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Mississippi State's best wide receivers since 2004

Fred Ross leads with 2,528 receiving yards in 42 games at Mississippi State; Chad Bumphis had 2,270.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Mississippi 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

71 wide receivers with 5+ games at Mississippi Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Fred Ross	2013–2016	42	2,528	199	22
2	Chad Bumphis	2009–2012	50	2,270	159	24
3	De'Runnya Wilson	2013–2015	33	1,949	133	22
4	Jaden Walley	2020–2024	38	1,743	146	12
5	Jameon Lewis	2011–2014	47	1,554	113	8
6	Austin Williams	2018–2022	51	1,536	150	17
7	Tulu Griffin	2020–2023	40	1,490	126	9
8	Anthony Evans III	2025–2026	18	1,445	114	9
9	Osirus Mitchell	2017–2020	36	1,413	107	14
10	Donald Gray	2015–2017	29	1,309	86	10
11	Arceto Clark	2008–2012	39	1,302	94	8
12	Tony Burks	2006–2007	23	1,294	68	8
13	Chris Smith	2009–2012	37	1,180	109	5
14	Jamayel Smith	2006–2008	29	1,147	76	6
15	Brenen Thompson	2025	13	1,054	57	6
16	Makai Polk	2021	13	1,046	105	9
17	Kevin Coleman Jr.	2024	12	932	74	6
18	Deddrick Thomas	2016–2019	39	928	76	9
19	RaRa Thomas	2021–2022	19	878	62	12
20	Stephen Guidry	2018–2019	23	827	49	8
21	Robert Johnson	2011–2014	37	822	69	3
22	Marcus Green	2008–2012	28	795	61	10
23	Fred Brown	2013–2015	23	785	50	5
24	Malik Heath	2020–2021	20	749	71	8
25	Will Prosser	2004–2006	24	748	63	0
26	Joe Morrow	2012–2015	23	708	46	6
27	Brandon McRae	2007–2009	22	684	67	3
28	Jordan Mosley	2022–2025	19	661	36	5
29	Keith Mixon Jr.	2016–2018	30	640	47	5
30	Aubrey Bell	2005–2008	25	631	55	1
31	Brandon Heavens	2009–2012	32	589	46	3
32	Justin Robinson	2022–2023	19	583	51	3
33	Caleb Ducking	2021–2022	16	560	55	8
34	Rufus Harvey	2021–2022	16	544	58	4
35	Malik Dear	2015–2019	31	529	49	4
36	Zavion Thomas	2022–2023	20	507	42	1
37	Gabe Myles	2014–2017	25	506	51	4
38	Tee Milons	2004–2005	19	499	42	3
39	Kelly Akharaiyi	2024	10	391	25	2
40	Sanfrisco Magee	2024–2026	10	381	25	6
41	Jesse Jackson	2016–2018	18	373	37	1
42	JaVonta Payton	2019–2020	15	372	28	1
43	Mario Craver	2024	8	368	17	3
44	Leon Berry	2009–2010	18	358	22	1
45	Jason Husband	2004–2007	17	342	31	5
46	Lance Long	2005–2007	24	321	46	1
47	Jamal Couch	2016–2017	12	304	18	2
48	Jamire Calvin	2021–2022	17	278	40	4
49	Ayden Williams	2025	13	252	21	0
50	Christian Ford	2021	7	247	19	0
51	Marquis Johnson	2026	6	244	16	2
52	O'Neal Wilder	2009	9	236	14	1
53	Joey Sanders	2004–2006	10	231	14	1
54	Keon Humphries	2005–2006	7	217	13	2
55	Isaiah Zuber	2019	10	211	14	2
56	McKinley Scott	2004	5	210	14	1
57	Ricco Sanders	2010–2012	9	189	18	2
58	Zion Ragins	2026	6	188	12	4
59	Co-Eric Riley	2007–2008	12	177	19	0
60	Bryson Davis	2004–2006	21	172	24	1
61	Creed Whittemore	2023–2024	8	167	15	2
62	Michael Carr	2010–2011	8	164	11	1
63	Reggie Todd	2017	9	160	14	1
64	Antonio Harmon	2022–2023	12	159	19	1
65	Brandon Henderson	2008–2010	10	154	14	1
66	Freddie Roberson	2023	5	149	11	1
67	Delmon Robinson	2008	8	125	12	0
68	Eric Hoskins	2007–2008	10	118	15	0
69	Cameron Gardner	2019–2020	6	117	13	0
70	Ricky Johnson	2024–2025	5	26	5	0
71	Stonka Burnside	2024–2025	5	-6	1	0

Also at Mississippi 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.