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Baylor's best wide receivers since 2004

Kendall Wright leads with 4,004 receiving yards in 50 games at Baylor; Terrance Williams had 3,334.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Baylor 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

65 wide receivers with 5+ games at Baylorreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Kendall Wright	2008–2011	50	4,004	302	30
2	Terrance Williams	2009–2012	48	3,334	202	27
3	KD Cannon	2014–2016	38	3,113	195	27
4	Tevin Reese	2010–2013	46	3,102	187	24
5	Corey Coleman	2013–2015	34	3,009	173	33
6	Denzel Mims	2016–2019	40	2,925	186	28
7	Antwan Goodley	2011–2014	42	2,366	150	21
8	Tyquan Thornton	2018–2021	42	2,242	143	19
9	Josh Cameron	2022–2025	47	2,236	170	19
10	Chris Platt	2015–2019	50	1,987	122	12
11	Lanear Sampson	2009–2012	50	1,905	165	11
12	Jay Lee	2013–2015	31	1,700	101	15
13	Trent Shelton	2004–2006	34	1,680	130	13
14	Monaray Baldwin	2021–2024	35	1,673	99	13
15	Levi Norwood	2011–2014	47	1,626	128	11
16	R.J. Sneed II	2017–2021	43	1,564	133	8
17	David Alexander Gettis	2006–2009	36	1,555	116	4
18	Dominique Zeigler	2005–2006	22	1,304	102	8
19	Thomas White	2006–2008	27	1,232	95	12
20	Ashtyn Hawkins	2024–2025	24	1,188	98	5
21	Hal Presley III	2021–2024	31	1,048	81	7
22	Brad Taylor	2007–2010	28	993	76	6
23	Ishmael Zamora	2015–2016	18	941	72	10
24	Gavin Holmes	2017–2022	22	927	72	7
25	Justin Akers	2006–2009	36	896	89	7
26	Ernest Smith	2006–2009	29	837	73	4
27	Pooh Stricklin	2016–2018	20	763	54	4
28	Ketron Jackson Jr.	2023–2024	14	725	40	3
29	Josh Gordon	2009–2010	15	721	43	7
30	Joshua Fleeks	2018–2022	40	707	69	3
31	Blake Lynch	2016–2019	26	673	51	4
32	Kole Wilson	2025	12	591	44	5
33	Marques Roberts	2004	9	570	40	6
34	Gavin Freeman	2026	6	555	49	2
35	Shaun Rochon	2004–2005	15	525	52	2
36	Louis Brown IV	2025–2026	9	406	26	4
37	Justin Fenty	2006–2009	19	387	43	2
38	Lynx Hawthorne	2013–2016	28	380	32	3
39	Kobe Prentice	2025	10	380	26	6
40	Drew Estrada	2021	11	367	30	1
41	Mikail Baker	2005–2010	29	354	26	2
42	Krys Buerck	2007–2010	27	351	30	2
43	Tony Nicholson	2016–2018	24	344	41	0
44	Jordan Najvar	2011–2013	22	311	35	4
45	Marques Jones	2017–2019	16	296	25	2
46	Jadon Porter	2024–2026	10	290	22	3
47	Davion Hall	2014–2017	13	287	20	2
48	Jared Atkinson	2016–2020	19	262	18	0
49	Jerod Monk	2009–2013	19	233	20	4
50	Jayden McGowan	2026	6	210	9	4
51	Jaylen Ellis	2020–2022	6	198	6	1
52	J Fields	2004–2005	11	194	17	0
53	Carl Sims	2005–2006	15	180	24	1
54	Robbie Rhodes	2013	7	157	10	0
55	Marcus Venus	2004	8	148	19	0
56	Quan Jones	2014–2016	6	110	11	0
57	Jonah Burton	2023	5	110	9	0
58	Jonathan Evans	2004	8	102	12	0
59	Armani Winfield	2022–2023	6	100	8	0
60	Jordan Nabors	2022–2023	16	77	9	0
61	Mario Price	2004–2006	11	62	13	0
62	Cameron Bonner	2022–2023	5	48	5	0
63	Trevor White	2016–2018	9	28	4	0
64	Micah Gifford	2023–2026	24	19	1	0
65	Jamaal Bell	2024	13	6	2	0

Also at Baylor: 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.