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Oregon's best wide receivers since 2004

Jaison Williams leads with 2,494 receiving yards in 40 games at Oregon; Troy Franklin had 2,483.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Oregon 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

63 wide receivers with 5+ games at Oregonreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Jaison Williams	2005–2008	40	2,494	171	21
2	Troy Franklin	2021–2023	35	2,483	160	25
3	Josh Huff	2010–2013	45	2,366	144	24
4	Jeff Maehl	2007–2010	42	2,311	178	24
5	Tez Johnson	2023–2024	25	2,080	169	20
6	Bralon Addison	2012–2015	37	1,937	146	20
7	Johnny Johnson III	2017–2021	48	1,928	139	15
8	Darren Carrington	2014–2016	29	1,919	112	15
9	Dillon Mitchell	2016–2018	29	1,710	119	14
10	Ed Dickson	2006–2009	34	1,557	124	12
11	Charles Nelson	2014–2017	48	1,555	124	14
12	Demetrius Williams	2004–2005	18	1,548	97	10
13	Jaylon Redd	2017–2021	46	1,435	131	16
14	Dwayne Stanford	2012–2016	33	1,383	97	12
15	Byron Marshall	2012–2015	41	1,293	97	8
16	Lavasier Tuinei	2009–2011	33	1,212	108	12
17	Traeshon Holden	2023–2024	26	1,170	82	11
18	David Paulson	2009–2011	30	1,041	67	10
19	Evan Stewart	2024–2026	17	965	75	9
20	Kris Hutson	2020–2023	30	937	80	2
21	Devon Allen	2014–2016	22	919	54	8
22	Keanon Lowe	2012–2014	33	891	68	11
23	Dakorien Moore	2025–2026	17	844	59	7
24	Devon Williams	2020–2021	15	843	50	6
25	Cam Colvin	2004–2007	27	826	68	6
26	Gary Bryant Jr.	2023–2025	28	760	58	8
27	Terence Scott	2007–2008	14	755	52	5
28	Jeremiah McClellan	2024–2026	19	751	48	4
29	Malik Benson	2025	15	719	43	6
30	Brian Paysinger	2004–2007	21	713	51	5
31	Daryle Hawkins	2010–2013	30	677	57	8
32	James Finley	2005–2006	19	617	63	3
33	Tim Day	2004–2005	18	595	52	9
34	Drew Davis	2007–2010	17	590	50	4
35	Colt Lyerla	2011–2013	19	565	34	11
36	Garren Strong	2004–2007	30	563	62	3
37	Mycah Pittman	2019–2021	18	547	38	2
38	Dont'e Thornton Jr.	2021–2022	13	541	26	3
39	Jordan Kent	2005–2006	14	537	46	4
40	Brenden Schooler	2016–2019	24	521	43	4
41	Chase Cota	2022	10	497	36	3
42	Juwan Johnson	2019	8	467	30	4
43	Jalen Brown	2015–2016	13	407	26	4
44	Marcus Maxwell	2004	8	287	25	2
45	Justius Lowe	2024–2025	13	259	27	1
46	Rahsaan Vaughn	2011–2012	11	259	21	2
47	Jamere Holland	2008–2009	12	252	17	2
48	Aaron Pflugrad	2007–2008	15	247	23	1
49	Will Murphy	2010–2012	12	240	24	1
50	D.J. Davis	2009	10	233	23	2
51	Derrick Jones	2006–2007	8	208	20	2
52	Josh Delgado	2019–2022	14	195	15	0
53	Messiah Hampton	2026	5	161	18	2
54	Seven McGee	2021–2022	15	151	18	0
55	Justin Hoffman	2010–2011	8	148	13	0
56	Kyle Weatherspoon	2004–2006	9	123	13	1
57	B.J. Kelley	2012–2013	6	116	7	2
58	Daewood Davis	2018–2019	8	102	10	1
59	Kyler Kasper	2022–2025	6	77	6	0
60	Eric Dungy	2011–2012	6	75	7	1
61	Kirk Merritt	2015	5	61	5	0
62	Cooper Perry	2025	6	25	10	0
63	Johnathan Loyd	2014	6	19	4	1

Also at Oregon: 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.