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Central Michigan's best wide receivers since 2004

Titus Davis leads with 3,700 receiving yards in 44 games at Central Michigan; Bryan Anderson had 3,648.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Central Michigan 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

64 wide receivers with 5+ games at Central Michiganreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Titus Davis	2011–2014	44	3,700	204	37
2	Bryan Anderson	2006–2009	54	3,648	290	28
3	Antonio Brown	2007–2009	40	3,176	301	22
4	Cody Wilson	2009–2012	46	2,729	230	13
5	Corey Willis	2014–2017	38	2,390	160	23
6	Damien Linson	2004–2006	34	2,218	148	16
7	Kalil Pimpleton	2019–2021	33	2,131	170	12
8	Mark Chapman	2014–2017	38	2,035	147	10
9	Kito Poblah	2007–2010	43	1,908	154	15
10	JaCorey Sullivan	2018–2021	37	1,824	140	15
11	Jesse Kroll	2012–2016	32	1,770	117	9
12	Justin Harper	2004–2005	20	1,133	103	9
13	Courtney Williams	2011–2014	39	1,082	82	11
14	Dallas Dixon	2020–2022	19	1,060	64	9
15	Obed Cetoute	2004–2006	25	1,059	76	7
16	Anthony Rice	2013–2016	33	1,039	100	5
17	Langston Lewis	2022–2026	23	891	61	5
18	David Blackburn	2009–2011	30	877	68	10
19	Justin Gardner	2004–2007	28	847	76	7
20	Tyson Davis	2022–2025	24	821	57	7
21	Chris Parker	2022–2024	23	802	56	6
22	Andrew Flory	2012–2013	17	724	49	6
23	Ty Scott	2018–2020	14	690	42	5
24	Jerry Harris	2009–2013	35	626	57	5
25	Jesse Prewitt III	2022–2024	21	624	54	6
26	Joe Bockheim	2007–2008	17	573	42	6
27	Brandon Childress	2016–2018	19	524	43	2
28	Carlos Carriere	2022	10	520	45	2
29	Tommy McIntosh	2024–2025	15	437	33	3
30	Jacob Brown	2005	11	429	33	3
31	Eric Cooper	2015–2017	18	410	42	3
32	Jalen McGaughy	2022–2023	11	363	24	2
33	Solomon Davis	2024	11	350	19	2
34	Jean Pitts	2006–2008	15	340	26	3
35	Duane Brooks	2006–2007	18	325	30	2
36	Julian Hicks	2018	9	313	28	4
37	Evan Boyd	2024	8	302	21	2
38	Connor Odykirk	2011–2013	18	290	26	4
39	Cameron Cole	2017–2018	11	289	25	1
40	Cedric Fraser	2010–2011	9	243	20	0
41	Jemmy Jasmin	2004–2006	13	237	27	0
42	Drayton Law	2018–2020	14	224	21	1
43	Caleb Southworth	2011–2012	15	222	19	0
44	Taylor Bradley	2007–2012	12	185	20	1
45	Remi Simmons	2021	8	163	16	0
46	Dave Kurzen	2004	6	163	15	1
47	Finn Hogan	2022	10	155	19	1
48	Stephan Bracey Jr.	2023–2024	11	141	15	0
49	Matt Torres	2010	5	128	11	0
50	Justin Ruffin Jr.	2025–2026	12	120	16	0
51	Sam Williams	2006–2008	6	120	10	0
52	Nasir Williams	2025–2026	8	116	10	1
53	Troy Peyerk	2004–2005	9	114	12	1
54	Thomas Pannunzio	2023	9	99	12	1
55	Tyler Lombardo	2011–2012	10	97	14	0
56	Adam Fenton	2010–2013	13	93	12	0
57	Collin Payne	2025–2026	5	93	5	0
58	Jamil Sabbagh	2016–2018	13	82	8	1
59	Shawn Foster II	2026	5	77	7	1
60	Kenny Brewer III	2021–2023	6	66	7	0
61	Jordyn Williams	2022–2024	10	65	6	0
62	Damon Terry	2017–2018	9	63	6	0
63	Irone Jackson	2022	7	19	3	0
64	Javorian Wimberly	2023	7	19	2	0

Also at Central Michigan: 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.