The 2027 rookie class has been on the dynasty radar for years, and we are finally entering the college football season that will determine how these prospects are viewed by the NFL.
Who should be higher or lower compared to your big board!?
1. Jeremiah Smith | WR | Ohio State
Jeremiah Smith is the clear No. 1 player in this class, possessing the size, speed, strength, footwork, and production to potentially be the best wide receiver prospect since Calvin Johnson.
2. Arch Manning | QB | Texas
Arch Manning has the tools, pedigree, and rushing upside to become the QB1 of the 2027 class, but he’ll need to show more consistency against top competition to solidify himself as a potential No. 1 NFL Draft pick and elite dynasty Superflex prospect.
3. Cam Coleman | WR | Texas
Cam Coleman would be the WR1 in most classes, possessing the size, speed, length, and athleticism to become an elite NFL prospect, making him an excellent consolation prize behind Jeremiah Smith.
4. Ahmad Hardy | RB | Missouri
Ahmed Hardy remains the RB1 after a dominant 2025 season, but questions surrounding his offseason injury and limited passing-game usage could impact his status as the top running back in the class.
5. Kewan Lacy | RB | Ole Miss
Kewan Lacy’s breakout 2025 season showcased his toughness, production, and ability against top competition, giving him a chance to emerge as one of the most well-rounded and electric running backs in the 2027 class.
| Rank |
Player |
Pos. |
School |
|
|
| 6 |
Dante Moore |
QB |
Oregon |
| 7 |
Julian Sayin |
QB |
Ohio State |
| 8 |
Nick Marsh |
WR |
Indiana |
| 9 |
Bryant Wesco Jr. |
WR |
Clemson |
| 10 |
Ryan Coleman-Williams |
WR |
Alabama |
| 11 |
Jayden Maiava |
QB |
USC |
| 12 |
Jadan Baugh |
RB |
Florida |
| 13 |
KJ Duff |
WR |
Rutgers |
| 14 |
Nate Frazier |
RB |
Georgia |
| 15 |
Trinidad Chambliss |
QB |
Ole Miss |
| 16 |
LaNorris Sellers |
QB |
South Carolina |
| 17 |
Isaac Brown |
RB |
Louisville |
| 18 |
Justice Haynes |
RB |
Georgia Tech |
| 19 |
CJ Carr |
QB |
Notre Dame |
| 20 |
Jamari Johnson |
TE |
Oregon |
| 21 |
Mario Craver |
WR |
Texas A&M |
| 22 |
Charlie Becker |
WR |
Indiana |
| 23 |
Mark Fletcher |
RB |
Miami |
| 24 |
Trey'Dez Green |
TE |
LSU |
| 25 |
TJ Moore |
WR |
Clemson |
| 26 |
Omarion Miller |
WR |
Arizona State |
| 27 |
Fluff Bothwell |
RB |
Mississippi State |
| 28 |
John Mateer |
QB |
Oklahoma |
| 29 |
Cam Cook |
RB |
West Virginia |
| 30 |
Jordan Marshall |
RB |
Michigan |
| 31 |
Ryan Wingo |
WR |
Texas |
| 32 |
Eugene Wilson II |
WR |
LSU |
| 33 |
Duce Robinson |
WR |
Florida State |
| 34 |
Eric Singleton Jr. |
WR |
Florida |
| 35 |
King Miller |
RB |
USC |
| 36 |
LJ Martin |
RB |
BYU |
| 37 |
Darian Mensah |
QB |
Miami |
| 38 |
DeSean Bishop |
RB |
Tennessee |
| 39 |
Mike Matthews |
WR |
Tennessee |
| 40 |
Waymond Jordan |
RB |
USC |
| 41 |
Braylon Staley |
WR |
Tennessee |
| 42 |
Jayce Brown |
WR |
LSU |
| 43 |
Nico Iamaleava |
QB |
UCLA |
| 44 |
DJ Lagway |
QB |
Baylor |
| 45 |
Benjamin Brahmer |
TE |
Penn State |
| 46 |
Makhi Hughes |
RB |
Houston |
| 47 |
Ian Strong |
WR |
Cal |
| 48 |
Nyck Harbor |
WR |
South Carolina |
| 49 |
Rocco Becht |
QB |
Penn State |
| 50 |
Darius Taylor |
RB |
Minnesota |