Unveiling the Future: Which 2026 College Wide Receivers Will Dominate Fantasy Football?
He will be moving back to the boundary role that he played in 2024, which will help him. The biggest issue is the drops. Coleman-Williams spent much of the offseason working on his hands, after dropping ten passes last year. If that work paid off, he could be a steal as the ninth receiver off the board.
10. Tanook Hines | USC
Tanook Hines did not do much as a freshman. He played mainly in the slot and commanded just ten percent of the target share. He was still third on the team in receptions for 34, while bringing in 561 yards and two scores. Meanwhile, Makai Lemon and Ja’Kobi Lane are both gone. They combined for 128 receptions for 1,901 yards and 15 touchdowns. Someone has to replace that, and Hines is the leading candidate to do so. The freshman did the most when he had chances last year. He had just two games in which he had six or more receptions. In those two games, he brought in 304 yards and a touchdown.

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