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NFL Power Rankings: Ranking the best QB/WR duos for the 2025 season

Who are the best QB/WR duos in the NFL for 2025?
Lou Scataglia
Lou Scataglia

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The 2025 NFL Season is going to bring a ton of high-end quarterback/wide receiver duos. Which duos are the best in the NFL?

We have seen the WR position truly takeoff over the past few seasons, and as the NFL becomes more of a passing-first league, and with the insane amount of WR talent, it's honestly never been more important to have a top-notch wide receiver.

Not every team has one, though, and an even bigger question for some of these teams would be who has the top QB/WR duos. As we approach the 2025 NFL Season, let's power rank the very best duos in the NFL.

NFL Power Rankings: Ranking the best QB/WR duos for the 2025 season

5. Jalen Hurts-AJ Brown, Philadelphia Eagles

Jalen Hurts is not a great quarterback, but AJ Brown is a top-5 wide receiver in the NFL, and both players have formed quite the connection with each other. Brown has cemented himself as an elite receiver in the NFL and is one of the more productive ones as well.

Brown played in just 13 games in 2024 but still caught 67 passes for 1,079 yards and seven touchdowns, which would be a career-year for most other wide receivers. Through six years in the NFL, Brown has over 7,000 receiving yards.

4. Jayden Daniels-Terry McLaurin, Washington Commanders

Terry McLaurin has not missed a single start since the 2020 NFL Season and has been the model of consistency for the Washington Commanders. In 2024, he caught 82 passes for 1,096 yards and a career-high 13 touchdowns. McLaurin has never caught fewer than 58 passes or had fewer than 919 yards.

However, he seems quite unhappy with his contract situation, so the hope here is that Washington is able to get something figured out, as Jayden Daniels will absolutely want his top target toe 2025 and beyond. Daniels and McLaurin are fourth in our power rankings.

3. Dak Prescott-CeeDee Lamb, Dallas Cowboys

Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb have been nothing short of an elite duo in the NFL. Lamb has made the Pro Bowl in four-straight seasons and already has 6,339 receiving yards and 38 touchdowns in his first five years in the NFL, so he's on a torrid pace to start his career.

And obviously, most of these numbers come from the right hand of Dak Prescott. Across his career, CeeDee Lamb has a 102.8 passer rating when targeted, so he's as efficient as a receiver as they come and elevates his QBs.

2. Jared Goff-Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit Lions

Amon-Ra St. Brown has been in the NFL for four season and has made three Pro Bowls. He's got three-straight seasons of at least 1,000 yards and has never had fewer than five touchdowns in a season to begin his career. Across a 17-game season, St. Brown has averaged 111 receptions, 1,250 yards, and nine touchdowns.

He's got a 114.6 passer rating when targeted and does benefit from the elite arm of Jared Goff, who has totally revived his career with the Detroit Lions. It's hard to find a flaw with St. Brown and Goff as a duo. Those two have become two of the most important athletes in Detroit sports today. They are second in our QB/WR duo power rankings.

1. Joe Burrow-Ja'Marr Chase, Cincinnati Bengals

The very best duo in the NFL is Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. In 2024, Chase won the triple crown, leading the NFL in receptions, yards, and touchdowns, and through his first four years in the NFL, he's got four Pro Bowls and 5,425 receiving yards. He's also added 46 receiving touchdowns and 395 receptions.

Both Joe Burrow and Chase are top-3 at their respective positions, and both players are right in the middle of their prime years. In the 2024 NFL Season, Ja'Marr Chase had a 118.9 passer rating when targeted and has a 110.2 passer rating when targeted over his electric career thus far.

Did we get these QB/WR duo rankings correct for the 2025 NFL Season? What would you change?

Lou Scataglia

Lou Scataglia

Lou Scataglia is a Site Expert for Predominantly Orange and NFL Spin Zone, while also contributing across the entire division. Having crossed the 5-year mark with FanSided, Lou has authored thousands of articles and also enjoys his career as a business education teacher.