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Georgia's best wide receivers since 2004

A.J. Green leads with 2,619 receiving yards in 32 games at Georgia; Tavarres King had 2,602.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Georgia 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

72 wide receivers with 5+ games at Georgiareceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	A.J. Green	2008–2010	32	2,619	166	23
2	Tavarres King	2008–2012	49	2,602	136	21
3	Malcolm Mitchell	2011–2015	45	2,350	174	16
4	Mohamed Massaquoi	2005–2008	50	2,286	158	16
5	Chris Conley	2011–2014	42	1,938	117	20
6	Terry Godwin	2015–2018	51	1,788	133	11
7	Ladd McConkey	2021–2023	38	1,687	119	14
8	Michael Bennett	2011–2014	39	1,607	134	17
9	Orson Charles	2009–2011	36	1,370	94	10
10	Arian Smith	2020–2024	32	1,356	68	10
11	George Pickens	2019–2021	24	1,347	90	14
12	Dillon Bell	2022–2025	50	1,269	119	11
13	Dominic Lovett	2023–2024	28	1,220	113	10
14	Sean Bailey	2004–2007	28	1,203	69	12
15	Kris Durham	2006–2010	32	1,108	64	4
16	Kearis Jackson	2018–2022	45	1,107	78	4
17	Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint	2020–2023	34	1,028	74	7
18	Riley Ridley	2016–2018	27	1,026	70	13
19	Leonard Pope	2004–2005	21	1,023	64	10
20	Mecole Hardman Jr.	2016–2018	30	950	59	11
21	Javon Wims	2016–2017	22	912	61	8
22	Arthur Lynch	2009–2013	21	907	56	8
23	Jermaine Burton	2020–2021	22	901	53	8
24	Rantavious Wooten	2009–2013	37	888	64	11
25	Reggie Brown	2004	12	860	53	6
26	Marlon Brown	2009–2012	25	851	55	8
27	Isaiah McKenzie	2014–2016	33	823	60	7
28	Zachariah Branch	2025	14	811	81	6
29	Fred Gibson	2004	11	801	49	7
30	Martrez Milner	2004–2006	22	794	48	5
31	Michael Moore	2006–2009	26	764	59	8
32	Kenneth Harris	2005–2008	25	691	41	2
33	London Humphreys	2024–2026	22	640	45	8
34	Reggie Davis	2013–2016	42	618	38	2
35	Bryan McClendon	2004–2005	17	578	40	6
36	Adonai Mitchell	2021–2022	16	560	38	7
37	Dominick Blaylock	2019–2022	22	548	35	6
38	Aron White	2008–2011	24	512	34	10
39	Colbie Young	2024–2025	13	507	37	3
40	Justin Scott-Wesley	2012–2014	10	498	25	4
41	Rhett McGowan	2010–2013	20	479	40	3
42	Lawrence Cager	2019	8	476	33	4
43	Demetris Robertson	2018–2020	23	443	42	3
44	Demiko Goodman	2006–2008	18	443	31	3
45	Tyler Simmons	2016–2019	25	438	35	3
46	JJ Holloman	2017–2018	12	425	25	5
47	A.J. Bryant	2004–2007	18	392	22	2
48	RaRa Thomas	2023	11	383	23	1
49	Tripp Chandler	2006–2008	16	378	28	4
50	Talyn Taylor	2025–2026	9	311	21	3
51	Craig Dandridge	2026	7	310	17	1
52	Jonathon Rumph	2013–2014	6	297	18	1
53	Sacovie White-Helton	2024–2026	18	282	27	1
54	Mikey Henderson	2006–2007	21	281	24	2
55	Noah Thomas	2025	6	254	16	4
56	Mario Raley	2005–2006	9	189	14	2
57	Bruce Figgins	2007–2011	12	179	16	4
58	Israel Troupe	2008–2011	9	177	12	1
59	Mekhi Mews	2021–2023	15	164	15	1
60	Jackson Meeks	2021–2023	8	132	10	0
61	Matt Landers	2019–2020	7	132	12	1
62	Tony Wilson	2007–2008	6	126	15	0
63	Anthony Evans III	2023–2024	16	123	13	1
64	Ahkil Crumpton	2017–2018	10	117	10	1
65	Michael Chigbu	2015–2016	8	116	13	0
66	CJ Smith	2023	6	116	6	0
67	Logan Gray	2008–2010	29	105	9	1
68	Landon Roldan	2025–2026	9	104	6	1
69	Kenneth Towns	2013–2015	10	93	11	2
70	Jeremy Bell	2025–2026	5	85	3	1
71	Cole Speer	2022–2025	10	56	5	0
72	Jayson Stanley	2015–2018	6	32	3	1

Also at Georgia: 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.