PFF Rankings: The top 32 players ahead of the 2026 NFL season (OT and OG)

[Zalixar]

Marvin has been a disappointment for sure. But he is nowhere near being called "as big of a bust there is".

Marvin is currently 4th in reception yards (1493) and second in TDs (12) for his draft class. That is not even close to being considered a draft bust.

He's got some stats, which even those numbers feel fake. The dude looks lost or scared out there, like he's playing a different game. Haven’t seen flashes of anything, just a talented college WR who can mostly catch a football in the big leagues.

Lots of top picks in that 1st round and we missed them all in getting a big can't miss generational WR prospect. Jokes on us, again.

Imagine if we drafted Anderson and Alt. Those are cornerstones. Even Nabers looks to be THAT dude. Marvin might be a decent #2 guy eventually, and may not even re-sign with us. He still has the "Oh he could still be really good" factor that we will probably lose this year when he is inevitably mediocre.

 

[kerouac9]

Marvin has been a disappointment for sure. But he is nowhere near being called "as big of a bust there is".

Marvin is currently 4th in reception yards (1493) and second in TDs (12) for his draft class. That is not even close to being considered a draft bust.

He’s more Zaven Collins than Cody Brown, to be sure. Be measuring him against his draft class is extremely weak sauce.

He’s a functional NFL player but he’s been a huge disappointment compared to expectations.

 

[MadCardDisease]

He’s more Zaven Collins than Cody Brown, to be sure. Be measuring him against his draft class is extremely weak sauce.

He’s a functional NFL player but he’s been a huge disappointment compared to expectations.

Oh I agree but when I think of a WR bust I think of someone like Treylon Burks.

 

[Zalixar]

Oh I agree but when I think of a WR bust I think of someone like Treylon Burks.

That's a trash heap bust, especially with the injuries. I'm not even confident MHJ will even have a decent/solid career without injuries. He'll get all the chances in the world though.

 

[kerouac9]

decent/solid career without injuries

What does this mean though? What would be a comp from the past 10 years?

Christian Kirk? Robbie Chosen? Kendrick Bourne?

 

[Zalixar]

What does this mean though? What would be a comp from the past 10 years?

Christian Kirk? Robbie Chosen? Kendrick Bourne?

Sure. Maybe throw in an Agholor in there.

 

[kerouac9]

Sure. Maybe throw in an Agholor in there.

That’s a pretty broad spectrum

 

[Zalixar]

That’s a pretty broad spectrum

That's about how I feel on where he'll wind up.

 

[MadCardDisease]

That's about how I feel on where he'll wind up.

So you are projecting more of a Miata Marv vs Maserati Marv

 

[Zalixar]

So you are projecting more of a Miata Marv vs Maserati Marv

That's an insult to Miatas!

 

[CFLredzoned]

So you are projecting more of a Miata Marv vs Maserati Marv

Remember this guy wouldn't let anyone buy his jersey for a year.

 

[kerouac9]

Remember this guy wouldn't let anyone buy his jersey for a year.

Yes that is definitely what happened and also something that totally matters

 

[Goodyear Card]

19. Isaac Seumalo, Arizona Cardinals​

Seumalo has been one of the NFL's most consistent guards for a decade, and that didn't change in 2025. He earned at least a 72.7 PFF grade for the fourth time in the past five seasons and parlayed that performance into a new three-year, $31.5 million contract with Arizona this offseason. Seumalo and Paris Johnson Jr. should provide plenty of stability on the left side of the Cardinals' offensive line this season. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-guard-rankings-2026