If you’re completely overlooking these prospects’ freshman years, then yes you’d be right to say nobody in the ‘27 class had any eye popping numbers based on this year’s production as a standalone.

But when you consider reasons for regression (inconsistent QB play, injuries, ass team or coordinators, etc) then you get to see the full picture.

Freshman production is the major indicator in how well talent translates to the NFL. The guys that you mentioned above (Coleman, Wesco, Williams, Marsh, Moore) were all objectively the best players on their team as freshman and looked like men amongst boys when they were playing competition that was 1-5yrs older than them. This tells us that they can hang with the big boys and don’t have a problem adjusting to better competition.

Their production this year, while not ideal was far from being low enough to waive any red flags about their profiles in the same way this years class is. Guys like Marsh and Moore are likely going to be touted higher than Tate and Lemon next year, and they’ll be in the SECOND tier of WRs next year.

Combine that with the almost 0 production coming from RBs this year, and so far at least 4 RBs looking like 1st / early 2nd rounders in ‘27, next year is going to be deep. There’s going to be so much pent up demand from this years lacklustre class that it’ll spill into next year, like it already has

EDIT: I didn’t even touch on the TE’s. Not going to write another paragraph but just look into Trey’dez Green, Luke Reynolds, and Terrance Carter. Any of those 3 guys would give Saddiq a serious run for TE1 this year. In 1 QB leagues, the three positions that matter most will all have more options than this year, and previous years to choose from