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WR breakout age database

Search current NFL wide receivers by college dominator rating, breakout age, and the context around where they broke out.

Dominator (Yard Share + TD Share) / 2
WR Breakout First season at 20%+
Season Age Age on September 1
Database

Search and sort WR breakout profiles

The table loads from the LevelUpFantasy dataset generated from nflverse player data and CollegeFootballData production stats.

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Fantasy Outcomes

Breakout age vs. NFL fantasy production

These buckets compare raw breakout age against each player's best NFL PPR season for players with available NFL outcome data. It is a quick relationship check, not a complete prospect model.

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2026 Draft Targets

Early-declare WRs who broke out before 21

A focused board for this year's fantasy drafts, built around 2026 WR prospects who declared early and reached a 20% dominator breakout before age 21.

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Method

The WR-only formula

For each wide receiver season, the calculator averages receiving yard share and receiving touchdown share. A breakout season is the first season where that dominator rating is at least 20%.

The age calculation uses September 1 of the college season, which keeps comparisons consistent across prospects and avoids pretending we know each team's exact offensive snap timeline.

NFL fantasy outcomes use regular-season PPR scoring from nflverse weekly player stats. Top-12, top-24, and top-36 seasons are ranked by full-season WR PPR points, and relationship cards exclude players without NFL outcome data.

Early declare is a dataset-derived flag: drafted players are marked early declares when their draft year came within three seasons of their first college season in this CFBD sample.

Required fields are player name, team, season, birthdate, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns, team receiving yards, and team receiving touchdowns.