Who is the better NFL Draft prospect, Ryan Coleman-Williams or DeAndre Moore Jr.?

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Ryan Coleman-Williams

Alabama Crimson Tide

WR · #1

DeAndre Moore Jr.

Colorado Buffaloes

WR · #3

2025 college season

2025 college season: Ryan Coleman-Williams versus DeAndre Moore Jr.
Ryan Coleman-Williams	Statistic	DeAndre Moore Jr.
Leading value: 49	Receptions	38
Leading value: 689	Receiving Yards	532
4	Receiving TDs	4
21	Rushing Yards	—
0	Rushing TDs	—

Measurements

Measurements: Ryan Coleman-Williams versus DeAndre Moore Jr.
Ryan Coleman-Williams	Statistic	DeAndre Moore Jr.
6-0	Height	6-0
184 lb	Weight	190 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: Ryan Coleman-Williams versus DeAndre Moore Jr.
Ryan Coleman-Williams	Statistic	DeAndre Moore Jr.
Leading value: #50	Fanspeak rank	#341
WR 8	Position rank	—
Leading value: 68.9	Average pick	221.2
Leading value: 1,831	Times drafted	47
Leading value: 71	Hype Score	29
185x	Most drafted to	8x

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DeAndre Moore Jr.

Dean Kindig

3-49 (16.3) vs Vandy, but 2-6 (3.0) vs Ohio State. A third-year wide receiver who has played in 25 games with nine starts. SOPHOMORE (2024): Logged three receptions for 17 yards, including a 19-yard touchdown reception from Arch Manning in the second quarter - his first receptions and touchdown as a Longhorn - in the victory against UTSA. Nabbed one catch for six yards in the victory against ULM. Registered career highs in receptions (4), receiving yards (104) and touchdown receptions (2) in the 35-13 win vs. Mississippi State on Sept. 28. Recorded his first career 100+ yard receiving effort and first multi-touchdown receiving performance in the win against the Bulldogs. Pulled in a career-long 50-yard touchdown reception from QB Arch Manning in the second quarter. Gathered his second touchdown catch of the day on a 27-yard reception from QB Arch Manning in the fourth quarter. Had three catches for 25 yards in 34-3 win vs. No. 18/16 Oklahoma on Oct. 12. Reeled in a career-high six receptions for 97 yards while matching his career-high in touchdowns with two in the 27-24 road win at No. 25/25 Vanderbilt on Oct. 26. Snared two receptions for 22 yards in the scouted win vs. Florida on Nov. 9. Saw limited action in road win at Arkansas due to injury sustained in-game. Did not record any statistics against Kentucky (Nov. 23). Had two catches for 10 yards vs. Texas A&M (11/30) in a scouted game to cap the regular season. Posted his second career, and second of the season, 100-yard receiving game after gathering a career-high nine receptions for a career-high 114 yards and a touchdown in the scouted SEC Championship Game vs. Georgia (Dec. 7). Recorded two receptions for 13 yards in the CFP First Round vs. Clemson (Dec. 21). Logged two receptions for 25 yards and a touchdown in the CFP Quarterfinal at the Peach Bowl vs. Arizona State (Jan. 1). Had four receptions for 31 yards (15 long) in the CFP Semifinal at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl vs. Ohio State (Jan. 10). One of the best blockers in the WR class.