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Thank you. Welcome in everyone to this special episode of Beyond the tape and we've've made it to our next group of position ranking for our summer scouting series.

Today we're talking way too early receiver rankings and not just me.

As you can see on the screen, joined by PFS co-host of the college football show and the NFL show, Dalton Wasserman.

Dalton, we had you on for a mock draft, you know, leading up to the 25 draft, and went on for almost two and a half hours. So I'm hoping to get you in and out of here a little bit quicker than that, but man, it is great to see you, and I'm pumped to talk about these receivers with you. Absolutely. I'm back because we had fun back then. And look, this is a group of wide receivers. I know everybody's waiting on the 2027 guys with Jeremiah Smith and Ryan Williams, but there's still a lot of good football players here. I think kind of the theme of this 2026 class at a lot of positions is wait and see who really breaks out into superstardom, right? I think this group is no different. But wide receivers getting more and more talented every year. There's more and more depth every year from what we're seeing coming out with all these colleges throwing the ball like crazy. And then the NFL throwing the ball over 60% of the time now throughout the league. So it's another talented group. And I'm glad we get to break it down early. And we're going to see, I think you could see a lot of changes to these rankings by the end of the season because it is such a wait and see kind of class. 100%. And I think another big part of that is there's a lot of different flavors to these types of receivers. We're going to talk about some guys who were X, some guys who are Z or slot, some guys who are slot only. And some guys who bring some special teams value. And maybe that bumps them up and makes them in the honorable mentions or sneaks them into the top 10 or what have you. So a lot of really fun names. And like you said, there's a lot of wait and see. I think no one exemplifies that better than the first honorable mention I want to bring to the table. kicking things off with my number 15 receiver. We'll call them honorable mention, you know, the place you wanted to start at least, Nick Harbor. And I think you said this on the PFF NFL show, or maybe it was the CFB show. I guess it would make more sense if it was on the CFE show. Like all world potential there in South Carolina offense, but it's still an offense. Like, let's, let's wait and see. That being said, I think Sellers has shown a little bit of something. And if you want to see more quarterback thoughts, definitely go back and check that episode out here on YouTube.

But, you know, Nick Harbour, not quite as much, but like he's this guy that on paper, you look at him and you're like, holy cow. Or even you just look at him. Let's just leave it at that. Looks like a D.K. Matcalf clone. looks like a guy who could be NFL level number one wide receiver.

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