Updated recruit rankings now have Oregon's 2025 class holding two of the top-3 wide receivers in the country

Moore has been coasting as the No. 1 wide receiver in the country for some time now, and as On3 puts it, he's a "skilled, athletic wide receiver who has separated himself as the top pass-catcher in the 2025 cycle." It doesn't seem like he's going to relinquish that spot. 

For Wilson, the rankings have been mixed throughout the process, with some services having him at four stars, and some at five. With the latest update, though, Wilson is now a five star wide receiver across the board. Here's the scouting report from On3:

“Twitchy wide receiver with the ability to win at the catch point and some of the best after-catch ability in the cycle. Measured in at 6-foot-2.75, 193 pounds with 32.5-inch arms and 10-inch hands at the On3 Elite Series prior to his senior season. A good athlete who runs well in the combine setting. Shows a well-rounded skill set on Friday nights. A functional athlete who has a noticeable bounce in his movement. Shows quick feet with the ability to cut on a dime. Physical and flashes strong hands at the catch point. Attacks the ball in high-point situations. Outstanding after the catch. Sticks his foot in the ground and gets upfield quickly. Has great contact balance and breaks arm tackles. Dangerous when working underneath and over the middle of the field. Caught 49 passes for 879 yards and nine touchdowns as a junior. Will need to continue adding polish to his game. Projects as a versatile X receiver with the ability to threaten all areas of the field.”

There's tons of upside and reason to be excited for Ducks fans. With what we're seeing from true freshman wide receivers around the country this fall, there's plenty of reason to believe that the duo at Oregon can keep that momentum going.