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Clemson's best wide receivers since 2004

Sammy Watkins leads with 3,391 receiving yards in 36 games at Clemson; DeAndre Hopkins had 3,009.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Clemson 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

61 wide receivers with 5+ games at Clemsonreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Sammy Watkins	2011–2013	36	3,391	240	27
2	DeAndre Hopkins	2010–2012	38	3,009	205	27
3	Mike Williams	2013–2016	38	2,727	177	21
4	Aaron Kelly	2005–2008	49	2,720	231	20
5	Artavis Scott	2014–2016	42	2,480	244	19
6	Tee Higgins	2017–2019	37	2,448	135	27
7	Justyn Ross	2018–2021	38	2,379	158	20
8	Antonio Williams	2022–2025	42	2,336	208	21
9	Amari Rodgers	2017–2020	52	2,144	181	15
10	Hunter Renfrow	2015–2018	53	2,133	186	15
11	Deon Cain	2015–2017	40	2,040	130	20
12	Jacoby Ford	2006–2009	45	1,919	140	15
13	T.J. Moore	2024–2026	33	1,732	124	10
14	Chansi Stuckey	2004–2006	30	1,727	137	7
15	Bryant Wesco Jr.	2024–2026	25	1,585	101	11
16	Tyler Grisham	2005–2008	41	1,383	131	8
17	Martavis Bryant	2011–2013	28	1,354	61	13
18	Beaux Collins	2021–2023	27	1,290	91	11
19	Joseph Ngata	2019–2022	39	1,287	88	6
20	Ray-Ray McCloud III	2015–2017	39	1,226	127	4
21	Cornell Powell	2016–2020	38	1,211	93	10
22	Jaron Brown	2009–2012	41	1,205	86	8
23	Charone Peake	2011–2015	38	1,172	99	10
24	Adam Humphries	2011–2014	45	1,097	127	3
25	Dwayne Allen	2009–2011	33	1,079	93	12
26	Tyler Brown	2023–2026	32	948	102	4
27	Michael Palmer	2006–2009	31	814	72	8
28	Germone Hopper	2013–2015	26	797	71	6
29	Airese Currie	2004	10	793	55	2
30	Adam Randall	2022–2025	38	787	84	5
31	Diondre Overton	2016–2019	33	777	52	7
32	Brandon Ford	2009–2012	25	728	65	12
33	Curtis Baham	2004–2005	18	699	49	6
34	Troy Stellato	2021–2024	20	600	65	2
35	Cole Turner	2022–2025	25	562	43	2
36	Rendrick Taylor	2005–2009	27	533	54	1
37	Trevion Thompson	2015–2018	35	506	53	2
38	E.J. Williams Jr.	2020–2022	21	442	40	2
39	Frank Ladson Jr.	2019–2021	20	428	31	6
40	Xavier Dye	2007–2010	19	412	28	4
41	Marquan Jones	2008–2011	22	403	36	1
42	Brannon Spector	2019–2023	24	372	38	2
43	Thomas Hunter	2005–2006	15	369	27	0
44	Kelvin Grant	2004–2005	11	347	32	0
45	Tristan Smith	2025–2026	11	248	26	1
46	Terrance Ashe	2007–2010	13	239	22	0
47	Dacari Collins	2021–2022	5	229	17	0
48	La'Donte Harris	2004–2007	20	223	24	2
49	TJ Chase	2017–2019	21	206	25	3
50	Will Swinney	2017–2021	28	195	35	1
51	Bryce McNeal	2010–2011	10	195	20	0
52	Ajou Ajou	2020–2021	6	114	8	1
53	Drew Swinney	2019–2022	15	96	14	0
54	Nelson Faerber	2007–2008	8	96	11	1
55	Brian Linthicum	2007	8	76	11	3
56	Will Brown	2019–2021	14	73	6	0
57	Juju Preston	2025–2026	6	47	6	0
58	Daniel Rodriguez	2012–2014	10	39	11	1
59	Adrien Dunn	2014–2016	5	37	5	0
60	Misun Kelley	2023–2026	16	27	5	0
61	Hamp Greene	2020–2023	13	24	4	0

Also at Clemson: 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.