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Arizona State's best wide receivers since 2004

N'Keal Harry leads with 2,889 receiving yards in 37 games at Arizona State; Derek Hagan had 2,458.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Arizona State since 2004, ranked by receiving yards; the lines are each player's receiving yards game by game, the top 8 drawn. A link opens the player's page, where he has one, or his row on the board.

receiving yards · by game

receptions · by game

receiving touchdowns · by game

67 wide receivers with 5+ games at Arizona Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	N'Keal Harry	2016–2018	37	2,889	213	22
2	Derek Hagan	2004–2005	24	2,458	160	18
3	Jaelen Strong	2013–2014	26	2,287	157	17
4	Chris McGaha	2006–2009	46	2,259	169	9
5	Gerell Robinson	2008–2011	35	2,071	135	12
6	Michael Jones	2005–2008	37	1,853	131	17
7	Jordyn Tyson	2024–2025	21	1,812	136	18
8	Kyle Williams	2016–2019	40	1,715	158	11
9	Brandon Aiyuk	2018–2019	25	1,666	98	11
10	Kyle Williams	2006–2016	44	1,661	112	18
11	Elijhah Badger	2021–2023	30	1,640	142	10
12	Zach Miller	2004–2006	33	1,512	144	14
13	Kerry Taylor	2007–2010	35	1,416	111	7
14	Tim White	2015–2016	24	1,346	113	10
15	Frank Darby	2017–2020	28	1,317	67	13
16	Terry Richardson	2004–2006	29	1,287	87	13
17	Chris Coyle	2010–2013	34	1,192	92	9
18	Devin Lucien	2015	12	1,074	66	8
19	Jamal Miles	2009–2012	43	995	128	10
20	Aaron Pflugrad	2010–2011	23	994	73	7
21	Jalen Harvey	2015–2017	20	961	58	2
22	Cameron Smith	2013–2016	24	908	60	6
23	Mike Willie	2010–2011	23	897	72	9
24	Matt Miller	2004–2005	16	884	37	10
25	Rashad Ross	2011–2012	24	864	55	7
26	Kevin Ozier	2011–2013	26	847	55	7
27	Ricky Pearsall	2019–2021	24	794	61	5
28	Moey Mutz	2004–2005	19	769	56	2
29	Gary Chambers	2014–2015	20	690	36	4
30	Jamaal Lewis	2004–2006	18	688	40	9
31	Reed Harris	2026	6	653	41	8
32	Giovanni Sanders	2022–2023	21	633	55	1
33	Curtis Hodges	2017–2021	20	600	36	4
34	T.J. Simpson	2008–2010	14	587	36	3
35	Xavier Guillory	2023–2024	18	565	43	6
36	Frederick Gammage	2013–2016	27	537	52	3
37	Brent Miller	2004–2007	25	526	43	5
38	Malik McClain	2024–2025	13	526	33	2
39	LV Bunkley-Shelton	2020–2021	16	518	44	2
40	Bryan Thompson	2021–2022	17	507	38	0
41	Nate Kimbrough	2005–2008	23	498	37	2
42	Melquan Stovall	2023–2024	22	494	42	0
43	Derek Eusebio	2024–2026	13	494	30	3
44	Richard Smith	2012–2013	18	417	46	4
45	Andre Johnson	2020–2023	17	387	32	2
46	Omarion Miller	2026	6	370	35	2
47	Jalen Moss	2025–2026	11	345	21	1
48	Ellis Jefferson	2014–2016	12	325	25	2
49	Tyrice Thompson	2006–2007	11	296	16	1
50	George Bell	2010–2011	12	295	27	1
51	Troy Omeire	2023–2024	12	282	25	3
52	Geordon Porter	2019–2021	12	250	14	1
53	Johnny Wilson	2020–2021	7	243	18	1
54	A.J. Pickens	2010–2012	11	197	15	2
55	Brandon Smith	2006–2010	5	196	10	2
56	Ryan Newsome	2017–2019	14	193	15	0
57	John Humphrey	2017	6	177	13	1
58	Jaren Hamilton	2025–2026	16	176	9	0
59	Andrew Pettes	2007–2008	11	156	22	4
60	Alonzo Agwuenu	2012–2013	7	123	12	1
61	Trevor Kohl	2009–2011	8	111	12	1
62	Charles Hall IV	2022	7	104	9	0
63	Ryan Jenkins	2016–2018	8	103	10	0
64	Jake Smith	2024	8	91	6	0
65	Jovon Williams	2007–2009	8	88	11	1
66	Cam Johnson	2022	6	84	10	0
67	Jordan Kerley	2019	5	81	6	0

Also at Arizona State: quarterbacks, running backs, tight ends, defenders, kickers, punters. Every school and conference: schools, conferences. The games are ESPN's box scores since 2004 (the Method says where they fall short); a position is the roster's, else read off the box score, so a tight end from before 2014 may be listed with the wide receivers.