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Ohio State's best wide receivers since 2004

Jeremiah Smith leads with 3,542 receiving yards in 36 games at Ohio State; Emeka Egbuka had 2,868.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Ohio 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

53 wide receivers with 5+ games at Ohio Statereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Jeremiah Smith	2024–2026	36	3,542	215	39
2	Emeka Egbuka	2021–2024	47	2,868	205	24
3	Chris Olave	2018–2021	37	2,711	176	35
4	Marvin Harrison Jr.	2021–2023	29	2,613	155	31
5	Devin Smith	2011–2014	48	2,503	121	30
6	KJ Hill Jr.	2016–2019	50	2,332	201	20
7	Garrett Wilson	2019–2021	32	2,213	143	23
8	DeVier Posey	2008–2011	35	1,955	136	18
9	Carnell Tate	2023–2025	37	1,872	121	14
10	Brian Robiskie	2005–2008	39	1,866	127	24
11	Dane Sanzenbacher	2007–2010	36	1,811	115	18
12	Parris Campbell	2016–2018	39	1,768	143	15
13	Santonio Holmes	2004–2005	24	1,746	108	18
14	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	2020–2022	23	1,698	110	10
15	Michael Thomas	2012–2015	31	1,602	113	18
16	Ted Ginn Jr.	2005–2006	24	1,584	110	13
17	Corey Brown	2012–2013	25	1,440	123	13
18	Brian Hartline	2006–2008	35	1,429	90	12
19	Binjimen Victor	2016–2019	33	1,312	82	18
20	Anthony Gonzalez	2004–2006	28	1,286	87	13
21	Terry McLaurin	2016–2018	34	1,251	75	19
22	Johnnie Dixon	2014–2018	26	1,146	67	16
23	Austin Mack	2016–2019	29	1,050	79	6
24	Julian Fleming	2020–2023	32	963	79	7
25	Jake Stoneburner	2009–2012	26	714	53	13
26	Ray Small	2006–2009	37	659	61	3
27	Brandon Inniss	2023–2026	31	658	62	6
28	Evan Spencer	2011–2014	32	579	52	7
29	Roy Hall	2004–2006	22	511	46	3
30	Noah Brown	2014–2016	14	411	33	7
31	Chris Fields	2010–2013	18	384	31	7
32	Jake Ballard	2006–2009	25	377	34	3
33	Corey Smith	2014–2016	19	351	31	0
34	Braxton Miller	2011–2015	49	341	26	3
35	Xavier Johnson	2019–2023	28	329	26	2
36	Rory Nicol	2004–2008	20	329	38	6
37	C.J. Saunders	2017–2018	15	294	27	1
38	Devin McCuin	2026	6	268	19	2
39	Jameson Williams	2019–2020	8	266	15	3
40	Ryan Hamby	2004–2005	15	263	25	1
41	Bam Childress	2004	7	205	17	0
42	Corey Brown	2011	7	205	14	1
43	Chris Henry Jr.	2026	5	202	6	2
44	Zach Boren	2009–2012	23	193	25	1
45	Reid Fragel	2010–2011	11	185	14	1
46	Jayden Ballard	2021–2024	15	177	11	1
47	Duron Carter	2009	6	176	13	1
48	Brandon Smith	2005–2008	11	139	16	0
49	Bryson Rodgers	2024–2025	7	125	11	1
50	Phillip Bell	2026	6	84	7	0
51	Stan White Jr.	2005–2006	8	78	11	0
52	Jaelen Gill	2018–2019	5	62	7	1
53	James Clark	2016	5	47	6	0

Also at Ohio 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.