Ranking college football's deepest WR rooms in 2026: Texas, Miami, Indiana add through portal
CBS Sports
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Brad Crawford
February 25, 2026
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College football teams are investing heavily in their wide receiver rooms through the 2026 transfer portal, aiming to elevate their passing games and create elite units capable of competing at the highest level. Teams like Texas, Ohio State, Clemson, Oregon, and Miami have made significant moves to bolster their WR corps, signing top-tier talent and leveraging the portal to build deep and formidable groups.
Texas leads the charge with the addition of Cam Coleman, a five-star prospect who is projected to be a touchdown threat for Arch Manning. Joining him are Ryan Wingo, another former five-star recruit, and Emmett Mosley, whose production and chemistry with the team make him a valuable asset. The Longhorns’ depth is unmatched, setting them up as one of the most dangerous offenses in the country.
Ohio State remains a force with Jeremiah Smith expected to dominate his final season before entering the NFL. The Buckeyes have also recruited strong freshmen talent and brought in transfers like Devin McCuin, who excelled at UTSA. With a mix of established stars and rising prospects, Ohio State continues to maintain its reputation as a powerhouse in college football.
Clemson’s wide receiver room is poised for success under new play-caller Chad Morris, with Bryant Wesco Jr. and TJ Moore expected to shine. Their ability to create space and score touchdowns will be crucial for the Tigers’ offense, while Naeem Burroughs brings elite speed as a potential breakout player.
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Originally published on CBS Sports on 2/25/2026