- George Pickens brings his go-route prowess to Dallas: The new Cowboys receiver was the league's highest-graded wideout on go routes last season, and he also paced the NFL with 19 go-route targets.
- Brian Thomas Jr. had a rookie season to remember: His 97.9 PFF receiving grade on post routes in 2024 ranked first in the NFL, and he'll now look to build on that solid start to his career in 2025.
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Wide Screen (min. 10 Targets)
- Puka Nacua, Los Angeles Rams (92.1)
- Zay Flowers, Baltimore Ravens (91.7)
- Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (90.1)
Nacua secured 22 of 23 screen targets (tied for third most) for 192 yards and two touchdowns this past season. It was his third-most-targeted route last season (17.1%), and he was highly effective, notching eight first downs, seven forced missed tackles and 86 yards gained after contact — all top-five figures.
Nacua also led all receivers in screen threat rate (79.3%) and passer rating when targeted (130.4) while tying for first in explosive gains (five) on such plays. He owns the fifth-best screen PFF receiving grade (85.4) across his first two NFL seasons.
Highest-Graded NFL Wide Receivers in 2024
Crossing (min. 10 Targets)
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