Player comparison

Duce Robinson

Dean Kindig

9-147 (16.3) and 1TD in 2OT loss to VA (Led FSU), 4 for 74 (18.5) vs NCState leading team, but only 2 catches for 18 yards in 2025 scouted game vs Bama. He became FSU's first 1,000-yard receiver since 2019, logging 56 receptions for 1,081 yards and six touchdowns. One of the lowest "Juke Move" scores on EASports. At 100 percent in return from injury. 3.13 Yards/Route Run is 17th out of 517 college WRs. 134.2 Passer Rating when Targeted is 25th. Did not play with Keon Coleman. One of the lowest "Juke Move" scores on EASports. Wins more with his exceptional size (6'6"), catch radius, and fluidity rather than sudden, explosive athleticism and separation. His route tree has been described as underdeveloped, heavily relying on vertical concepts and simple patterns (curls, fades, slants). He needs to expand his repertoire to include more nuanced option routes and double moves. He's my 17th-ranked WR in this class, and Bills took the 17th WR in 2026: Skyler Bell.

Nyck Harbor

Dean Kindig

3-99 (33.0) vs VaTech in 2025 scouted games, 3 for 45 (15) vs Mizzou,. "My ball" mentality is Keon with more size and world-class speed. The downfield speed and sheer size of Harbor is worth considering if he makes it to late RD2. He reeled off three deep-ball catches for 99 yards (33.0 ypr) vs VaTech, then 3 for 45 (15.0) vs Mizzou. I want a Keon with more size and world-class speed, and that's Nyck. He's the only player to be ranked No. 1 on Bruce Feldman's annual "Freaks List" two years in a row, and he's brains and brawn: 2024 CSC Academic All-District, 2023-24 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll. Harbor was invited to the 2024 USA track & field Olympic trials, but did not compete in the 2025 indoor season to focus on football. I have him as the highest-ceiling receiver in the top 100, as Harbor continues to learn the position and gain experience. He is already one of the best blockers in the WR class. Undisclosed injury that required him to go to the hospital after the Texas A&M game and caused him to miss the game against Coastal Carolina. He was observed in warmups and was on track to play in the final game of the season against Clemson.