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Receiving Yards (at start of 2015 NFL Season)
1 | Jerry Rice | 22,895 |
2 | Terrell Owens | 15,934 |
3 | Randy Moss | 15,292 |
4 | Isaac Bruce | 15,208 |
5 | Tony Gonzales | 15,127 |
6 | Tim Brown | 14,934 |
7 | Marvin Harrison | 14,580 |
8 | Reggie Wayne | 14,345 |
9 | James Lofton | 14,004 |
10 | Cris Carter | 13,899 |
11 | Henry Ellard | 13,777 |
12 | Andre Johnson | 13,597 |
13 | Torry Holt | 13,382 |
14 | Steve Smith | 13,262 |
15 | Andre Reed | 13,198 |
16 | Steve Largent | 13,089 |
17 | Irving Fryar | 12,785 |
18 | Art Monk | 12,721 |
19 | Anquan Boldin | 12,406 |
20 | Jimmy Smith | 12,287 |
Italics denotes Hall of Famers​
Bold - players active during 2014 season
Top 20 lists courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau
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2014 LEADER: Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Steelers (1,698 yards)
SINGLE-SEASON NFL RECORD: Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions (1,964 yards in 2012)