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Arkansas's best wide receivers since 2004

Jarius Wright leads with 2,934 receiving yards in 46 games at Arkansas; Cobi Hamilton had 2,854.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Arkansas 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

60 wide receivers with 5+ games at Arkansasreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Jarius Wright	2008–2011	46	2,934	168	24
2	Cobi Hamilton	2009–2012	46	2,854	175	18
3	Joe Adams	2008–2011	47	2,410	164	17
4	Treylon Burks	2019–2021	32	2,399	146	18
5	Marcus Monk	2004–2007	42	2,152	138	27
6	Greg Childs	2008–2011	36	2,066	133	15
7	Andrew Armstrong	2023–2024	23	1,904	134	6
8	Keon Hatcher	2012–2016	38	1,866	130	19
9	D.J. Williams	2007–2010	37	1,831	149	10
10	Drew Morgan	2014–2016	33	1,763	138	14
11	Jared Cornelius	2014–2018	38	1,265	87	10
12	Michael Woods II	2018–2020	28	1,248	83	10
13	Chris Gragg	2008–2012	22	1,003	72	7
14	Javontee Herndon	2010–2013	27	910	62	7
15	Matt Landers	2022	12	901	47	8
16	Isaac TeSlaa	2023–2024	22	897	62	5
17	Trey Knox	2019–2022	30	883	81	9
18	Dominique Reed	2015–2016	19	790	44	8
19	O'Mega Blake	2025	12	769	58	5
20	Lucas Miller	2006–2009	23	749	50	6
21	London Crawford	2006–2009	30	747	53	4
22	Cedric Washington	2004–2006	26	718	50	2
23	Jadon Haselwood	2022	12	704	59	3
24	Isaiah Sategna III	2022–2024	26	632	54	3
25	Steven Harris	2004	11	617	37	4
26	Deon Stewart	2016–2018	32	616	57	3
27	La'Michael Pettway	2016–2018	19	601	37	5
28	Chris Marshall	2026	7	601	43	2
29	Jordan Jones	2017–2018	21	592	38	4
30	Raylen Sharpe	2025	12	592	41	3
31	Tyson Morris	2018–2021	31	589	48	5
32	De'Vion Warren	2017–2021	44	568	39	4
33	Jonathan Nance	2017–2018	12	537	38	5
34	Julian Horton	2010–2013	24	504	39	3
35	Warren Thompson	2021–2022	17	482	31	4
36	CJ Brown	2024–2026	17	464	40	3
37	Ketron Jackson Jr.	2021–2022	14	374	21	4
38	Cody Hollister	2014–2016	14	342	27	1
39	Demetrius Wilson	2012–2014	14	337	26	2
40	Mekale McKay	2012	10	317	21	2
41	Tyrone Broden	2023–2024	15	306	30	4
42	Chris Baker	2004–2007	11	285	13	4
43	Jaedon Wilson	2022–2023	9	248	18	2
44	Damian Williams	2006	9	235	19	2
45	Andrew Davie	2006–2008	16	199	24	6
46	Carlton Salters	2007–2009	11	185	13	1
47	Austin Tate	2010–2013	14	171	22	0
48	Jalen Brown	2025	5	167	12	2
49	Ben Cleveland	2006–2010	15	161	20	4
50	Monte Harrison	2024–2026	7	142	8	0
51	Reggie Fish	2005–2009	27	127	14	0
52	Jamari Hawkins	2026	6	126	8	0
53	Kendrick Edwards	2014–2015	7	121	8	1
54	Jared Hicks	2004–2005	9	116	11	2
55	Bryce Stephens	2021–2024	16	114	12	1
56	Jordan Anthony	2024	8	111	8	1
57	Kam Shanks	2025	10	101	9	1
58	Donovan Faupel	2026	6	87	7	0
59	Damon Mitchell	2014–2016	13	84	6	1
60	Eric Hawkins	2013–2015	10	32	3	0

Also at Arkansas: 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.