The Devy Fantasy Football Top 100: 75-71

As devy dynasty football grows in popularity, finding edges around the margins becomes far more difficult. Your average devy manager can rattle off the four deep of Georgia’s running back depth chart with ease. The proliferation of camps and the presence of social media can make players stars when they are in high school.

Of course, players emerge on the scene every year. Development is seldom linear. Football is a difficult game, and I can say this as a former mediocre high school football athlete who played in the nation’s 31st most talent-rich state, so I know of what I speak.

Below we examine some of the game’s top devy talent as part of the Devy 100.

75. Jaden Greathouse, WR Notre Dame (2026 Draft-Eligible)

Profile: Greathouse was as advanced as they come out of high school and it showed during his true freshman season. He led the team with five touchdown receptions and worked his way into a heavy receiver rotation for Notre Dame. His size (6’1” and 213 pounds) and physicality were on display as he established himself as a key part of Notre Dame’s future.

Greathouse has the look of your typical boundary receiver. He battles at every level of the route and is a technician in his routes. His vertical speed is not going to intimidate many corners, though he has time to work on his explosive skills. If his athleticism grows during his time within the Notre Dame weight program, he has tremendous upside in South Bend.

2024 Outlook: The Irish lost numerous receivers to the portal, leaving Greathouse as one of the most productive returnees. Marcus Freeman buttressed the receiver room with transfers Beaux Collins and Kris Mitchell, but Greathouse has a great opportunity to become a favorite target of transfer quarterback Riley Leonard.

74. Travis Hunter, WR Colorado (2025 Draft-Eligible)