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Nebraska's best wide receivers since 2004

Stanley Morgan Jr. leads with 2,747 receiving yards in 47 games at Nebraska; Kenny Bell had 2,689.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Nebraska 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

74 wide receivers with 5+ games at Nebraskareceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Stanley Morgan Jr.	2015–2018	47	2,747	189	22
2	Kenny Bell	2011–2014	51	2,689	181	21
3	JD Spielman	2017–2019	33	2,546	170	15
4	Nate Swift	2005–2008	47	2,476	166	22
5	Jordan Westerkamp	2013–2016	48	2,474	167	18
6	Terrence Nunn	2004–2007	45	1,762	136	11
7	Todd Peterson	2005–2008	34	1,602	108	13
8	Niles Paul	2007–2010	40	1,532	103	5
9	Quincy Enunwa	2010–2013	38	1,526	115	15
10	Maurice Purify	2006–2007	24	1,444	91	16
11	De'Mornay Pierson-El	2014–2017	43	1,309	100	11
12	Jacory Barney Jr.	2024–2026	33	1,309	129	7
13	Brandon Reilly	2013–2016	26	1,275	70	6
14	Mike McNeill	2007–2010	35	1,072	82	11
15	Kyler Reed	2009–2012	38	1,063	67	11
16	Trey Palmer	2022	12	1,043	71	9
17	Alonzo Moore	2013–2016	32	981	60	8
18	Frantz Hardy	2005–2007	29	971	54	7
19	Wan'Dale Robinson	2019–2020	18	914	91	3
20	Samori Toure	2021	12	898	46	5
21	Jamal Turner	2011–2015	36	892	73	4
22	Brandon Kinnie	2009–2011	31	892	81	6
23	Nyziah Hunter	2025–2026	19	751	59	5
24	Marcus Washington	2022–2023	17	647	39	1
25	Menelik Holt	2007–2009	18	627	49	2
26	Jahmal Banks	2024	13	587	44	3
27	Grant Mulkey	2004–2005	19	515	45	2
28	Ben Cotton	2009–2012	31	505	40	3
29	Jaylen Lloyd	2023–2024	18	492	19	3
30	Kwazi Gilmer	2026	7	492	38	7
31	Matt Herian	2004–2006	12	458	36	5
32	Isaiah Neyor	2024	11	455	34	5
33	Dane Key	2025	11	452	39	5
34	Oliver Martin	2020–2022	17	428	26	2
35	Zavier Betts	2020–2021	18	417	32	1
36	Omar Manning	2021–2022	14	408	30	2
37	Levi Falck	2020–2021	16	345	31	2
38	Ross Pilkington	2004	7	337	27	2
39	Curenski Gilleylen	2008–2009	10	313	19	1
40	Mark LeFlore	2004–2005	9	306	22	1
41	Sean Hill	2007	8	288	18	3
42	Alante Brown	2020–2022	20	262	22	0
43	Kanawai Noa	2019	7	245	17	2
44	Kade Warner	2018–2020	15	236	30	0
45	Alex Bullock	2023–2024	11	233	16	1
46	Dreu Young	2007–2009	13	232	15	1
47	Mike Williams	2018–2019	11	231	17	0
48	Lane Hovey	2014–2015	9	227	17	1
49	Chris Brooks	2007–2009	9	210	17	2
50	Isaiah Fluellen	2004–2005	5	210	13	2
51	J.B. Phillips	2005–2007	18	209	30	3
52	Quinn Clark	2025–2026	9	195	11	2
53	Jake Long	2010–2013	12	193	15	1
54	Cortez Mills Jr.	2025–2026	8	170	11	1
55	Tim Marlowe	2009–2012	35	167	16	1
56	Dan Erickson	2006–2007	9	162	12	0
57	Bryan Reimers	2016–2018	12	152	13	2
58	Taariq Allen	2012–2015	12	147	18	3
59	Sam Burtch	2013	5	147	12	3
60	Khiry Cooper	2009–2011	11	140	17	1
61	Hunter Teafatiller	2006–2008	8	139	12	4
62	Malachi Coleman	2023	5	139	8	1
63	Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda	2022–2024	10	137	7	1
64	Brody Belt	2019–2022	17	132	13	1
65	Chancellor Brewington	2021–2022	11	120	14	2
66	Tyjon Lindsey	2017–2018	13	98	15	0
67	Dane Todd	2004–2006	10	92	13	1
68	Steven Osborne	2012	7	91	10	2
69	Janiran Bonner	2023–2026	17	89	16	1
70	Joshua Fleeks	2023	8	69	8	0
71	Wyatt Liewer	2020–2022	7	64	9	1
72	Ty Hahn	2023	6	36	4	0
73	Keelan Smith	2024–2026	5	22	3	0
74	Jaron Woodyard	2018–2019	5	19	4	0

Also at Nebraska: 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.