Fastest Wide Receivers in College Football 25

While defense wins championships, nothing makes a bigger impact in College Football 25 than pure speed. Even for players that aren't the best in every category, slipping past one tackle to open field can send them to the house on a moment's notice. If you want to give your quarterback some truly dynamic weapons, you need to have the fastest wide receivers in College Football 25.

Who is the fastest WR in College Football 25?

Whether you're trying to decide which team to use against your buddy online or want the tools for a speedy offensive attack in Dynasty Mode, the fastest wide receivers in College Football 25 will make a huge difference. In a long-term Dynasty Mode save, after a few years this will all pretty much be down building your team prestige for better recruiting and a higher allotment of recruiting hours to scout and sign the fastest possible wide receivers. You can also try to target any of these younger speedsters on the Transfer Portal, but it's difficult to know early in a season how that will turn out.

If you wanna make sure you've got some lightning fast weapons out the gate, here are the 15 fastest wide receivers in College Football 25:

• Nyck Harbor (99 Speed) - South Carolina Gamecocks
  • Sophomore, 82 OVR Rating
• Arian Smith (98 Speed) - Georgia Bulldogs
  • Senior, 77 OVR Rating
• Monaray Baldwin (98 Speed) - Baylor Bears
  • Senior, 83 OVR Rating
• Jordan Anthony (98 Speed) - Arkansas Razorbacks
  • Sophomore, 75 OVR Rating
• Barion Brown (98 Speed) - Kentucky Wildcats
  • Junior, 85 OVR Rating
• Jelani Watkins (98 Speed) - LSU Tigers
  • Freshman, 72 OVR Rating
• Jeyquan Smith (98 Speed) - USF Bulls
  • Freshman, 70 OVR Rating
• Che Nwabuko (98 Speed) - Pittsburgh Panthers
  • Sophomore, 71 OVR Rating
• Anthony Evans III (98 Speed) - Georgia Bulldogs
  • Sophomore, 73 OVR Rating
• CJ Smith (98 Speed) - Purdue Boilermakers
  • Sophomore, 76 OVR Rating
• Drayden Dickmann (98 Speed) - Rice Owls
  • Freshman, 66 OVR Rating
• Tennel Bryant (98 Speed) - Arkansas State Red Wolves
  • Sophomore, 62 OVR Rating
• Brandon White (98 Speed) - Kentucky Wildcats
  • Sophomore, 64 OVR Rating
• Isaiah Bond (98 Speed) - Texas Longhorns
  • Junior, 88 OVR Rating
• Ryne Shackelford (97 Speed) - Purdue Boilermakers
  • Freshman, 69 OVR Rating

If you want to build up a medium tier school and ensure you've got some fast wide receivers for the first few years, the Purdue Boilermakers are a fantastic choice. There are a few more wideouts with a 97 Speed rating scattered amongst several different schools, but we do wanna include a few honorable mentions. While they're a hair lower in pure speed, each of these players is a fast freshman wideout at a top school.

• Ryan Wingo (96 Speed) - Texas Longhorns
  • Freshman, 80 OVR Rating
• Ryan Niblett (96 Speed) - Texas Longhorns
  • Freshman, 76 OVR Rating
• Shelton Sampson Jr. (95 Speed) - LSU Tigers
  • Freshman, 77 OVR Rating
• Freddie Dubose (95 Speed) - Texas Longhorns
  • Freshman, 68 OVR Rating
• Michael Turner (95 Speed) - LSU Tigers
  • Freshman, 68 OVR Rating

If you want to start a Dynasty Mode save and build on an already strong program with speedsters setup for the first couple of years, the Texas Longhorns and LSU Tigers are your best bet. This is especially true as they've got quality quarterbacks, both seasoned and young, so you'll have someone capable of utilizing the speed of these wide receivers. If you're deep in a College Football 25 Dynasty, make sure to scout wide receivers (or athletes in the wide receiver category) and look for high speed ratings.