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Cincinnati's best wide receivers since 2004

Mardy Gilyard leads with 3,003 receiving yards in 36 games at Cincinnati; Shaq Washington had 2,563.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Cincinnati 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

74 wide receivers with 5+ games at Cincinnatireceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Mardy Gilyard	2007–2009	36	3,003	204	25
2	Shaq Washington	2011–2015	42	2,563	240	11
3	Dominick Goodman	2005–2008	43	2,512	204	22
4	Anthony McClung	2010–2013	45	2,378	177	15
5	Chris Moore	2012–2015	39	2,301	119	26
6	D.J. Woods	2008–2011	48	2,150	159	14
7	Kahlil Lewis	2015–2018	41	2,116	168	21
8	Armon Binns	2007–2010	27	2,008	138	21
9	Alec Pierce	2018–2021	33	1,851	106	13
10	Mekale McKay	2013–2015	33	1,717	87	17
11	Marcus Barnett	2007–2010	37	1,567	127	17
12	Max Morrison	2013–2015	38	1,522	126	10
13	Xzavier Henderson	2023–2024	24	1,520	117	7
14	Tyler Scott	2020–2022	27	1,439	87	14
15	Tre Tucker	2019–2022	50	1,426	111	8
16	Devin Gray	2016–2017	23	1,304	86	8
17	Alex Chisum	2011–2015	41	1,159	88	5
18	Earnest Jackson	2004–2007	33	1,137	85	7
19	Brent Celek	2004–2006	33	1,096	89	14
20	Kenbrell Thompkins	2011–2012	24	1,077	78	4
21	Hannibal Thomas	2004	12	1,028	64	9
22	Nate Cole	2013–2016	37	964	95	7
23	Thomas Geddis	2016–2019	33	892	67	6
24	Johnny Holton	2014–2015	20	892	46	10
25	Rashad Medaris	2017–2019	25	887	57	5
26	Travis Kelce	2009–2012	25	875	59	10
27	Ben Guidugli	2007–2010	32	810	71	7
28	Jayshon Jackson	2018–2020	32	786	67	3
29	Connor Barwin	2005–2008	27	692	53	6
30	Michael Young Jr.	2020–2021	21	685	57	5
31	Derrick Stewart	2006	13	675	33	5
32	Cyrus Allen	2025	13	674	51	13
33	Jadon Thompson	2020–2022	23	659	47	1
34	Braden Smith	2023	12	557	43	4
35	Bill Poland	2004–2006	20	523	40	4
36	Derick Ross	2004–2005	18	511	45	2
37	Caleb Goodie Sr.	2025	10	484	29	2
38	Jeff Caldwell	2025	12	478	32	6
39	Doug Jones	2004–2007	33	452	50	4
40	Isaiah Johnson	2025–2026	15	449	38	4
41	Tony Johnson	2024	12	449	48	6
42	Adrien Robinson	2008–2011	19	434	29	5
43	Antwuan Giddens	2004–2007	18	424	38	4
44	Kazeem Alli	2006–2009	24	415	32	5
45	Damon Julian	2012	9	377	24	4
46	George Murray II	2004	12	361	30	0
47	Jamoi Mayes	2024	12	349	29	1
48	JV Gibson	2026	5	342	25	4
49	Malick Mbodj	2018–2019	12	323	26	1
50	Noah Jennings	2025	11	323	23	0
51	Malachi Henry	2026	6	266	8	1
52	Dee Wiggins	2023	8	246	20	2
53	Blake Annen	2011–2013	13	218	19	2
54	Nick Mardner	2022	10	218	19	3
55	Jerron Rollins	2016–2018	15	216	22	2
56	Casey Gladney	2014	9	198	12	1
57	Sterling Berkhalter	2024	7	191	11	1
58	Jordan Jones	2020–2021	12	188	17	1
59	Aaron Turner	2023–2024	12	174	16	2
60	Tshumbi Johnson	2015–2016	6	168	10	0
61	Charley Howard	2007–2009	11	161	12	2
62	Will Pauling	2021–2022	7	128	13	0
63	Larenzo Fenner	2026	5	124	10	0
64	Avery Johnson	2016	8	123	8	0
65	Barry Jackson Jr.	2023–2024	11	122	7	1
66	Javan Hawes	2017–2018	10	102	12	1
67	Trent Cloud	2018–2019	7	83	12	1
68	Blue Smith	2019–2022	6	81	7	0
69	Chris Scott	2021–2023	7	70	7	0
70	JaQuay Savage	2017	5	51	6	1
71	Jeremy Graves	2013	5	47	6	0
72	Giyahni Kontosis	2026	5	39	5	0
73	Brayden Beard	2016	10	34	5	0
74	Aulden Knight	2018	13	0	0	0

Also at Cincinnati: 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.