2026 draft season · WR
Harrison versus Worthy is the classic size-versus-speed debate between two second-year receivers who both disappointed relative to draft cost as rookies. Harrison has the pedigree and the outside role with the better red-zone share; Worthy has the speed that forces an offense to manufacture touches. Our value-over-replacement board currently favors Harrison on role and pedigree — the live order is on the wide receiver rankings page, and the projections behind it are subscriber-only at $5/month or $40/year.
Harrison's rookie usage was oddly sparse for a receiver taken at the top of his class, but the role he did get was the valuable one: outside, downfield and in the red zone. Roles like that improve faster than they decline.
Worthy's game is horizontal and vertical speed — jet sweeps, screens, deep overs. Manufactured touches are real touches, and his offense is committed to creating them.
Arizona's offense should grow around Harrison, and second-year receivers in improving offenses are the single best bet on the board. That is the entire case for him.
Kansas City's offense is the better environment, but Worthy shares it with a crowded receiver room and a tight end who eats the middle of the field.
Both carry draft-day discounts after quiet rookie seasons, which is exactly when buying is right. The question is which role you trust to grow.
Harrison is the pick if you believe in pedigree and role; Worthy is the pick if you believe in speed and offensive creativity.
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Our value-over-replacement board currently favors Harrison on role and pedigree, with Worthy the speed-and-touch upside. The public top five at wide receiver is on the wide receiver rankings page.
Rookie receivers with his college production and draft capital almost universally improve in their second seasons, and his role did not shrink — it simply has not expanded yet.
Projected points and value-over-replacement figures for both are subscriber-only, at $5/month or $40/year.