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BYU's best wide receivers since 2004

Cody Hoffman leads with 3,612 receiving yards in 49 games at BYU; Austin Collie had 3,255.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at BYU 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 BYUreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Cody Hoffman	2010–2013	49	3,612	260	33
2	Austin Collie	2004–2008	36	3,255	215	30
3	Dennis Pitta	2004–2009	47	2,901	221	21
4	Chase Roberts	2022–2025	47	2,586	170	18
5	Mitch Mathews	2012–2015	37	2,083	152	24
6	Gunner Romney	2018–2022	40	1,959	122	9
7	McKay Jacobson	2006–2011	42	1,836	113	9
8	Jonny Harline	2005–2006	24	1,788	121	17
9	Todd Watkins	2004–2005	22	1,720	101	15
10	Michael Reed	2005–2008	43	1,613	133	10
11	Dax Milne	2018–2020	31	1,542	101	11
12	Neil Pau'u	2017–2021	38	1,484	123	13
13	Puka Nacua	2021–2022	21	1,430	91	11
14	Aleva Hifo	2016–2019	47	1,336	118	7
15	Parker Kingston	2022–2025	39	1,331	99	7
16	Keanu Hill	2019–2024	37	1,320	85	12
17	Mitchell Juergens	2014–2016	34	1,228	99	8
18	Talon Shumway	2016–2019	35	1,204	93	7
19	Nick Kurtz	2015–2016	24	1,119	88	5
20	Micah Simon	2017–2019	33	1,109	90	5
21	Matt Allen	2004–2007	33	1,076	80	8
22	Darius Lassiter	2023–2024	19	1,068	74	8
23	Ross Apo	2011–2014	30	981	80	13
24	JD Falslev	2010–2013	48	917	102	7
25	Luke Ashworth	2005–2010	30	894	69	11
26	Colby Pearson	2014–2016	29	864	76	8
27	Andrew George	2007–2009	32	827	70	11
28	Kody Epps	2020–2024	26	819	73	7
29	Devon Blackmon	2014–2015	22	799	56	0
30	Jordan Leslie	2014	13	779	55	6
31	Terenn Houk	2013–2015	24	739	60	4
32	Skyler Ridley	2012–2013	18	675	59	3
33	Jonah Trinnaman	2016–2017	22	626	52	1
34	Nathan Meikle	2005–2006	24	596	57	0
35	Zac Collie	2005–2006	20	595	37	4
36	Daniel Coats	2004–2006	25	588	56	5
37	Keelan Marion	2023–2024	25	562	44	1
38	Kaneakua Friel	2011–2013	18	491	48	7
39	Jojo Phillips	2023–2026	19	468	37	4
40	O'Neill Chambers	2008–2010	26	466	40	2
41	Marcus Mathews	2010–2013	17	460	38	1
42	Legend Glasker	2026	6	444	24	3
43	Brayden Cosper	2020–2022	15	399	34	1
44	Samson Nacua	2021	11	329	21	3
45	Richard Wilson	2010–2013	15	308	24	2
46	Dylan Collie	2018	11	277	24	3
47	Brett Thompson	2009–2013	11	248	18	0
48	Kyler Kasper	2026	6	244	20	3
49	Austin Holt	2010–2013	15	242	17	0
50	Jason Kukahiko	2004	10	233	21	0
51	Kurt Henderson	2012–2015	11	205	12	0
52	Spencer Hafoka	2008–2011	19	200	22	1
53	Trey Dye	2014–2017	19	152	16	1
54	Beau Tanner	2016–2019	11	140	13	1
55	Cody Hagen	2024–2025	19	126	15	0
56	Vic So'oto	2007–2010	9	124	12	1
57	Tiger Bachmeier	2025–2026	11	64	8	0
58	Chris Jackson	2020–2022	12	61	10	0
59	Zed Mendenhall	2010–2012	9	56	10	0
60	Akile Davis	2015–2018	6	56	5	0
61	Reggie Frischknecht	2025–2026	5	52	3	1
62	Keanu Nelson	2014	5	44	5	1
63	Talmage Gunther	2020–2023	10	3	1	0
64	Hobbs Nyberg	2020–2023	36	0	0	0
65	Jacob Boren	2021–2023	6	0	0	0

Also at BYU: 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.