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NC State's best wide receivers since 2004

Emeka Emezie leads with 2,895 receiving yards in 55 games at NC State; Kelvin Harmon had 2,665.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at NC 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

65 wide receivers with 5+ games at NC Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Emeka Emezie	2017–2021	55	2,895	229	19
2	Kelvin Harmon	2016–2018	35	2,665	177	16
3	Thayer Thomas	2018–2022	60	2,484	215	24
4	Owen Spencer	2007–2010	39	2,441	126	15
5	Jakobi Meyers	2016–2018	31	1,932	168	9
6	Devin Carter	2018–2022	41	1,906	118	10
7	Jarvis Williams	2006–2010	43	1,764	133	20
8	Stephen Louis	2014–2018	32	1,487	91	5
9	Trevor Graham	2008–2011	45	1,453	99	12
10	Quintin Payton	2010–2013	34	1,424	85	5
11	Bryan Underwood	2011–2014	38	1,326	97	14
12	George Bryan	2008–2011	43	1,323	126	17
13	KC Concepcion	2023–2024	25	1,299	124	16
14	Tobais Palmer	2011–2012	24	1,277	91	11
15	Bra'Lon Cherry	2013–2016	44	1,144	87	6
16	Donald Bowens	2006–2009	29	973	69	6
17	John Dunlap	2004–2007	32	924	85	7
18	Noah Rogers	2024–2025	24	919	68	3
19	Darrell Davis	2007–2010	32	912	69	6
20	Porter Rooks	2020–2023	36	891	79	1
21	JuMichael Ramos	2013–2017	24	865	61	7
22	Rashard Smith	2009–2013	31	851	69	8
23	Anthony Hill	2005–2008	29	848	78	4
24	Keenan Jackson	2024–2026	25	805	67	9
25	Lamart Barrett	2004–2006	27	798	70	0
26	Terrell Anderson	2024–2025	21	787	53	6
27	Keyon Lesane	2019–2023	42	785	83	2
28	Wesley Grimes	2024–2025	21	749	53	4
29	Brian Clark	2004–2005	16	748	43	9
30	T.J. Williams	2004–2005	19	743	64	2
31	C.J. Riley	2017–2021	29	725	58	7
32	Tramain Hall	2004–2005	21	631	55	5
33	Bo Hines	2014	12	616	45	1
34	Jay Smith	2008–2011	33	612	62	5
35	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	2013–2014	16	538	44	1
36	Dacari Collins	2023–2024	19	526	38	4
37	Mario Carter	2010–2012	18	476	46	3
38	Tabari Hines	2019	11	402	37	2
39	Steven Howard	2008–2011	25	392	41	2
40	Johnathan Alston	2013–2017	27	391	39	3
41	Maurice Trowell	2015–2018	23	359	21	3
42	Asa Watson	2009–2013	16	351	29	1
43	Teddy Hoffmann	2025	13	349	25	3
44	Richard Washington	2004	8	348	29	2
45	Chris Toudle	2021–2022	16	320	30	5
46	Taylor Gentry	2008–2011	24	313	38	5
47	Julian Gray	2021–2023	24	293	30	1
48	Sterling Hicks	2004–2005	11	292	19	1
49	Darryl Jones	2022	12	280	30	3
50	Terrell Timmons Jr.	2022–2023	9	274	14	1
51	Anthony Smith	2020–2023	10	243	13	3
52	Joshisa Trader	2026	5	221	16	0
53	Bradley Rozner	2023	9	208	18	2
54	Geron James	2005–2008	6	151	11	2
55	Travares Copeland	2013	8	149	20	0
56	Charlie Hegedus	2012–2013	9	115	10	1
57	Gavin Locklear	2015–2017	18	107	12	0
58	John Ritcher	2004–2005	8	99	12	1
59	Victor Snow	2026	6	95	11	0
60	Chance Robinson	2026	5	92	8	1
61	Logan Winkles	2012	8	90	10	2
62	Matt Kushner	2007–2008	6	69	11	1
63	Max Fisher	2019–2020	5	46	3	0
64	Jalen Coit	2021–2024	12	21	5	1
65	Jakolbe Baldwin	2021–2024	5	11	3	0

Also at NC 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.