All right, the Super Bowl has wrapped up. Congratulations to the Seattle Seahawks, which means that the 2026 off season can officially begin, even though we've got a nice head start on it since, you know, the fantasy season ended. I'm John Macri, joined as always by PFF's lead fantasy analyst, Nathan Yonkey. And for this episode of the PFF Fantasy podcast, we'll be going over Nate's early top 10, 2026 wide receiver rankings. Nate, how are you, sir? Did you enjoy the Super Bowl? I'm doing well. It was a fun Super Bowl, a lot of defense. So if you're like defense, it was a fun one for that, especially Blitzes. Seattle ended up on top. If you look at a lot of different metrics, they're one of the best teams that we have had in a number of years now. So nice to see a team be kind of truly dominant over the course of the season. And in the Super Bowl, and it'll lead to an exciting 2026. The Seahawks have a lot of cap space. Their biggest rival, the Rams have a lot of cap space. They got draft capital. So it's going to be fun to see what those teams do throughout the

off season. Yeah, it'll be fun to see how things shake out. And I guess so many

coaching changes and offensive coordinators going here and there. So a lot can change.

And obviously, yeah, Seattle, Clint Kubiak's off to, to a new team in Las Vegas as well.

So yeah, things will change. And, but Seattle, I Kubiak's off to a new team in Las Vegas as well.

So, yeah, things will change.

But Seattle, I'm with you.

Yeah, they looked great throughout the playoffs.

So they'll be a fun team to see a lot of young players there as well.

So futures bright as well. Hopefully they can keep it going here.

But yeah, we're going to talk specifically wide receivers today.

There will definitely be a Seattle Seahawks wide receiver on the list that we'll talk about.

But yeah, if you want to see Nate's full list of wide receiver tiers and rankings and all of his tiers and rankings as well,

you can check those out over on pff.com and we'll be covering the first 10 of those players in the

wide receiver ranks as well. But yeah, anything that you want to see over on pff.com, whether it's

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