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Auburn's best wide receivers since 2004

Seth Williams leads with 2,124 receiving yards in 33 games at Auburn; Emory Blake had 1,994.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Auburn 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

63 wide receivers with 5+ games at Auburnreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Seth Williams	2018–2020	33	2,124	132	17
2	Emory Blake	2009–2012	35	1,994	127	16
3	Darvin Adams	2008–2010	27	1,978	115	17
4	Sammie Coates	2012–2014	30	1,757	82	13
5	Courtney Taylor	2004–2006	31	1,702	118	9
6	Darius Slayton	2016–2018	29	1,605	79	11
7	Rodgeriqus Smith	2005–2008	40	1,577	112	10
8	Ryan Davis	2015–2018	39	1,555	178	7
9	Anthony Schwartz	2018–2020	33	1,433	117	6
10	Ricardo Louis	2012–2015	44	1,338	98	8
11	Cam Coleman	2024–2025	22	1,306	93	13
12	Eli Stove	2016–2020	46	1,186	136	6
13	Terrell Zachery	2008–2010	28	1,134	72	9
14	Ja'Varrius Johnson	2021–2023	27	1,114	64	8
15	Devin Aromashodu	2004–2005	22	999	49	8
16	KeAndre Lambert-Smith	2024	12	981	50	8
17	Malcolm Simmons	2024–2025	23	908	65	5
18	Duke Williams	2014–2015	15	877	57	6
19	Shedrick Jackson	2018–2022	28	874	66	1
20	Quan Bray	2011–2014	48	853	93	7
21	Will Hastings	2016–2019	27	845	56	6
22	Tony Stevens	2013–2016	20	754	51	5
23	Ben Obomanu	2004–2005	21	677	53	11
24	Marcus Davis	2013–2016	42	650	83	3
25	Kobe Hudson	2020–2021	17	650	51	4
26	Montez Billings	2006–2008	23	645	55	1
27	Philip Lutzenkirchen	2009–2012	28	628	59	14
28	Anthony Mix	2004–2005	18	572	41	5
29	Melvin Ray	2013–2015	19	569	33	4
30	Eric Singleton Jr.	2025	12	534	58	3
31	Prechae Rodriguez	2005–2007	19	491	35	2
32	Demetris Robertson	2021	12	489	37	4
33	Robert Dunn	2005–2008	34	485	44	4
34	Tommy Trott	2006–2009	26	475	45	4
35	Cooper Wallace	2004–2005	21	473	38	1
36	Kyle Davis	2016–2017	14	458	19	2
37	Quindarius Carr	2008–2011	26	417	19	4
38	Nate Craig-Myers	2016–2018	14	394	22	4
39	Keshaun Singleton	2026	6	367	32	2
40	Jay Fair	2022–2023	13	358	33	2
41	Koy Moore	2022–2023	15	338	23	1
42	Chas Nimrod	2026	6	333	31	3
43	DeAngelo Benton	2009–2012	9	323	17	1
44	Travante Stallworth	2009–2012	14	300	21	1
45	Camden Brown	2022–2024	13	289	26	3
46	Gabe McKenzie	2006–2008	17	287	29	3
47	Perry Thompson	2024–2025	12	280	22	1
48	Caleb Burton III	2023–2024	9	275	18	0
49	Jason Smith	2015–2016	13	263	17	2
50	Tim Hawthorne	2007–2009	11	253	13	0
51	Cole Bennett	2004–2007	19	246	23	2
52	Lee Guess	2004–2006	12	243	13	1
53	Jeremiah Koger	2026	6	200	12	0
54	Malcolm Johnson Jr.	2021–2023	15	199	14	1
55	Chris Slaughter	2007–2008	9	198	18	1
56	Robert Lewis	2024	10	155	16	0
57	Ze'Vian Capers	2020–2022	11	147	14	1
58	Shane Hooks	2023	5	144	10	2
59	Stanton Truitt	2014–2016	15	126	10	1
60	Jay Prosch	2012–2013	12	114	10	1
61	Bryce Cain	2024–2026	7	58	6	0
62	Christian Neptune	2026	5	26	4	0
63	Noah Igbinoghene	2017–2019	32	24	6	0

Also at Auburn: 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.