Welcome in to the PFF College Football Show, Max Chadwick, alongside Dalton Wasserman here.

We did our top 10 quarterbacks in the draft, our top 10 running backs in the draft,

and now our top 10 running backs in the draft. And now are top 10 wide receivers in the 2026 NFL draft.

All it's a very interesting group of wide receivers.

In fact, there are a lot of people debating who the top wide receiver even is in the NFL draft right now.

I think it's like three or four different names I've heard that people have as wide receiver one right now. So it's not really a clear cut wide receiver one like we've had in other years. Yeah, I think there's definitely some top end talent here to work with. I don't think there's any generational prospects, but there's also a lot of depth. I think in a draft where we don't have all that much, you know, a big, a great depth of offensive talent all the way around. I think wide receiver is actually the best position on this side of the ball in this draft. I think you can find good talent in the first round. I think all the way down to the fourth or fifth round, there's some good players who are going to be contributors to end of health team.

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Dalton, we are a college football show at the end of the day. I want to start before we get into our rankings with some big college football news that came out yesterday. Trinidad Chamblis was granted a preliminary injunction by a judge

in Mississippi, which basically will allow him to play at Ole Miss in 2026. And also, just about

25 minutes from now, Joey Aguilar will have his date with court today.

He is also trying to get another year of eligibility.

He right now has a temporary restraining order against the NCAA.

I personally think it's probably likely that he wins his case as well against the NCAA.

But what is your reaction to, one, Trinad Chambas getting extra year of eligibility and two, how big this court case is for Joey Aguilar today? Ole Miss fans can certainly rejoice that their superstar quarterback is back. And obviously, you've got a new head coach or kind of new head coach and Pete Golding, obviously, and he's done a great job, I think, so far in the transfer portal of building up the defensive side of the ball, which we know this past season was the weaker side of the ball for Ole Miss, but they've gotten a lot better on that side. And to have Trinidad, Chambliss coming back in that backfield, the quarterback running back combo that made them so dangerous this past season. You have to think about Ole Miss again as a prime playoff contender. They made the

final four with Trinidad Chambliss as their quarterback. He was outstanding throughout that entire playoff run. And you've got to be so optimistic right now, not just for the near term, but for the long term as well, to have Trinidad Chambliss back and then have Duce Knight transferring in from Auburn taking a year to sit behind Chambliss and learn this offense and you could really

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