WIDE RECEIVERS BEST ON MEDIUM ROUTES 2028 NFL Draft

2028 WIDE RECEIVERS BEST ON MEDIUM ROUTES

Expertly maneuvering on medium routes can elevate a wide receiver’s impact, offering a potent weapon for advancing the chains and maintaining offensive rhythm. Legends like Reggie Wayne (Miami) and Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech) demonstrated throughout their college careers how mastering the art of medium routes can create substantial impacts, strategically piercing through defenses with impeccable timing and precision.

Below, immerse yourself in data pinpointing the current college wide receivers who are dominating the intermediate depths of the field. Through a range of metrics, including catch rates and yards after catch on medium routes, delve into the performances that are turning heads and driving offenses in the collegiate sphere.

2028 Wide Receivers ranked by INTERMEDIATE ROUTES

RANK Player Pos Team HANDS SHORT MEDIUM DEEP BLOCKING Rating
1

Andrew
Marsh

WR
Michigan   Mascot
Michigan Mascot
88 82 88 90 60
86.6
2

Dakorien
Moore

WR
Oregon   Mascot
Oregon Mascot
76 75 86 84 66
87.9
3

Dezmen
Roebuck

WR
Washington   Mascot
Washington Mascot
82 72 80 73 65
81.1
4

Donovan
Olugbode

WR
Missouri   Mascot
Missouri Mascot
91 79 79 88 67
87.5
5

Tanook
Hines

WR
USC   Mascot
USC Mascot
81 75 76 86 59
83.4
6

Lotzeir
Brooks

WR
Alabama   Mascot
Alabama Mascot
75 78 75 84 42
81.1
7

Donovan
Murph

WR
South Carolina   Mascot
South Carolina Mascot
69 64 75 76 57
80.3
8

Vernell
Brown III

WR
Florida   Mascot
Florida Mascot
60 74 66 83 66
85.5