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Fresno State's best wide receivers since 2004

KeeSean Johnson leads with 3,463 receiving yards in 51 games at Fresno State; Davante Adams had 3,030.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Fresno State 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

69 wide receivers with 5+ games at Fresno Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	KeeSean Johnson	2015–2018	51	3,463	275	24
2	Davante Adams	2012–2013	26	3,030	233	38
3	Josh Harper	2011–2014	41	2,938	228	29
4	Jalen Moreno-Cropper	2019–2022	42	2,701	220	21
5	Isaiah Burse	2010–2013	50	2,503	209	15
6	Jamire Jordan	2015–2018	50	2,249	145	13
7	Seyi Ajirotutu	2006–2009	39	1,997	129	12
8	Mac Dalena	2020–2024	36	1,761	126	13
9	Zane Pope	2019–2022	37	1,742	129	11
10	Erik Brooks	2019–2023	40	1,548	128	10
11	Jalen Saunders	2010–2011	26	1,527	80	15
12	Josiah Freeman	2023–2026	29	1,410	110	11
13	Jamel Hamler	2007–2010	26	1,395	96	11
14	Marlon Moore	2006–2009	34	1,374	90	10
15	Joe Fernandez	2004–2006	32	1,350	105	16
16	Devon Wylie	2007–2011	33	1,327	98	8
17	Rashad Evans	2008–2012	41	1,321	138	12
18	Josh Kelly	2019–2022	24	1,305	87	4
19	Keric Wheatfall	2019–2021	26	1,286	78	6
20	Bear Pascoe	2005–2008	37	1,282	111	10
21	Jalen Moss	2023–2024	25	1,269	103	10
22	Aaron Peck	2013–2016	27	1,211	93	6
23	Da'Mari Scott	2013–2017	41	1,163	91	5
24	Chastin West	2006–2009	33	1,051	81	6
25	Paul Williams	2004–2006	24	906	64	7
26	Nikko Remigio	2022	14	852	74	6
27	Greg Watson	2011–2014	32	752	65	6
28	Derrion Grim	2017–2019	29	708	53	7
29	Marcel Jensen	2011–2013	22	708	48	8
30	Jermaine Jamison	2004–2005	22	692	58	6
31	Ezekiel Avit	2025–2026	17	628	50	4
32	Jaron Fairman	2004–2006	19	548	45	6
33	Adam Jennings	2004–2005	23	542	40	8
34	Raylen Sharpe	2024	11	523	51	3
35	Jaelen Gill	2023	13	516	49	6
36	Delvon Hardaway	2014–2018	22	497	43	2
37	Victor Dean	2011–2012	9	404	32	4
38	A.J. Johnson	2010–2011	16	395	28	1
39	Jahlil McClain	2025–2026	13	373	32	2
40	Isaac Kinter	2006–2009	22	319	40	5
41	Ty Jones	2021–2022	16	272	25	1
42	Chris Coleman	2018–2020	11	265	16	1
43	Justin Johnson	2012–2015	14	259	23	2
44	Emoryie Edwards	2019–2021	8	259	23	2
45	Devyn McDonald	2004–2005	10	252	20	2
46	Josiah Blandin	2015	10	251	22	5
47	Jason Crawley	2006–2007	15	232	26	2
48	Matt Lindsey	2010	6	208	14	0
49	Darren Newborn	2007–2009	16	198	18	0
50	Jordan Brown	2021–2025	18	180	21	1
51	Jayon Farrar	2025–2026	11	159	20	0
52	Dillon Root	2012–2014	22	158	12	1
53	Michiah Quick	2018	6	144	16	1
54	Tim Grear Jr.	2023–2024	9	138	11	1
55	Vince Pascoe	2007–2010	15	136	16	2
56	Justin Allen	2016–2018	8	125	11	1
57	Jamal Glaspie	2019–2020	8	121	9	0
58	Jordan Malau'ulu	2025–2026	20	111	10	0
59	Harold Duvall	2025–2026	5	111	6	1
60	Duncan Reid	2004	6	108	11	0
61	Tim Lang	2007	7	82	5	0
62	Michael Martens	2016	5	81	6	0
63	Tapa Taumoepeau	2009–2010	9	69	10	2
64	Nathan Acevedo	2024	6	65	9	0
65	Shannon Dorsey	2004–2006	5	56	5	0
66	LeKendrick Williams	2014	7	39	9	0
67	Treyvon Green	2016	7	23	2	0
68	Patrick Elima-Jeune	2018–2019	7	0	0	0
69	Darryl Cash	2012–2014	5	0	0	0

Also at Fresno State: 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.