Top 100 Players in CFB

[DLINKDAGR8]

Im surprised nobody mentioned OJ Xavier or Lightfoot they definitely have a case they all had an impact to our championship defense last year

Poyser and Toure too Poyser doesnt get enough credit for his play if you ask me

OJ should be an all American at DB Lightfoot can be one this year for sure.

 

[dunkman23]

Baugh at 17 while Fletcher at 93 is wild to me.

Bear Alexander at 26? lols

So y’all are really telling me the gap between Fletcher and Baugh is that big? So basically, Baugh is that much better than Fletcher? This list is a joke.

 

[IndayArtHauz]

Chambliss and Mensah at 44 and 45… Ya disregard list

This. It’s not just Canes that are woefully out of touch. How do you watch what Chambliss did at the highest levels of consequence and against elite teams and say Manning or Sayin is ahead of him. Suck start a shotgun.

 

[cookies]

Top 10 WRs in CFB

Ranking top 10 receivers in college football for 2026

The Ohio State star is clearly No. 1 on the list, but after that the debate begins.

www.espn.com

Baby Jesus #2.

2025 stats: 109 receptions, 1,211 receiving yards, 113 rushing yards, 298 punt return yards, 11 TDs (one rushing)

Toney unsurprisingly received a ton of support among college scouting staffers surveyed by ESPN based on his rare skill set and the game-changing ability he displayed as a true freshman. After digging into Toney's tape, one Big Ten staffer texted back his one-word evaluation: "Whew."

Toney was dynamic from Day 1 for the Hurricanes, from his first score in his debut against Notre Dame to burning Indiana for 122 receiving yards in the CFP title game. The 18-year-old made it all look easy as a receiver, rusher and returner who compiled 1,622 all-purpose yards with eight 100-plus-yard performances.

The production was impressive, but what really wowed scouts was Toney's toughness for his age and size (5-foot-11, 188 pounds).

“He's elite, extremely versatile and extremely dynamic with the ball in his hands," one scout who faced Miami said. "He also gives you really tough blocking on the perimeter. He's a tough matchup. He can hold up on the perimeter and you can't out-physical him."

Toney led all FBS receivers with 845 yards after the catch last season, gaining 300 receiving yards after contact and forcing 45 missed tackles. Multiple staffers whose teams played Miami last season praised him as nearly impossible to tackle. Toney also had zero drops on a whopping 141 targets.

Miami offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson kept finding new ways to get his star freshman the ball in space, and he proved especially dynamic in the screen game. Toney's 54 receptions and 446 receiving yards on screen passes led all receivers nationally.

Assuming the ACC GM meant outta all positions & players here:

"With his pure competitiveness, playmaking ability, run after the catch and contact balance, he's just such a unique player," one ACC GM said. "If I was starting a team, I'd probably take Toney."

One ACC gm who played FSU last year said he would take Duce Robinson (#8) before Toney.

Cali Coop aka Spider-Man received an honorable mention. Given that players from the same school are separated, and the list of honorable mentions isn’t in alphabetical order by school or first/last names; iit appears Cooper was ranked eleventh.

 

[caneingville]

Assuming the ACC GM meant outta all positions & players here:

One ACC gm who played FSU last year said he would take Duce Robinson (#8) before Toney.

 

[skyman]

This was the list that had Mensah and Chambliss as QB like 6 and 7 (ranked 44 and 45 overall in CFB) behind guys like Leavitt and Sellers, I was soo shocked at the disrespect to both all offseason

 

[caneingville]

This was the list that had Mensah and Chambliss as QB like 6 and 7 (ranked 44 and 45 overall in CFB) behind guys like Leavitt and Sellers, I was soo shocked at the disrespect to both all offseason

We’ve been in bizarro world for some time now. Every article is rage bait, so whatever it is saying, just reverse it for the truth.