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Washington's best wide receivers since 2004

Rome Odunze leads with 3,272 receiving yards in 38 games at Washington; Jermaine Kearse had 2,871.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at Washington 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

57 wide receivers with 5+ games at Washingtonreceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Rome Odunze	2020–2023	38	3,272	214	24
2	Jermaine Kearse	2008–2011	48	2,871	180	29
3	Dante Pettis	2014–2017	52	2,256	163	24
4	Jaydon Mickens	2012–2015	53	2,187	203	12
5	Jalen McMillan	2020–2023	33	2,143	164	17
6	Aaron Fuller	2016–2019	45	2,051	159	13
7	Ja'Lynn Polk	2021–2023	29	1,967	115	16
8	Anthony Russo	2004–2007	46	1,944	122	9
9	Kasen Williams	2011–2014	42	1,915	162	15
10	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	2011–2013	38	1,840	146	21
11	Devin Aguilar	2008–2011	42	1,802	131	13
12	Denzel Boston	2022–2025	31	1,781	132	20
13	John Ross	2013–2016	40	1,729	114	22
14	Sonny Shackelford	2004–2006	31	1,556	112	10
15	D'Andre Goodwin	2007–2010	37	1,478	124	5
16	Giles Jackson	2021–2024	43	1,414	135	9
17	Andre Baccellia	2016–2019	38	1,183	107	5
18	Kevin Smith	2010–2013	39	1,059	72	4
19	Dezmen Roebuck	2025–2026	20	1,044	90	10
20	Chico McClatcher	2015–2019	42	1,016	71	7
21	Craig Chambers	2004–2005	15	981	50	8
22	Marcel Reece	2006–2007	17	951	47	9
23	Terrell Bynum	2019–2021	19	934	65	6
24	James Johnson	2009–2011	21	791	68	7
25	Ty Jones	2017–2020	21	702	44	6
26	Taj Davis	2021–2022	19	606	47	4
27	Chris Lawson	2025–2026	14	598	42	2
28	Cody Ellis	2004–2007	22	590	36	3
29	Rashid Williams	2023–2026	16	507	37	4
30	Corey Williams	2004–2007	17	503	41	1
31	Jeremiah Hunter	2024	12	490	36	1
32	Brayden Dickey	2014–2017	20	452	42	3
33	DiAndre Campbell	2011–2014	24	440	45	3
34	Germie Bernard	2023	13	419	34	2
35	Michael Gottlieb	2006–2008	17	411	31	1
36	Marvin Hall	2012–2015	27	409	25	1
37	Quinten Pounds	2016–2018	16	407	24	3
38	Quintin Daniels	2004–2007	15	353	27	4
39	Kavario Middleton	2008–2009	16	339	38	3
40	Robert Lewis	2004–2007	18	325	31	1
41	Puka Nacua	2019–2020	6	319	16	3
42	Johnie Kirton	2005–2007	19	266	28	4
43	Damore'ea Stringfellow	2013	7	259	20	1
44	Kendyl Taylor	2012–2014	21	256	32	3
45	Omari Evans	2025	7	254	17	1
46	Charles Frederick	2004	5	253	17	1
47	Cody Bruns	2008–2012	27	245	23	2
48	Raiden Vines-Bright	2025	12	238	24	1
49	Bobby Whithorne	2004	8	215	18	0
50	Joe Toledo	2004	9	202	19	2
51	Johri Fogerson	2009–2011	11	194	18	1
52	Jordan Polk	2008–2010	17	191	16	0
53	Isaiah Renfro	2015	8	178	13	0
54	Charles Hawkins Jr.	2008	6	118	10	0
55	Audric Harris	2024–2025	6	116	7	1
56	Jordan Chin	2018–2020	5	116	5	2
57	Keith Reynolds	2024	10	35	5	0

Also at Washington: 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.