PFF Ranks NFL Wide Receiver Rooms Highlighting Top Performers, Bottom Teams

Pro Football Focus (PFF) recently released rankings of NFL wide receiver groups for the 2025 season, highlighting notable disparities across teams. The Miami Dolphins, despite a downturn in 2024 with both Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle posting career lows, remain a strong group ranked seventh, buoyed by solid performances from Jonnu Smith and De’Von Achane. The Minnesota Vikings rank sixth, with standout receiver Justin Jefferson maintaining elite status and new additions Tai Felton and Rondale Moore expected to complement the core group. The Denver Broncos, while showing potential with young talent like Courtland Sutton, DeVaughn Vele, and Marvin Mims Jr., are ranked 22nd, reflecting their inexperience, though the addition of tight end Evan Engram offers hope for improvement. In contrast, the Pittsburgh Steelers rank near the bottom at 29th despite acquiring star receiver DK Metcalf; inconsistencies and injuries hampered their receiving corps in 2024. These rankings underscore the varying levels of depth and talent at wide receiver across the league, with a few teams poised for growth and others struggling to find reliable playmakers.