Who are the top-10 wide receivers in the NFL entering the 2025 NFL season? The FOX Sports NFL staff provided their rankings.

The Buffalo Bills need one of their wide receivers to break out in order for the team's Super Bowl chances to increase.

In fairness, the Steelers did have free agent wide receiver Gabe Davis in this week for a second visit and presumably a physical, but Davis left without a contract. It's been reported that Davis wants to play for a contender and it's down to Pittsburgh or his old team, the Buffalo Bills. I think you know where this is going.

Ainias Smith, Darius Cooper, Elijah Cooks, Avery Williams, Terrace Marshall, and Giles Jackson are among the players competing for one final spot.

Xavier McKinney appears on course to be ready for the regular season, but Matt LaFleur did not offer much optimism on Green Bay's injured receivers.

A familiar face leads the group of receivers who could interest the 49ers after the roster cutdown deadline next week.

Jamaal Pritchett caught attention from New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn following the team's preseason finale against the Philadelphia Eagles. Pritchett is pushing for a roster spot as a receiver and special teamer.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Van Jefferson shined during the Tennessee Titans’ last preseason game, going for three receptions for 102 yards and a touchdown. Jefferson caught a pass on an out route and turned it into a 66-yard touchdown. His 102 receiving yards would be the most he has put up in a game during his entire NFL career.

The Vikings have reached out to the Carolina Panthers and inquired about trading for wide receiver Adam Thielen, per ESPN. Thielen is a Vikings legend that spent nine years in Minnesota, and he currently ranks third in franchise history in receptions (534), fifth in receiving yards (6,682) and third in receiving touchdowns (55).