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Ole Miss's best wide receivers since 2004

A.J. Brown leads with 2,984 receiving yards in 34 games at Ole Miss; Shay Hodge had 2,646.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Ole Miss 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

64 wide receivers with 5+ games at Ole Missreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	A.J. Brown	2016–2018	34	2,984	189	19
2	Shay Hodge	2006–2009	44	2,646	173	22
3	Elijah Moore	2018–2020	31	2,441	189	16
4	Laquon Treadwell	2013–2015	35	2,393	202	21
5	Donte Moncrief	2011–2013	36	2,371	156	20
6	Jordan Watkins	2022–2024	35	2,096	142	14
7	Tre' Harris	2023–2024	19	2,015	114	15
8	Mike Wallace	2006–2008	34	1,910	101	15
9	DaMarkus Lodge	2015–2018	32	1,790	122	14
10	Jonathan Mingo	2019–2022	32	1,758	112	12
11	Ja-Mes Logan	2010–2013	42	1,734	136	6
12	Vince Sanders	2011–2014	37	1,635	109	11
13	Dontario Drummond	2019–2021	28	1,633	114	15
14	Cayden Lee	2023–2025	31	1,623	106	7
15	Quincy Adeboyejo	2013–2016	38	1,454	106	11
16	Braylon Sanders	2017–2021	31	1,453	69	10
17	Cody Core	2012–2015	29	1,297	83	10
18	DK Metcalf	2016–2018	21	1,228	67	14
19	Damore'ea Stringfellow	2015–2016	23	1,219	82	11
20	Deuce Alexander	2025–2026	21	1,207	79	7
21	Dayton Wade	2022–2023	26	1,139	82	7
22	Markeith Summers	2008–2010	23	1,063	50	10
23	Van Jefferson	2016–2017	22	999	91	4
24	Malik Heath	2022	12	971	60	5
25	Mario Hill	2004–2005	18	950	70	2
26	Harrison Wallace III	2025	14	934	61	4
27	De'Zhaun Stribling	2025	15	811	55	6
28	Markell Pack	2014–2017	33	777	63	4
29	Mike Espy	2004–2005	22	772	76	3
30	Taye Biddle	2004–2005	18	770	50	3
31	Antwane Wells Jr.	2024	11	553	28	6
32	Caleb Odom	2025–2026	13	464	40	4
33	Marshay Green	2006–2009	45	434	50	2
34	Melvin Harris	2009–2011	13	434	33	4
35	Lionel Breaux	2008–2010	23	405	32	1
36	Jahcour Pearson	2021	10	392	26	0
37	Michael Hicks	2006–2007	12	390	22	1
38	Winston Watkins Jr.	2025	11	373	26	1
39	Bill Flowers	2004	8	349	29	2
40	Kerry Johnson	2004	9	338	27	0
41	Jamal Mosley	2011–2012	16	337	27	4
42	Nick Brassell	2011	10	336	24	2
43	Korvic Neat	2010–2013	22	329	34	0
44	Dannis Jackson	2019–2021	16	324	19	2
45	Ferbia Allen	2009–2012	19	304	25	1
46	Traylon Ray	2025–2026	7	276	20	1
47	Horatio Fields	2026	6	233	19	2
48	Collins Moore	2011–2015	17	208	15	1
49	Robert Hough	2005–2007	16	207	22	1
50	Caleb Cunningham	2025–2026	5	195	14	1
51	Jason Cook	2005–2008	20	184	21	1
52	Pat Patterson	2009	6	180	12	1
53	Derrick Jones	2014–2016	8	175	11	2
54	Jadon Jackson	2019–2021	8	171	15	1
55	Jordan Holder	2013	9	128	15	0
56	Ayden Williams	2023–2024	5	119	7	0
57	J.J. Henry	2021–2023	8	67	6	0
58	Derrick Herman	2009–2011	18	59	10	0
59	Micah Davis	2024	12	57	5	0
60	H.R. Greer	2009–2012	13	44	10	2
61	Quintavius Burdette	2014	5	35	8	0
62	Jaylon Robinson	2022	5	29	5	0
63	Izaiah Hartrup	2025	9	21	3	1
64	Jalen Knox	2022–2023	7	9	1	0

Also at Ole Miss: 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.