Who will lead the Badgers in receiving next season?

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When it comes to the biggest questions for the Wisconsin Badgers ahead of the season, the biggest one perhaps lies in the receiver room, where a fall camp battle is set to take place.

Wisconsin overhauled its receiver room in the offseason, with only three players returning from last year’s group: Chris Brooks, Tyrell Henry, and Eugene Hilton Jr. Even there, the Badgers had to pry Hilton back from the transfer portal after the former four-star elected to enter the portal.

The Badgers hit the transfer portal hard, landing Jaylon Domingeaux (Southeast Louisiana), Zion Kearney (Oklahoma), Malachi Coleman (Nebraska), Shamar Rigby (Oklahoma State), and Eli Adams (Louisville). They also brought in freshmen Keeyshawn Tabuteau and Zion Legree from the 2026 class.

Now, Wisconsin will hope to have a far better year in the air with Colton Joseph at the helm, but a lot of that will require a step up in production at the receiver position. Wisconsin didn’t have a player top 400 receiving yards last year, and their top returner, Brooks, had just 11 catches for 124 yards in 2026.

Brooks seems in line to start in 2026, while Tyrell Henry received a ton of slot opportunities in the spring. But the overall wide receiver depth chart remains up in the air heading into the Fall.

So, it’s a great time to ask this question: who will lead the Badgers in receiving yards in 2026?

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