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Texas A&M's best wide receivers since 2004

Ryan Swope leads with 3,117 receiving yards in 47 games at Texas A&M; Jeff Fuller had 3,092.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Texas A&M 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

66 wide receivers with 5+ games at Texas A&Mreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Ryan Swope	2009–2012	47	3,117	252	24
2	Jeff Fuller	2008–2011	46	3,092	233	34
3	Christian Kirk	2015–2017	39	2,856	234	26
4	Josh Reynolds	2014–2016	38	2,788	164	30
5	Mike Evans	2012–2013	26	2,499	151	17
6	Ainias Smith	2019–2023	49	2,407	180	19
7	EZ Nwachukwu	2009–2012	50	2,239	152	19
8	Jhamon Ausbon	2017–2019	34	1,818	147	8
9	Malcome Kennedy	2011–2014	36	1,694	150	15
10	Ricky Seals-Jones	2013–2016	34	1,442	123	10
11	Jason Carter	2004–2005	23	1,295	90	6
12	Martellus Bennett	2005–2007	32	1,246	105	10
13	Quartney Davis	2018–2019	23	1,201	99	11
14	Moose Muhammad III	2021–2024	28	1,163	81	12
15	Evan Stewart	2022–2023	18	1,163	91	6
16	Mario Craver	2025–2026	18	1,158	83	6
17	Speedy Noil	2014–2016	30	1,134	88	9
18	Kerry Franks	2004–2007	32	1,091	59	4
19	Chad Schroeder	2004–2006	25	1,082	63	11
20	Noah Thomas	2022–2024	26	984	73	15
21	Jahdae Walker	2023–2024	19	935	64	4
22	Damion Ratley	2015–2017	21	920	47	8
23	KC Concepcion	2025	13	919	61	9
24	Derel Walker	2012–2013	18	903	59	5
25	Camron Buckley	2017–2019	29	877	62	4
26	Jamie McCoy	2006–2009	26	867	78	7
27	Earvin Taylor	2004–2007	30	792	69	5
28	Kendrick Rogers	2017–2019	23	786	68	7
29	Howard Morrow	2005–2009	25	772	66	4
30	Terrence Murphy	2004	11	721	56	3
31	Kenric McNeal	2009–2012	31	665	56	5
32	Edward Pope	2013–2016	24	658	51	4
33	Travis Labhart	2013	11	626	51	8
34	Chase Lane	2019–2022	20	617	48	2
35	Ashton Bethel-Roman	2024–2026	16	603	35	6
36	DeQawn Mobley	2004–2005	17	546	35	3
37	L'Tydrick Riley	2004–2006	20	523	43	1
38	Terry Bussey	2024–2026	27	503	42	1
39	Brandal Jackson	2009–2011	16	492	32	1
40	Pierre Brown	2005–2008	27	482	45	0
41	Jalen Preston	2018–2022	25	468	35	4
42	Sabian Holmes	2012–2015	21	460	38	3
43	Jeremy Tabuyo	2013–2016	20	454	35	5
44	Terrence McCoy	2007–2010	19	441	41	3
45	Joey Thomas	2004–2007	23	426	35	4
46	Caleb Chapman	2019–2021	10	413	28	3
47	Jabre Barber	2024	11	381	38	2
48	Thomas Johnson	2012	9	339	30	1
49	Boone Niederhofer	2014–2016	12	327	35	1
50	Hezekiah Jones	2017–2020	12	325	35	0
51	LaQuvionte Gonzalez	2013–2014	14	317	26	2
52	Nehemiah Hicks	2010–2013	23	313	32	1
53	Isaiah Horton	2026	7	280	20	3
54	Cyrus Allen	2024	8	269	18	1
55	Roshauud Paul	2017–2019	24	268	23	0
56	Demond Demas	2021	8	235	15	1
57	TK Norman	2025–2026	6	218	14	0
58	Hutson Prioleau	2010–2011	16	193	23	2
59	LeKendrick Williams	2012–2013	6	170	7	2
60	Michael Lamothe	2010–2012	15	168	22	5
61	Boone Stutz	2004–2005	9	168	13	2
62	Yulkeith Brown	2021–2022	6	112	6	1
63	Terrence Thomas	2004	10	103	13	0
64	Jamal Jeffery	2014–2016	6	85	10	0
65	Frank Iheanacho	2014–2016	7	71	8	0
66	Kelshaun Johnson	2025–2026	5	61	8	0

Also at Texas A&M: 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.