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Arizona's best wide receivers since 2004

Tetairoa McMillan leads with 3,423 receiving yards in 36 games at Arizona; Mike Thomas had 3,220.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Arizona 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

68 wide receivers with 5+ games at Arizonareceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Tetairoa McMillan	2022–2024	36	3,423	213	26
2	Mike Thomas	2005–2008	47	3,220	258	22
3	Juron Criner	2008–2011	39	2,859	209	32
4	Austin Hill	2011–2014	34	2,310	151	17
5	Nate Phillips	2013–2016	46	1,946	153	15
6	Cayleb Jones	2014–2015	27	1,923	128	14
7	Jacob Cowing	2022–2023	25	1,882	175	20
8	Shun Brown	2015–2018	42	1,773	140	15
9	Samajie Grant	2013–2016	47	1,639	145	12
10	Terrell Turner	2006–2009	38	1,620	142	9
11	David Douglas	2008–2011	35	1,542	151	11
12	Syndric Steptoe	2004–2006	30	1,507	122	6
13	Stanley Berryhill	2018–2021	37	1,477	139	9
14	Delashaun Dean	2007–2009	37	1,407	132	7
15	Dorian Singer	2021–2022	17	1,406	84	6
16	David Roberts	2008–2011	36	1,325	128	5
17	Trey Griffey	2013–2016	32	1,241	79	6
18	Anthony Johnson	2004–2007	35	1,231	106	7
19	David Richards	2012–2015	37	1,205	110	11
20	Rob Gronkowski	2007–2008	20	1,197	75	16
21	Tony Ellison	2015–2018	26	1,155	69	11
22	Shawn Poindexter	2016–2018	26	1,135	67	12
23	Terrence Miller	2009–2013	31	1,117	95	3
24	BJ Casteel	2017–2021	28	880	90	4
25	Chris Hunter III	2024–2026	25	850	75	6
26	Tayvian Cunningham	2019–2021	25	821	62	5
27	Cedric Peterson	2016–2019	31	784	53	6
28	Dan Buckner	2012	13	773	61	5
29	Kris Hutson	2025	11	764	60	4
30	Jamarye Joiner	2018–2022	31	711	50	6
31	Tre Spivey	2025–2026	18	695	45	11
32	Gino Crump	2010–2011	14	649	69	2
33	Dan Buckner	2011	10	606	42	2
34	William Wright	2007–2010	25	581	52	3
35	Richard Morrison	2010–2012	25	560	64	4
36	Garic Wharton	2011–2013	23	555	36	4
37	Tyrell Johnson	2014–2017	38	507	45	4
38	Javin Whatley	2025	13	490	41	5
39	Giovanni Richardson	2025–2026	14	469	36	2
40	Montana Lemonious-Craig	2023–2024	19	468	45	4
41	Brad Wood	2004–2006	20	413	41	7
42	Isaiah Mizell	2025–2026	8	398	23	4
43	Devaughn Cooper	2016–2018	11	395	21	0
44	Boobie Curry	2019–2021	16	390	37	3
45	Steve Fleming	2004	10	332	23	2
46	Mike Jefferson	2004–2005	11	313	20	3
47	Brandon Phelps	2025–2026	10	308	18	4
48	Travis Cobb	2009–2010	22	305	27	1
49	Luke Wysong	2025	13	278	24	2
50	Ricky Williams	2004	11	264	22	0
51	Cam Denson	2014–2017	14	247	16	2
52	A.J. Simmons	2007–2010	17	238	21	2
53	Tyler Slavin	2012	8	224	22	1
54	Chris Gronkowski	2008–2009	9	218	12	3
55	Terrell Reese	2007	7	202	20	0
56	Jeremiah Patterson	2024–2025	16	196	26	2
57	Drew Dixon	2019–2020	9	189	17	2
58	Johnny Jackson	2012	9	187	25	1
59	Ma'jon Wright	2020	5	176	15	1
60	Earl Mitchell	2006–2007	12	174	14	2
61	Caleb Smith	2026	6	125	9	1
62	Thomas Reid III	2017–2020	8	123	7	1
63	Devin Hyatt	2024–2025	7	119	8	0
64	Jalen Johnson	2019–2021	9	116	11	1
65	Anthony Simpson	2021–2022	13	102	8	0
66	Brandyn McCall	2006	6	99	11	0
67	Kevin Green Jr.	2023	7	97	8	0
68	Malachi Riley	2023–2024	6	97	5	0

Also at Arizona: 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.