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West Virginia's best wide receivers since 2004

Tavon Austin leads with 3,413 receiving yards in 52 games at West Virginia; Stedman Bailey had 3,218.

Every wide receiver with 5 or more games at West Virginia 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

67 wide receivers with 5+ games at West Virginiareceiving yards

#	player	seasons	games	receiving yards	receptions	receiving touchdowns
1	Tavon Austin	2009–2012	52	3,413	288	29
2	Stedman Bailey	2010–2012	35	3,218	210	41
3	Gary Jennings	2015–2018	45	2,294	168	17
4	Daikiel Shorts	2013–2016	44	2,263	177	14
5	Sam James	2018–2022	48	2,229	190	15
6	David Sills V	2015–2018	28	2,097	132	35
7	Jock Sanders	2007–2010	51	1,980	206	14
8	Kevin White	2013–2014	23	1,954	144	15
9	Shelton Gibson	2014–2016	30	1,898	84	17
10	Bryce Ford-Wheaton	2019–2022	38	1,867	143	15
11	Ka'Raun White	2015–2017	29	1,862	124	17
12	Darius Reynaud	2005–2007	38	1,550	133	19
13	Mario Alford	2013–2014	22	1,497	92	13
14	Marcus Simms	2016–2018	26	1,457	87	8
15	Jordan Thompson	2012–2015	43	1,367	116	2
16	Winston Wright	2019–2021	31	1,338	129	7
17	Hudson Clement	2023–2024	22	1,221	73	9
18	T.J. Simmons	2018–2020	26	1,197	86	9
19	Brandon Myles	2004–2006	29	1,196	76	13
20	Brad Starks	2008–2011	33	1,064	79	11
21	Alric Arnett	2008–2009	25	1,052	78	9
22	J.D. Woods	2010–2012	24	909	86	5
23	Sean Ryan	2019–2021	25	882	69	3
24	Chris Henry	2004	11	872	52	12
25	Ivan McCartney	2010–2013	26	861	71	4
26	Dorrell Jalloh	2005–2008	28	820	63	7
27	Traylon Ray	2023–2024	21	747	46	7
28	Jovon Durante	2015–2016	23	709	59	7
29	Kaden Prather	2021–2022	15	676	64	3
30	Isaiah Esdale	2019–2021	20	648	56	2
31	Rodney Gallagher III	2023–2025	35	605	64	3
32	Preston Fox	2021–2025	36	594	46	3
33	DJ Epps	2026	7	556	22	5
34	Cam Vaughn	2025	12	541	35	4
35	Wes Lyons	2006–2009	21	517	42	0
36	Devin Carter	2023	10	501	27	2
37	George Campbell	2019	8	469	19	7
38	Reese Smith	2020–2022	22	457	42	2
39	Tyler Urban	2008–2011	26	429	37	5
40	Ronald Carswell	2013	8	413	20	2
41	Devon Brown	2011	12	404	29	1
42	Jeff Weimer	2025	7	383	21	2
43	Jaden Bray	2024–2026	11	351	20	0
44	Tito Gonzales	2006–2008	15	349	20	1
45	Rayshawn Bolden	2004–2006	10	276	12	1
46	Will Johnson	2007–2010	19	249	25	4
47	Eddie Jackson	2004	8	246	18	0
48	Justin Robinson	2024	8	244	16	3
49	Ali Jennings	2019–2020	14	240	26	2
50	Willie Milhouse	2011	10	220	13	1
51	EJ Horton Jr.	2023	6	201	10	1
52	Devonte Mathis	2013–2016	11	186	17	0
53	Miquelle Henderson	2004	9	168	18	1
54	Cortez Braham Jr.	2022–2023	9	164	17	0
55	Dominique Maiden	2017–2018	8	143	11	1
56	Kj Myers	2012–2015	9	142	18	1
57	Jeremiah Aaron	2022–2023	10	132	13	1
58	John Neider	2026	6	123	8	0
59	Justin Smith-Brown	2025	6	117	7	0
60	Ryan Nehlen	2011–2012	8	101	12	2
61	Jeremy Bruce	2005–2006	11	98	8	0
62	Jarod Bowie	2025	8	82	9	0
63	Vernon Davis	2013–2014	11	71	7	0
64	Brandon Hogan	2007–2010	26	67	12	0
65	Ric'Darious Farmer	2024	7	54	6	0
66	Graeson Malashevich	2020–2021	6	30	1	0
67	Jarel Williams	2023–2025	6	17	1	0

Also at West Virginia: 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.