manufacture free releases. That matters early in...
7	WR Omar Cooper Jr.	6-0 199lbs 4.42	WR	199lbs	6-0	4.42	6	32.8	86.1 MORE>>	Cooper's best path to the NFL is as a slot receiver in a scheme that gets him the ball early and lets him create after the catch. His...
46	WR Emmanuel Henderson Jr...	6-1 185lbs 4.44	WR	185lbs	6-1	4.44	57	289.5	78.0 MORE>>	Henderson's NFL path runs through the special teams room first and foremost, and that is not an insult. How many guys can field...
39	WR Eli Heidenreich	6-0 198lbs 4.44	WR	198lbs	6-0	4.44	45	242.8	79.8 MORE>>	The first thing you notice when you flip on Heidenreich's tape is that he does not look like a gimmick player. Yes, he lined up in...
8	WR Chris Bell	6-2 222lbs 4.44	WR	222lbs	6-2	4.44	8	50	85.8 MORE>>	Bell has the look and feel of a true X receiver at the NFL level. That size and speed combination at 6-foot-2, 220 pounds with a 4.4 forty...
31	WR Kendrick Law	5-11 203lbs 4.45	WR	203lbs	5-11	4.45	38	208	81.2 MORE>>	Law is a catch-and-run receiver whose combine performance added a dimension to his evaluation that the college tape alone does not...

We've compared players post combine 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.

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We've compared players 40 times and weight and charted them on the scatter chart below. You'll find the 40 time on the Y-axis and on the X-axis the weight in pounds.
The exceptional athletic freaks (determined by the combination of speed vs weight) will be found at the top right of the chart while the less impressive athletes will be sitting towards the bottom left.