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Nevada's best wide receivers since 2004

Romeo Doubs leads with 3,322 receiving yards in 42 games at Nevada; Brandon Wimberly had 3,049.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Nevada 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

61 wide receivers with 5+ games at Nevadareceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Romeo Doubs	2018–2021	42	3,322	225	26
2	Brandon Wimberly	2009–2013	52	3,049	261	18
3	Marko Mitchell	2006–2008	36	2,605	148	20
4	Rishard Matthews	2010–2011	26	2,243	147	13
5	Caleb Spencer	2004–2006	35	2,103	182	13
6	Richy Turner	2012–2014	36	2,094	184	11
7	Hasaan Henderson	2013–2016	40	1,947	156	11
8	Wyatt Demps	2014–2017	38	1,883	151	20
9	Nichiren Flowers	2004–2005	23	1,832	146	8
10	Mike McCoy	2005–2008	41	1,758	120	15
11	Jerico Richardson	2013–2016	39	1,698	153	9
12	McLane Mannix	2017–2018	24	1,653	107	13
13	Elijah Cooks	2017–2021	30	1,478	115	18
14	Aaron Bradley	2011–2013	32	1,277	113	9
15	Chris Wellington	2007–2010	33	1,136	82	7
16	Melquan Stovall	2019–2021	29	1,064	108	1
17	Kaleb Fossum	2017–2019	24	1,062	102	1
18	Dalevon Campbell	2022–2023	23	1,053	69	3
19	Kyle Sammons	2005–2007	22	998	60	6
20	Tory Horton	2020–2021	17	995	72	10
21	Tray Session	2008–2011	30	978	71	6
22	Brendan O'Leary-Orange	2017–2019	20	941	61	8
23	Virgil Green	2008–2010	34	911	71	11
24	Jaden Smith	2024	12	849	62	7
25	Marcus Bellon	2024–2025	23	764	64	5
26	Justin Lockhart	2019–2021	19	744	67	4
27	Cortez Braham Jr.	2024	12	724	56	4
28	Kolby Arendse	2011–2013	20	719	55	4
29	Jamaal Bell	2020–2023	41	697	77	3
30	Spencer Curtis	2022–2023	19	618	48	2
31	Zach Sudfeld	2009–2012	16	609	47	8
32	Anthony Pudewell	2004–2006	24	600	56	2
33	BJ Casteel	2022	12	581	48	4
34	Shane Anderson	2008–2011	16	566	44	3
35	Talib Wise	2004	11	559	44	3
36	Andrew Celis	2015–2017	27	512	46	0
37	Adam Bishop	2004–2007	17	417	34	10
38	Ben Putman	2018–2019	12	411	30	0
39	Malcolm Shepherd	2010	11	399	35	1
40	Dominic Christian	2017–2019	15	365	41	2
41	Marshaun Brown	2023–2026	16	336	30	2
42	Kendall Brock	2011–2014	41	294	36	3
43	Arthur King Jr.	2006–2008	15	292	27	1
44	Dakota Thomas	2025	7	269	26	1
45	John Jackson	2023	12	267	35	0
46	Trevor Brackett	2004–2005	12	266	22	0
47	Jack Darlington	2005–2006	13	265	25	1
48	Gary Givens III	2026	5	260	15	1
49	Jordan Brown	2025	7	183	16	0
50	Trevion Armstrong	2017–2018	11	162	17	4
51	Damien Morgan	2026	6	155	27	0
52	Alex Rosenblum	2004–2007	30	152	13	0
53	Nate Burleson II	2023–2025	7	147	8	1
54	Donnie Cheers	2026	6	121	6	1
55	Isaah Crocker	2023	5	106	4	1
56	Dell McGee	2004	5	97	12	2
57	Brayden Sanchez	2014–2015	6	37	4	0
58	Marquis Ashley	2024	7	21	3	0
59	Carlos Sandy	2022–2023	7	4	2	0
60	Gerick Robinson	2025–2026	7	0	0	0
61	Charles Brown	2024–2025	7	-7	1	0

Also at Nevada: 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.