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Kansas's best wide receivers since 2004

Dezmon Briscoe leads with 3,232 receiving yards in 35 games at Kansas; Steven Sims had 2,582.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Kansas 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

63 wide receivers with 5+ games at Kansasreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Dezmon Briscoe	2007–2009	35	3,232	217	31
2	Steven Sims	2015–2018	46	2,582	214	19
3	Luke Grimm	2020–2024	49	2,472	177	23
4	Lawrence Arnold	2020–2024	49	2,219	147	14
5	Marcus Henry	2004–2007	35	1,598	104	13
6	Quentin Skinner	2022–2024	32	1,584	80	11
7	Kwamie Lassiter II	2017–2021	42	1,550	148	7
8	Dexton Fields	2005–2008	34	1,518	129	15
9	Johnathan Wilson	2007–2010	35	1,401	114	5
10	Mark Simmons	2004–2005	22	1,184	92	7
11	Stephon Robinson Jr.	2018–2020	23	1,092	75	9
12	Andrew Parchment	2019–2020	19	1,028	89	9
13	Derek Fine	2004–2007	35	1,009	98	10
14	Jeremiah Booker	2015–2018	28	922	85	7
15	Tony Pierson	2011–2014	40	871	75	4
16	Daymond Patterson	2008–2012	42	844	98	5
17	Brian Murph	2005–2006	22	835	76	5
18	Tim Biere	2008–2011	32	798	66	6
19	Tre' Parmalee	2012–2015	27	773	61	3
20	Emmanuel Henderson Jr.	2025	12	766	45	5
21	Trevor Wilson	2021–2024	35	750	49	3
22	LaQuvionte Gonzalez	2016	12	729	62	3
23	Cam Pickett	2025–2026	16	669	62	3
24	Brandon Rideau	2004	11	597	51	7
25	Daylon Charlot	2017–2019	20	591	46	4
26	Bradley McDougald	2009–2012	32	558	52	1
27	Nigel King	2014	11	537	30	1
28	Tyler Patrick	2015–2017	18	493	53	3
29	Andrew Turzilli	2011–2013	14	491	27	2
30	Nick Harwell	2014	12	470	44	5
31	Charles Gordon	2004–2005	23	463	49	4
32	Shakiem Barbel	2015–2016	18	453	49	1
33	Kerr Johnson Jr.	2017–2018	16	401	38	2
34	Nik McMillan	2026	6	400	23	4
35	Evan Fairs	2016–2019	13	392	28	1
36	Lyonel Anderson	2004	10	328	33	3
37	Chase Harrell	2016–2017	13	302	30	5
38	Justin McCay	2013–2014	15	273	27	3
39	Bobby Hartzog Jr.	2014–2016	14	271	27	1
40	Marcus Herford	2005–2008	19	267	19	1
41	Levi Wentz	2025	9	258	16	2
42	Darious Crawley	2014–2015	13	251	19	2
43	Gary Heaggans	2004	9	249	20	1
44	Rodriguez Coleman	2013–2014	8	245	11	1
45	Jonathan Lamb	2004–2006	12	232	16	0
46	Keaton Kubecka	2025–2026	15	224	23	1
47	Quan Hampton	2017–2019	12	223	28	1
48	Nahzae Cox	2026	5	208	7	2
49	Steven Sims Jr.	2015	7	204	17	2
50	Ryan Schadler	2015–2018	26	181	21	0
51	Takulve Williams	2018–2020	13	158	28	1
52	Bryson Canty	2025	8	156	11	1
53	Tanaka Scott	2022–2023	12	140	11	0
54	Chris Omigie	2010–2012	8	139	12	0
55	Doug Emilien	2022–2025	14	128	14	2
56	Steven McBride	2020–2022	13	128	21	0
57	Tate Nagy	2025–2026	12	121	8	2
58	Kevin Terry	2022	7	93	8	0
59	Keegan Brewer	2016	8	86	15	0
60	Derrick Neal	2014–2017	11	52	7	0
61	Emmanuel Moore	2015–2017	9	13	3	0
62	Jamahl Horne	2019–2021	13	0	0	0
63	Kyler Pearson	2020–2021	6	0	0	0

Also at Kansas: 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.