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Michigan's best wide receivers since 2004

Jeremy Gallon leads with 2,690 receiving yards in 49 games at Michigan; Mario Manningham had 2,310.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Michigan 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

55 wide receivers with 5+ games at Michiganreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Jeremy Gallon	2010–2013	49	2,690	171	17
2	Mario Manningham	2005–2007	32	2,310	137	27
3	Roy Roundtree	2009–2012	42	2,291	152	15
4	Ronnie Bell	2018–2022	41	2,258	144	9
5	Amara Darboh	2014–2016	37	2,062	151	14
6	Cornelius Johnson	2019–2023	48	2,045	139	14
7	Devin Funchess	2012–2014	34	1,715	126	15
8	Roman Wilson	2020–2023	43	1,707	107	20
9	Jehu Chesson	2013–2016	42	1,639	114	12
10	Junior Hemingway	2007–2011	36	1,601	87	11
11	Jason Avant	2004–2005	23	1,454	120	11
12	Adrian Arrington	2004–2007	28	1,438	109	16
13	Nico Collins	2017–2019	27	1,388	78	13
14	Braylon Edwards	2004	12	1,330	97	15
15	Donovan Peoples-Jones	2017–2019	37	1,327	103	14
16	Steve Breaston	2004–2006	35	1,252	118	7
17	Greg Mathews	2006–2009	42	1,195	110	6
18	Martavious Odoms	2008–2011	35	1,087	94	5
19	Darryl Stonum	2008–2010	34	1,008	76	6
20	Andrew Marsh	2025–2026	18	940	73	5
21	Grant Perry	2015–2018	29	765	72	3
22	Kevin Koger	2008–2011	27	740	57	9
23	Drew Dileo	2010–2013	31	626	45	6
24	Tyler Ecker	2004–2006	24	597	50	6
25	Donaven McCulley	2025	13	588	39	3
26	Semaj Morgan	2023–2025	35	566	69	4
27	Mike Sainristil	2019–2023	36	532	36	5
28	Tarik Black	2017–2019	17	507	40	2
29	Tyler Morris	2022–2024	23	470	39	3
30	Carson Butler	2006–2008	19	429	41	3
31	Kelvin Grady	2009–2011	19	373	31	1
32	Andrel Anthony	2021–2022	15	328	19	3
33	Giles Jackson	2019–2020	16	309	24	1
34	Kekoa Crawford	2016–2017	15	290	21	2
35	Tim Massaquoi	2004–2005	15	270	29	0
36	Daylen Baldwin	2021	7	256	17	2
37	LaTerryal Savoy	2006–2009	14	212	17	1
38	AJ Henning	2020–2022	30	198	25	0
39	Jeremy Jackson	2010–2013	11	193	17	0
40	Mike Massey	2005–2007	12	161	20	2
41	Fredrick Moore	2023–2025	12	160	15	1
42	Dennis Norfleet	2012–2014	36	157	21	0
43	Channing Goodwin	2025–2026	10	148	12	0
44	Eddie McDoom	2016–2017	20	140	16	0
45	Oliver Martin	2018	7	125	11	1
46	Kendrick Bell	2024–2026	13	124	10	1
47	Peyton O'Leary	2022–2024	10	119	13	2
48	Toney Clemons	2007–2008	8	106	12	0
49	Carl Tabb	2005–2006	8	98	13	0
50	Maurice Ways	2015–2017	8	71	8	0
51	Drake Harris	2015–2017	7	60	9	0
52	Amorion Walker	2022–2024	6	38	4	0
53	Freddy Canteen	2014–2015	6	22	6	1
54	Joe Taylor	2022–2025	18	9	1	0
55	Jake Thaw	2022–2023	10	0	0	0

Also at Michigan: 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.