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Tennessee's best wide receivers since 2004

Jauan Jennings leads with 2,153 receiving yards in 48 games at Tennessee; Robert Meachem had 2,140.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Tennessee 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 Tennesseereceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Jauan Jennings	2015–2019	48	2,153	146	18
2	Robert Meachem	2004–2006	34	2,140	125	17
3	Denarius Moore	2007–2010	42	2,004	112	18
4	Justin Hunter	2010–2012	24	1,812	106	18
5	Jalin Hyatt	2020–2022	29	1,769	108	19
6	Gerald Jones	2007–2010	40	1,709	142	13
7	Squirrel White	2022–2024	32	1,665	131	6
8	Marquez Callaway	2016–2019	35	1,646	92	13
9	Cedric Tillman	2018–2022	24	1,622	109	17
10	Josh Malone	2014–2016	32	1,608	104	14
11	Joshua Palmer	2017–2020	42	1,514	99	7
12	Jayson Swain	2004–2006	34	1,456	105	10
13	Ramel Keyton	2019–2023	34	1,456	86	11
14	Lucas Taylor	2005–2008	42	1,433	113	6
15	Mike Matthews	2024–2026	24	1,384	89	9
16	Bru McCoy	2022–2024	29	1,356	108	7
17	Chris Brazzell II	2024–2025	24	1,350	91	11
18	Da'Rick Rogers	2010–2011	23	1,207	78	11
19	Velus Jones Jr.	2020–2021	23	1,087	84	10
20	Braylon Staley	2024–2026	22	1,061	97	8
21	Mychal Rivera	2010–2012	29	1,018	76	6
22	Brandon Johnson	2016–2020	30	969	79	1
23	Bret Smith	2004–2006	30	967	78	13
24	Luke Stocker	2007–2010	36	956	85	8
25	Zach Rogers	2009–2012	34	906	63	9
26	Austin Rogers	2005–2008	27	891	76	4
27	Dont'e Thornton Jr.	2023–2024	17	885	39	7
28	Marquez North	2013–2015	23	874	74	5
29	Josh Briscoe	2005–2008	28	866	79	8
30	Jason Croom	2013–2016	26	816	60	6
31	Von Pearson	2014–2015	23	802	76	8
32	Cordarrelle Patterson	2012	12	778	46	5
33	Josh Walker Smith	2013–2017	35	764	63	5
34	Chris Brown	2004–2007	37	721	90	8
35	CJ Fayton	2004–2005	17	651	48	5
36	Alton Howard	2014–2015	15	626	55	1
37	Chris Hannon	2004–2005	20	498	45	5
38	Quintin Hancock	2006–2009	21	492	45	5
39	Alton Howard	2012–2013	20	442	57	4
40	Johnathon Johnson	2013–2015	19	422	33	2
41	JaVonta Payton	2021	11	413	18	6
42	Brad Cottam	2004–2007	14	341	21	1
43	Tyler Byrd	2016–2019	22	322	24	3
44	Cory Anderson	2004–2006	21	315	34	2
45	Chas Nimrod	2023–2024	13	315	29	1
46	Preston Williams	2015–2016	7	247	16	2
47	DeAnthony Arnett	2011	7	242	24	2
48	Radarious Jackson	2025–2026	13	229	20	0
49	Kaleb Webb	2023–2024	12	214	22	1
50	Vincent Dallas	2011–2013	15	200	14	1
51	Jeff George	2016–2017	8	200	10	1
52	Kevin Cooper	2008–2010	16	195	26	1
53	Jacob Carter	2012–2014	17	185	13	1
54	Walker Merrill	2021–2022	7	168	13	3
55	Jordan Murphy	2017–2018	8	167	12	1
56	Ben Bartholomew	2011–2012	15	156	17	1
57	Marsalis Teague	2009–2012	7	147	13	2
58	Brandon Warren	2008–2009	10	139	17	2
59	Jimmy Calloway	2020–2022	6	124	9	1
60	Jimmy Holiday	2020–2022	15	111	7	1
61	Travis Smith Jr.	2025–2026	5	56	6	0

Also at Tennessee: 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.