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Missouri's best wide receivers since 2004

Danario Alexander leads with 2,778 receiving yards in 41 games at Missouri; Chase Coffman had 2,659.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Missouri 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

66 wide receivers with 5+ games at Missourireceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Danario Alexander	2006–2009	41	2,778	191	22
2	Chase Coffman	2005–2008	49	2,659	247	30
3	J'Mon Moore	2014–2017	37	2,477	158	21
4	Jeremy Maclin	2007–2008	28	2,315	182	22
5	Luther Burden III	2022–2024	38	2,263	192	21
6	Johnathon Johnson	2016–2019	46	2,190	153	13
7	Martin Rucker	2004–2007	46	2,175	203	18
8	T.J. Moe	2009–2012	39	2,101	188	11
9	Will Franklin	2004–2007	39	2,085	142	13
10	Emanuel Hall	2015–2018	31	2,016	97	16
11	Jared Perry	2006–2009	45	1,844	137	13
12	L'Damian Washington	2010–2013	33	1,735	100	15
13	Marcus Lucas	2010–2013	37	1,638	130	11
14	Bud Sasser	2011–2014	36	1,611	116	14
15	Tommy Saunders	2005–2008	45	1,600	150	11
16	Theo Wease Jr.	2023–2024	26	1,566	109	10
17	Jerrell Jackson	2008–2011	39	1,434	113	6
18	Michael Egnew	2008–2011	31	1,332	147	8
19	Dorial Green-Beckham	2012–2013	24	1,278	87	17
20	Barrett Banister	2018–2022	44	1,269	137	2
21	Wes Kemp	2008–2011	37	1,222	92	11
22	Jimmie Hunt	2011–2014	35	1,204	74	12
23	Mookie Cooper	2021–2024	33	1,179	92	1
24	Tauskie Dove	2019–2022	32	1,164	86	3
25	Sean Coffey	2004–2005	19	1,096	79	12
26	Marquis Johnson	2023–2025	32	1,075	66	6
27	Jalen Knox	2018–2020	28	1,031	77	4
28	Dominic Lovett	2021–2022	22	1,019	82	3
29	Keke Chism	2020–2021	21	969	76	4
30	Donovan Olugbode	2025–2026	16	944	66	8
31	Brad Ekwerekwu	2004–2006	33	907	86	6
32	Kevin Coleman Jr.	2025	13	732	66	1
33	Dimetrios Mason	2016–2017	15	706	60	3
34	Cayden Lee	2026	7	652	45	5
35	Nate Brown	2014–2018	22	589	55	4
36	Kam Scott	2018–2019	15	542	25	2
37	Josh Manning	2024–2025	22	510	42	3
38	Jonathan Nance	2019	12	458	31	4
39	Darius White	2013–2014	16	448	37	5
40	Damon Hazelton	2020	8	397	30	1
41	Thomson Omboga	2004	11	392	39	0
42	Gahn McGaffie	2010–2012	19	324	42	0
43	Wesley Leftwich	2014–2015	13	321	25	1
44	Victor Sesay	2004	10	314	31	2
45	Mekhi Miller	2022–2024	16	311	22	1
46	Richaud Floyd	2016–2019	26	302	22	2
47	Dominic Gicinto	2018–2020	15	284	23	2
48	Chance Luper	2020–2021	7	272	22	1
49	D'ionte Smith	2020–2021	15	260	16	1
50	Chris Black	2016	9	257	17	1
51	J.J. Hester	2021	7	225	12	2
52	Brandon Gerau	2009–2011	14	211	16	0
53	Andrew Jones	2008–2011	18	200	30	0
54	Dominic Collins	2016–2017	9	167	11	1
55	Ray Wingo	2015–2016	8	167	9	2
56	Daniel Blood	2023–2025	10	152	15	0
57	Eric Waters	2011–2013	10	145	14	2
58	Rolandis Woodland	2009–2011	10	139	11	0
59	Naeshaun Montgomery	2026	7	136	10	0
60	Jason Ray	2004–2007	13	135	17	0
61	Arnold Britt	2005	8	110	12	0
62	Jaleel Clark	2012–2013	6	94	11	0
63	Keyon Dilosa	2015–2016	8	93	13	0
64	Levi Copelin	2013	5	61	3	0
65	DaMarion Fowlkes	2025–2026	14	41	3	0
66	Cade Musser	2019–2020	5	0	0	0

Also at Missouri: 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.