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Houston's best wide receivers since 2004

Patrick Edwards leads with 4,507 receiving yards in 48 games at Houston; Tyron Carrier had 3,493.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Houston 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 Houstonreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Patrick Edwards	2008–2011	48	4,507	291	43
2	Tyron Carrier	2008–2011	53	3,493	320	22
3	Donnie Avery	2004–2007	46	3,271	207	19
4	Tank Dell	2020–2022	35	3,155	228	32
5	Vincent Marshall	2004–2006	36	2,855	202	18
6	Deontay Greenberry	2012–2014	35	2,612	201	20
7	Steven Dunbar Jr.	2014–2017	43	2,430	180	11
8	Linell Bonner	2015–2017	32	2,324	203	13
9	Marquez Stevenson	2016–2020	32	2,269	147	22
10	James Cleveland	2009–2010	22	2,014	161	20
11	Daniel Spencer	2011–2014	34	1,754	129	13
12	Demarcus Ayers	2013–2015	40	1,687	142	9
13	Justin Johnson	2008–2011	41	1,624	120	15
14	Chance Allen	2015–2016	26	1,567	112	12
15	Mark Hafner	2006–2008	35	1,566	145	16
16	Jeron Harvey	2005–2007	33	1,562	108	7
17	Keith Corbin III	2016–2020	33	1,467	94	13
18	Amare Thomas	2025–2026	20	1,453	103	18
19	Kierrie Johnson	2008–2010	31	1,308	85	12
20	Sam Brown Jr.	2022–2023	18	1,286	103	7
21	Jeremy Singleton	2018–2021	41	1,256	84	10
22	Joseph Manjack IV	2022–2024	26	1,086	83	10
23	Matthew Golden	2022–2023	20	988	76	13
24	Chaz Rodriguez	2007–2009	27	975	84	5
25	Stephon Johnson	2023–2025	27	954	69	7
26	Courtney Lark	2016–2019	21	940	58	9
27	KeSean Carter	2021–2022	21	932	64	6
28	L.J. Castile	2007–2009	28	854	60	16
29	Markeith Ambles	2013–2014	22	791	49	5
30	Dewayne Peace	2011–2012	13	708	67	2
31	E.J. Smith	2008–2011	21	665	54	3
32	Kendal Briles	2004–2005	17	623	63	1
33	Tre'Von Bradley	2018–2020	14	613	37	1
34	Xavier Maxwell	2012–2013	16	584	38	6
35	Bryson Smith	2018–2020	28	520	55	6
36	Larry McDuffey	2012–2013	15	497	45	4
37	Perry McDaniel	2004–2007	36	488	60	3
38	Koby Young	2024–2026	17	488	27	5
39	Jake Herslow	2021	14	480	36	5
40	Tim Monroe	2008–2009	13	434	29	3
41	Ronnie Williams	2009–2012	23	430	53	5
42	Biren Ealy	2006	14	420	34	6
43	Trent Walker	2026	7	362	26	2
44	Shane Ros	2012	6	337	23	3
45	Wayne Beadle	2013–2014	13	305	33	1
46	Blade Bassler	2004–2005	13	304	19	1
47	Mekhi Mews	2024–2025	24	277	35	1
48	Dalton Carnes	2023	8	263	20	1
49	Mark Roberts	2011–2012	10	250	15	1
50	Raelon Singleton	2018	6	221	14	3
51	Leonard Gibson	2004	7	219	15	0
52	Isaiah Sweeney	2010–2012	5	216	11	4
53	Isaiah Johnson	2015–2018	15	208	21	0
54	Peyton Sawyer	2018–2023	21	205	17	1
55	Gino Collins	2010–2011	7	197	12	1
56	John Leday	2013–2017	15	191	30	2
57	Jaylen Erwin	2021	8	188	14	1
58	A.J. Dugat	2009	11	170	14	1
59	Andrew Rodriguez	2012–2013	6	170	14	0
60	Seth Green	2021	8	157	13	3
61	Stephen Cucci	2004	7	155	12	0
62	Teric Williams	2007	9	154	19	1
63	Devan Williams	2024	8	127	11	1
64	Harvey Broussard III	2025	7	126	9	1
65	Jonah Wilson	2023–2024	9	118	11	1
66	Terry Mark	2016–2019	11	107	15	2
67	Rodney Hannah	2006	8	101	11	1
68	Darian Lazard	2011–2012	8	97	11	0
69	Aaron Johnson	2012–2013	5	95	11	1
70	Jaquise Martin	2025–2026	7	80	6	0
71	Joshua Hardeman	2023	6	71	8	0
72	Chris Gilbert	2006–2008	11	69	10	0
73	Derek McLemore	2014–2017	5	53	5	0
74	Cole McGowan	2019–2021	5	17	3	0

Also at Houston: 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.