Wide Receiver and Tight End Prospect Rankings

NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

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Sports, Football

4.5 • 12.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2025

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Patrick Claybon and Matt Harmon of Yahoo! Sports and Reception Perception for a deep dive into the 2025 NFL Draft's wide receiver and tight end class. Matt tells you why Travis Hunter is in a class of his own (03:45), why Emeka Egbuka and Tetairoa McMillan fall into the second tier of WRs (07:35), and discusses Matthew Golden (21:15), Luther Burden (28:40), Jaylin Noel (34:10), Jayden Higgins (36:10), and more! The show is wrapped with the guy's favorite tight ends (45:44) including Harrold Fannin Jr., Tyler Warren, and Terrance Ferguson.

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0:00.0	What's up, everyone? It's Greg Rosenthal, and I'm teaming up with the King of Spring.
0:05.2	Daniel Jeremiah, he requires me to say that. We're going to be bringing you 40s and free agents,
0:09.6	the only podcast you'll need this NFL draft season. From DJ's mock drafts to my top 101
0:14.7	free agents, we'll have it covered for you with all new episodes every Thursday, keeping you
0:19.6	up to date as we head to the NFL draft.
0:22.4	Listen to 40s and free agents on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
0:34.1	Welcome to NFL Daily, where we perceive all the receptions. I'm Greg Rosenthal. I'm here in the
0:40.0	Chris Wesleying podcast studio with Patrick Claibon, my friend, and coming to us live from the
0:46.6	East Coast. Virginia, I believe, the man Matt Harmon who created reception perception, who has
0:53.0	never seen a reception that he has not perceived
0:56.2	with utter clarity. And that's why he's the man to talk wide receivers in tight ends.
1:01.5	What's up, buddy? That was that was the most humbling and gratifying introduction. I think I've
1:06.6	ever gone on a show. You know, it's funny. I guess if you think about it, like the whole point of reception perception is going beyond just the, the catches and the
1:15.6	production. So maybe that was a bad name, you know, because like I should, it should be like
1:19.4	route perception or something. Now you've really got. No. You got me in a tailspin now about the
1:23.4	whole business. No, it sounds. It sounds great because it rhymes and I don't think anyone
1:28.5	until I came along really broke it down to its root meeting, which is that you have a,
1:33.5	more of a depth of perception than other people. Yeah, it's putting out front, hey, we're going
1:38.2	to contextualize the thing that you want out of this process, which is a reception, right?
1:43.0	You run the routes and you throw the
1:44.3	ball in order to have the reception. And so we are going to perceive the receptions and the man
1:49.0	who birthed the idea from his loins, which has been duplicated, I mean, imitated, but never duplicated.
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