List of National Football League players with multiple 1,000-yard receiving seasons

This is a list of National Football League (NFL) players by 1,000-yard receiving seasons. This list includes all players who have amassed at least 7 of those.

Players with multiple 1,000-yard receiving seasons[edit]

Key
^	Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
*	Denotes player who is still active in the NFL

Through the 2022 season using StatMuse and Pro-Football-Reference.^[1]

Rank	Player	1,000-yard seasons	Total	Career yards	Team(s) by season
1	Jerry Rice^{^}	14	20	22,895	San Francisco 49ers (1985–2000) Oakland Raiders (2001–2004^{[lower-alpha 1]}) Seattle Seahawks (2004)
2	Randy Moss^{^}	10	14	15,292	Minnesota Vikings (1998–2004, 2010^{[lower-alpha 2]}) Oakland Raiders (2005–2006) New England Patriots (2007–2010) Tennessee Titans (2010) San Francisco 49ers (2012)
3	Tim Brown^{^}	9	17	14,934	L.A./Oakland Raiders (1988^{[lower-alpha 3]}–2003) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2004)
	Mike Evans^*		9	10,425	Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2014–present)
	Larry Fitzgerald		17	17,492	Arizona Cardinals (2004–2020)
	Terrell Owens^{^}		15	15,934	San Francisco 49ers (1996–2003) Philadelphia Eagles (2004–2005) Dallas Cowboys (2006–2008) Buffalo Bills (2009) Cincinnati Bengals (2010)
	Jimmy Smith		14	12,287	Dallas Cowboys (1992) Philadelphia Eagles (1994) Jacksonville Jaguars (1995–2005)
8	Isaac Bruce^{^}	8	16	15,208	Los Angeles / St. Louis Rams (1994^{[lower-alpha 4]}–2007) San Francisco 49ers (2008–2009)
	Cris Carter^{^}		16	13,899	Philadelphia Eagles (1987–1989) Minnesota Vikings (1990–2001) Miami Dolphins (2002)
	Marvin Harrison^{^}		13	14,580	Indianapolis Colts (1996–2008)
	Torry Holt		11	13,382	St. Louis Rams (1999–2008) Jacksonville Jaguars (2009)
	Steve Largent^{^}		14	13,089	Seattle Seahawks (1976–1989)
	Brandon Marshall		13	12,351	Denver Broncos (2006–2009) Miami Dolphins (2010–2011) Chicago Bears (2012–2014) New York Jets (2015–2016) New York Giants (2017) Seattle Seahawks (2018) New Orleans Saints (2018)
	Derrick Mason		15	12,061	Tennessee Oilers / Tennessee Titans (1997–2004) Baltimore Ravens (2005–2010) New York Jets (2011) Houston Texans (2011)
	Rod Smith		14	11,389	Denver Broncos (1994–2007)
	Steve Smith Sr.		16	14,731	Carolina Panthers (2001–2013) Baltimore Ravens (2014–2016)
	Reggie Wayne		14	14,345	Indianapolis Colts (2001–2014)
18	Lance Alworth^{^}	7	11	10,266	San Diego Chargers (1962–1970) Dallas Cowboys (1971–1972)
	Anquan Boldin		14	13,779	Arizona Cardinals (2003–2009) Baltimore Ravens (2010–2012) San Francisco 49ers (2013–2015) Detroit Lions (2016)
	Antonio Brown		12	12,291	Pittsburgh Steelers (2010–2018) New England Patriots (2019) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2020–2021)
	Donald Driver		14	10,137	Green Bay Packers (1999–2012)
	Henry Ellard		15	13,777	Los Angeles Rams (1983–1993) Washington Redskins (1994–1998^{[lower-alpha 5]}) New England Patriots (1998)
	Michael Irvin^{^}		12	11,904	Dallas Cowboys (1988–1999)
	Andre Johnson		14	14,185	Houston Texans (2003–2014) Indianapolis Colts (2015) Tennessee Titans (2016)
	Calvin Johnson^{^}		9	11,619	Detroit Lions (2007–2015)
	Chad Johnson		11	11,059	Cincinnati Bengals (2001–2010) New England Patriots (2011)
	Julio Jones^*		12	13,629	Atlanta Falcons (2011–2020) Tennessee Titans (2021) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2022–present)
	Travis Kelce^*		10	10,344	Kansas City Chiefs (2013–present)

Notes[edit]

↑ Rice was traded during the 2004 season; he played six games for the Raiders and eleven games for the Seahawks.
↑ Moss was traded during the 2010 season; he played four games for the Patriots and four for the Vikings. He was then released by the Vikings and was claimed on waivers by the Titans, with whom he played eight games.
↑ Between the 1988 and 1994 seasons, the Raiders were based in Los Angeles; the franchise relocated prior to the start of the 1995 season.
↑ In the 1994 season, Bruce's first, the Rams were based in Los Angeles; the franchise relocated prior to the start of the 1995 season; it returned in 2016.
↑ Ellard was released by the Redskins during the 1996 season and was claimed off waivers by the Patriots; he played in two games for the Redskins and five for the Patriots.

References[edit]

↑ "Which Player Has The Most 1000 Yard Receiving Seasons". StatMuse. Retrieved 15 February 2023.

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[2] Rice was traded during the 2004 season; he played six games for the Raiders and eleven games for the Seahawks.

[3] Moss was traded during the 2010 season; he played four games for the Patriots and four for the Vikings. He was then released by the Vikings and was claimed on waivers by the Titans, with whom he played eight games.

[4] Between the 1988 and 1994 seasons, the Raiders were based in Los Angeles; the franchise relocated prior to the start of the 1995 season.

[5] In the 1994 season, Bruce's first, the Rams were based in Los Angeles; the franchise relocated prior to the start of the 1995 season; it returned in 2016.

[6] Ellard was released by the Redskins during the 1996 season and was claimed off waivers by the Patriots; he played in two games for the Redskins and five for the Patriots.

[1] "Which Player Has The Most 1000 Yard Receiving Seasons". StatMuse. Retrieved 15 February 2023.

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List of National Football League players with multiple 1,000-yard receiving seasons

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