Unveiling the Future: Which 2026 College Wide Receivers Will Dominate Fantasy Football?
7. Beau Sparks | Texas State

The only non-Power Conference receiver on the list comes from the same place as on the quarterback list, Texas State. Beau Sparks was a massive surprise last year. He was being drafted in round 20 or later in most leagues, and finished as WR5. Getting Sparks outside one of the first three rounds is not going to be an option this year. Soparks finished the year with 84 receptions for 1,200 yards and 10 touchdowns. He also scored once on the ground. Further, he became the top red-zone target for Brad Jackson, and will likely be that again. He gets a ton of volume and is one of the most efficient receivers in the nation, which makes him one ofthe best fantasy options as well.

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