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USC's best wide receivers since 2004

Marqise Lee leads with 3,655 receiving yards in 36 games at USC; JuJu Smith-Schuster had 3,092.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at USC 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 USCreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Marqise Lee	2011–2013	36	3,655	248	29
2	JuJu Smith-Schuster	2014–2016	40	3,092	213	25
3	Dwayne Jarrett	2004–2006	37	2,938	205	40
4	Robert Woods	2010–2012	38	2,930	252	32
5	Tyler Vaughns	2017–2020	43	2,801	222	20
6	Steve Smith	2004–2006	33	2,647	170	18
7	Nelson Agholor	2012–2014	37	2,571	179	20
8	Michael Pittman Jr.	2016–2019	36	2,519	171	19
9	Tahj Washington	2021–2023	37	2,449	163	15
10	Amon-Ra St. Brown	2018–2020	30	2,270	178	16
11	Drake London	2019–2021	22	2,153	160	15
12	Makai Lemon	2023–2025	28	2,008	137	14
13	Deontay Burnett	2015–2017	32	1,897	152	16
14	Damian Williams	2008–2009	25	1,879	128	15
15	Ronald Johnson	2007–2010	41	1,750	138	20
16	Patrick Turner	2005–2008	40	1,731	136	17
17	Darreus Rogers	2013–2016	44	1,487	127	11
18	Brenden Rice	2022–2023	26	1,402	84	16
19	Fred Davis	2004–2007	33	1,380	115	13
20	Ja'Kobi Lane	2023–2025	28	1,363	99	18
21	Stanley Havili	2006–2010	47	1,290	116	12
22	Steven Mitchell Jr.	2014–2017	35	1,287	109	11
23	Kyle Ford	2019–2024	28	954	66	8
24	Mario Williams	2022–2023	22	936	69	7
25	Jordan Addison	2022	11	875	59	8
26	Zachariah Branch	2023–2024	24	823	78	3
27	Tanook Hines	2025–2026	18	756	49	6
28	Duce Robinson	2023–2024	17	747	39	7
29	Xavier Grimble	2011–2013	32	731	69	11
30	Anthony McCoy	2007–2009	21	731	46	3
31	David Ausberry	2007–2010	30	700	64	7
32	Dominique Byrd	2004–2005	19	675	65	3
33	Kyron Hudson	2021–2024	22	655	57	5
34	Gary Bryant Jr.	2020–2022	18	645	53	7
35	Vidal Hazelton	2006–2008	17	586	57	4
36	Chris McFoy	2004–2006	24	580	51	2
37	Brice Butler	2009–2011	25	554	41	3
38	Michael Jackson III	2021–2023	19	498	46	5
39	Rhett Ellison	2008–2011	26	471	53	6
40	David Kirtman	2004–2005	22	442	41	2
41	Kayden Dixon-Wyatt	2026	7	400	27	4
42	Zacharyus Williams	2025–2026	9	395	21	1
43	Brandon Carswell	2008–2011	24	386	40	2
44	George Farmer	2011–2014	15	363	30	4
45	Velus Jones Jr.	2017–2019	35	347	36	1
46	Jalen Greene	2015–2017	20	318	26	0
47	Dorian Singer	2023	11	289	24	3
48	Alex Holmes	2004	12	244	24	0
49	De'Quan Hampton	2015–2016	11	238	22	2
50	Bru McCoy	2020	6	236	21	2
51	Jason Mitchell	2004	7	226	13	2
52	Corey Simms	2025–2026	5	184	13	1
53	Blake Ayles	2008–2010	11	182	14	1
54	Jaden Richardson	2024–2025	9	167	13	1
55	Terrell Bynum	2022	6	159	16	1
56	De'Von Flournoy	2012–2013	6	156	10	0
57	Isaac Whitney	2015–2016	8	144	11	2
58	Trevon Sidney	2017–2018	7	139	10	0
59	Jordan Cameron	2010	9	126	16	1
60	Devon Williams	2018–2019	5	98	5	1
61	Travon Patterson	2006–2009	11	96	10	0
62	Ethan Feaster	2026	7	78	8	0
63	Jay Fair	2024–2025	6	78	9	1
64	Joseph Manjack IV	2021	5	67	7	0
65	Amir Carlisle	2011	5	41	7	1
66	K.D. Nixon	2021	8	35	3	1

Also at USC: 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.