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Texas's best wide receivers since 2004

Jordan Shipley leads with 3,191 receiving yards in 48 games at Texas; Xavier Worthy had 2,755.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Texas 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

65 wide receivers with 5+ games at Texasreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Jordan Shipley	2006–2009	48	3,191	248	33
2	Xavier Worthy	2021–2023	39	2,755	197	26
3	Mike Davis	2010–2013	45	2,753	200	18
4	Collin Johnson	2016–2019	42	2,624	188	15
5	Quan Cosby	2005–2008	48	2,598	212	19
6	Jaxon Shipley	2011–2014	48	2,510	218	11
7	Devin Duvernay	2016–2019	45	2,468	176	16
8	Limas Sweed	2004–2007	40	1,915	124	20
9	Jordan Whittington	2019–2023	39	1,757	141	5
10	Lil'Jordan Humphrey	2016–2018	28	1,622	125	10
11	Ryan Wingo	2024–2026	33	1,602	107	12
12	James Kirkendoll	2008–2010	33	1,389	121	9
13	Marquise Goodwin	2009–2012	46	1,364	120	7
14	Billy Pittman	2005–2007	27	1,283	80	9
15	John Harris	2011–2014	21	1,241	77	10
16	Malcolm Williams	2008–2010	34	1,188	80	7
17	Nate Jones	2004–2007	32	1,088	99	9
18	Armanti Foreman	2014–2017	34	1,070	86	11
19	David Thomas	2004–2005	23	1,043	75	10
20	Brennan Eagles	2018–2020	22	1,026	61	11
21	DeAndre Moore Jr.	2023–2025	24	988	77	11
22	Matthew Golden	2024	16	987	58	9
23	Jermichael Finley	2006–2007	22	947	76	5
24	John Burt	2015–2019	29	896	63	5
25	Daje Johnson	2012–2015	37	873	85	3
26	Adonai Mitchell	2023	14	845	55	11
27	Marcus Johnson	2013–2015	28	793	61	4
28	Joshua Moore	2018–2021	20	790	61	13
29	Emmett Mosley V	2025–2026	15	700	47	3
30	Jake Smith	2019–2020	15	568	48	9
31	Dorian Leonard	2014–2017	20	551	48	3
32	Jerrod Heard	2015–2018	41	540	58	4
33	Isaiah Bond	2024	13	540	34	5
34	Dan Buckner	2008–2009	18	526	50	6
35	Parker Livingstone	2025	12	516	29	6
36	Jacorey Warrick	2014–2016	20	489	46	3
37	Lorenzo Joe	2014–2017	23	457	35	2
38	Tony Jeffery	2004	12	437	33	3
39	Brandon Collins	2008	12	430	35	3
40	Reggie Hemphill-Mapps	2017	12	402	37	0
41	Kendall Sanders	2012–2013	13	376	39	1
42	Marcus Washington	2019–2021	12	366	25	3
43	Jake Oliver	2016	12	358	33	0
44	Bo Scaife	2004	10	348	26	2
45	Cam Coleman	2026	6	336	20	6
46	D.J. Grant	2011–2012	17	305	30	5
47	Blaine Irby	2007–2011	11	281	23	5
48	Brian Carter	2004–2005	9	279	19	0
49	Johntay Cook II	2023–2024	11	273	16	2
50	Silas Bolden	2024	14	267	23	1
51	Tarik Black	2020	6	240	10	1
52	Casey Cain	2022–2023	6	214	9	0
53	Moochie Dixon	2020–2021	7	176	12	1
54	Brenden Schooler	2020–2021	7	140	12	2
55	Jermaine Bishop Jr.	2026	6	120	10	1
56	Greg Smith	2008–2010	13	112	17	1
57	DeSean Hales	2009–2011	7	87	13	0
58	Ryan Niblett	2024–2026	26	84	11	0
59	Kai Money	2020–2021	6	83	11	1
60	Daylan McCutcheon	2025	6	74	7	0
61	Darius White	2010–2011	6	71	6	1
62	Al'vonte Woodard	2019–2020	5	62	7	0
63	Barrett Matthews	2010–2012	9	59	13	2
64	Ryan Roberson	2010–2012	15	45	10	1
65	Ryan Newsome	2015	5	28	5	0

Also at Texas: 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.