of the best wide receivers over time
though it helps having some very
good quarterbacks throwing to them
Reggie Williams is listed as the number
one receiver in yardage. Rome Odunze
who was the team that made it to
the national championship game
and now is with the Chicago Bears is
number two.
Denzel Boston who declared for the
NFL draft after the 2025 season is
listed number 16 however if it wasn't
the fact he missed a few games he
be higher. If he did come back for
another season and stayed healthy
he could move up to number four
if he had 1000 yards.
Jermaine Kearse who played with
the Seahawks among other NFL
teams is number three in yardage
however holds the record in touch-
downs with 29. It maybe difficult
however Denzel Boston had 20
touchdowns and he stayed could
move up though passing Kearse
might be difficult.
Dante Pettis is number four in
yardage however he and Odunze
are listed third with 24 touchdowns.
Mario Bailey who was on some
good Don James teams in the 90s
is 7th in yardage however number
two with 26 touchdowns.
Jayden Mickens is fifth in yardage
however third with 203 catches but
had only 12 touchdowns. Among
the receivers though he ran the ball
more than any with 32.
Jalen McMillan who was on the team
team with DeBoer when they went to
National Championship game losing
to Michigan after the 2023 season is
sixth in yardage. He missed about
half the games that season. Had he
played the full season Jalen may have
been number four behind Kearse.
Mario Bailey was the Huskies best
receiver in most categories until
the 21st century when the guys
above him came on the scene. He
played between 1988 and 1991.
Jerome Pathon was next at eight
and.he was the next best receiver
to finish the 21st century. He had
six less catches then Bailey and
30 yards. The biggest difference
was Bailey had 26 touchdowns
while Pathon had 16.
These are the Huskies top right
receivers as far as catches,
yardage and touchdowns. Go
Dawgs!
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