Top 2025 Free Agent Wide Receivers, Expected Contracts, and Landing Spots

Davante Adams – Jets

Adams remains one of the premier deep threats in the NFL, showcasing elite skills even as he enters the latter stages of his career. Despite playing in just 14 games, he put up impressive numbers, making him an attractive option for teams in need of a top-tier receiver. His age (32) and injury history may be concerns for some, but his production and reliability should still command top dollar in free agency.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’1″, 216 lbs, 32 years old
Stats: REC – 85 (18th), YDS – 1,063 (18th), TD – 8
Expected Contract: 2 years, $21 million per season
Landing Spots: San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Chargers, Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys
Dark Horse: Pittsburgh Steelers
Prediction: Los Angeles Chargers

Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers

A premier slot receiver, Godwin’s talent is undeniable, and when healthy, he can make an instant impact on any offense. Despite only playing seven games last year, his consistency when on the field – including over 82 yards per game – proves he’s still one of the best in the business. Teams will be cautious about his injury history, but Godwin remains a top target in free agency.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’1″, 209 lbs, 29 years old
Stats: REC – 50 (Tied-76th), YDS – 576 (73rd), TD – 5
Expected Contract: 3 years, $24 million per season
Landing Spots: Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers
Dark Horse: Denver Broncos
Prediction: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Amari Cooper – Buffalo Bills

Cooper is one of the most consistent wide receivers in the league, with a strong track record of over 1,000 yards in multiple seasons. Despite a down year with Buffalo after his midseason trade, Cooper is still a proven weapon. His experience and ability to perform in big moments make him an attractive free agent target.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’1″, 210 lbs, 30 years old
Stats: REC – 44 (Tied-98th), YDS – 547 (80th), TD – 4
Expected Contract: 2 years, $14.5 million per season
Landing Spots: Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers
Dark Horse: New York Jets
Prediction: Denver Broncos

Keenan Allen – Chicago Bears

One of the best slot receivers of the past decade, Allen proved he still has plenty to offer even as he deals with injuries. After a season with the Bears, his health improved, and he became a key contributor. His ability to make tough catches and move the chains makes him a highly valuable free agent.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’2″, 211 lbs, 32 years old
Stats: REC – 70 (32nd), YDS – 744 (Tied-44th), TD – 7
Expected Contract: 1 year, $13 million
Landing Spots: Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, Arizona Cardinals
Dark Horse: San Francisco 49ers
Prediction: Pittsburgh Steelers

Stefon Diggs – Houston Texans

Despite being in the later stages of his career and dealing with some injury concerns, Diggs has the potential to still be highly productive when healthy. However, his age and possible locker room concerns could limit his options in free agency. Teams will be cautious but could still get good value for a one-year deal with Diggs.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’0″, 191 lbs, 31 years old
Stats: REC – 47 (Tied-85th), YDS – 496 (Tied-94th), TD – 3
Expected Contract: 1 year, $13.5 million
Landing Spots: Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers
Dark Horse: Las Vegas Raiders
Prediction: Dallas Cowboys

DeAndre Hopkins – Kansas City Chiefs

While Hopkins isn’t quite the player he once was, he’s still capable of making an impact with a contender. His experience and ability to make big plays will make him attractive to teams looking for a reliable veteran receiver. He’s not likely to command a long-term deal but could still be a contributor on a playoff team.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’1″, 218 lbs, 32 years old
Stats: REC – 56 (61st), YDS – 610 (Tied-64th), TD – 5
Expected Contract: 1 year, $9.5 million
Landing Spots: San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, Houston Texans
Dark Horse: Los Angeles Rams
Prediction: Houston Texans

Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks

Though Lockett has taken a slight step back in recent seasons, his leadership and reliability make him a valuable asset for any team. He’s still capable of making big plays when needed, and his ability to contribute in a variety of ways makes him a solid option for teams in need of a veteran presence.

Height/Weight/Age: 5’10”, 182 lbs, 32 years old
Stats: REC – 49 (Tied-80th), YDS – 600 (Tied-68th), TD – 2
Expected Contract: 1 year, $6.5 million
Landing Spots: Las Vegas Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs, Houston Texans
Dark Horse: Baltimore Ravens
Prediction: Las Vegas Raiders

Elijah Moore – Cleveland Browns

Moore has shown flashes of brilliance but hasn’t yet put everything together to become a consistent starter. He has been limited by poor offensive schemes in New York and Cleveland, but his potential could be unlocked with a new team and system. He represents a low-risk, high-reward option for any team willing to give him a chance.

Height/Weight/Age: 5’10”, 180 lbs, 24 years old
Stats: REC – 61 (Tied-51st), YDS – 538 (83rd), TD – 1
Expected Contract: 3 years, $6 million per season
Landing Spots: Los Angeles Rams, Washington Commanders, Jacksonville Jaguars
Dark Horse: Seattle Seahawks
Prediction: Los Angeles Rams

Darius Slayton – New York Giants

Slayton is a veteran deep threat with the ability to make big plays, making him a solid option for teams looking for a budget-friendly outside receiver. While he hasn’t been a consistent top performer, Slayton has shown flashes of his potential and could thrive in the right system. He’s a low-risk, high-reward signing for any team in need of a deep threat.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’1″, 198 lbs, 28 years old
Stats: REC – 39 (Tied-115th), YDS – 573 (74th), TD – 2
Expected Contract: 2 years, $5.5 million per season
Landing Spots: Las Vegas Raiders, Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots
Dark Horse: Arizona Cardinals
Prediction: Seattle Seahawks

Dyami Brown – Washington Commanders

Brown is an intriguing young deep threat who hasn’t had the opportunity to fully showcase his skills yet. His late-season performance, including a standout playoff game with 229 yards and a touchdown, shows that he has the potential to be a key contributor on an offense. Teams looking for a promising young receiver with upside will be interested in adding Brown to their roster.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’0″, 195 lbs, 25 years old
Stats: REC – 30 (150+), YDS – 308 (150+), TD – 1
Expected Contract: 3 years, $5 million per season
Landing Spots: Washington Commanders, Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots
Dark Horse: Buffalo Bills
Prediction: Arizona Cardinals

Nick Westbrook-Ikhine – Tennessee Titans

Westbrook-Ikhine was an underrated performer for the Titans last season, providing a consistent deep threat and a strong red-zone presence. He made the most of his opportunities and could be a solid addition for a team looking for a reliable, efficient receiver. His production in a struggling Titans offense speaks to his potential.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’2″, 211 lbs, 27 years old
Stats: REC – 32 (Tied-144th), YDS – 497 (Tied-92nd), TD – 9
Expected Contract: 2 years, $6.5 million per season
Landing Spots: New Orleans Saints, Miami Dolphins, Tennessee Titans
Dark Horse: Detroit Lions
Prediction: Tennessee Titans

Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams (Expected to be cut)

Kupp, when healthy, is one of the top slot receivers in the NFL. However, injuries have been a major issue, as he has missed five or more games in each of the last three seasons. Despite his injury history, Kupp’s ability to contribute at a high level when on the field makes him an attractive target for teams in need of a proven slot receiver. A team signing him will be betting on his health and hoping for immediate success.

Height/Weight/Age: 6’2″, 207 lbs, 31 years old
Stats: REC – 67 (Tied-37th), YDS – 710 (49th), TD – 6
Expected Contract: 2 years, $20 million per season
Landing Spots: Pittsburgh Steelers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Seattle Seahawks
Dark Horse: Arizona Cardinals
Prediction: Jacksonville Jaguars

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