The 2025 NFL offseason is shaping up to be a big one for teams looking to upgrade their wide receiver corps. With a mix of veteran playmakers and young talent hitting free agency—plus some big names possibly on the trade block—there’s no shortage of options. Here’s a look at 17 receivers who could be changing teams in the coming months.

Top Free Agent Wide Receivers

1. Tee Higgins

At just 26, Higgins is one of the biggest names available. Injuries slowed him down in 2024, but when healthy, he’s a true WR1. The Bengals will want to keep him, but if they don’t use the franchise tag, expect a bidding war.

2. Chris Godwin

Still one of the most reliable slot receivers in the game, Godwin has been a rock for the Buccaneers. If Tampa Bay moves on, teams needing a sure-handed target will be all over him.

3. Amari Cooper

Even at 30, Cooper remains one of the league’s best route-runners. He’s coming off a strong season in Cleveland and should draw plenty of interest as a dependable WR2 with WR1 upside.

4. Keenan Allen

Allen might be 32, but he’s still producing at a high level. He’s not going to burn anyone deep, but his ability to get open and move the chains makes him a great fit for a contender.

5. Marquise "Hollywood" Brown

Speed still kills, and Brown has plenty of it. Injuries and inconsistency have held him back, but he’s a game-changer when healthy. A fresh start could unlock his full potential.

6. Stefon Diggs

Diggs’ future is up in the air after a rollercoaster year in Houston. He’s still a high-volume target who can take over games, but his next team needs to be the right fit.

7. DeAndre Hopkins

Hopkins isn’t the dominant force he once was, but he’s still a go-to guy in key situations. A veteran team looking for a reliable red-zone threat should give him a call.

8. Diontae Johnson

A solid route-runner with a quick first step, Johnson bounced around in 2024. If he lands in the right system, he could be a steal in free agency.

9. Mike Williams

When healthy, Williams is a contested-catch monster. He’s coming off a major injury, though, so teams will need to weigh risk versus reward.

10. Josh Palmer

A steady performer for the Chargers, Palmer won’t wow anyone with flash plays, but he’s a dependable WR3 option who could thrive in the right offense.

11. Darius Slayton

Slayton has been an underrated deep threat for the Giants. He’s not a WR1, but if you need someone to stretch the field, he’s a great option.

12. Elijah Moore

Moore hasn’t quite lived up to his potential yet, but at just 24, there’s still time. His shiftiness and speed make him an intriguing free-agent option.

Top Trade Candidates

13. Cooper Kupp (Los Angeles Rams)

Kupp has been the Rams’ best weapon for years, but L.A. might be looking to shake things up. If he’s on the move, he’ll instantly boost any offense.

14. Deebo Samuel (San Francisco 49ers)

Reports say Samuel is open to a trade. His unique skill set as a receiver and occasional running back makes him a game-changer for any team willing to take on his contract.

15. DK Metcalf (Seattle Seahawks)

Metcalf’s name has been swirling in trade rumors. If Seattle decides to move him, teams looking for a physical freak with deep-threat ability will be lined up.

16. Tyler Lockett (Seattle Seahawks)

Lockett has been as consistent as they come, but with the Seahawks potentially retooling, he could be available. His experience and savvy route-running make him a great fit for a playoff team.

17. Davante Adams (Las Vegas Raiders)

If the Raiders decide to hit the reset button, Adams could be the biggest name on the move. He’s still a top-tier receiver, and plenty of teams would love to add him.

This year’s wide receiver market has something for everyone—speedsters, possession guys, and big-bodied red-zone threats. Whether through free agency or trades, there will be plenty of movement, and these 17 names will be at the center of it all.