Most Career Receiving Yards by a Jacksonville Jaguars Player

Though the Jaguars are a relatively young franchise, their receiving history includes some prolific names who put up big numbers. From Jimmy Smith’s massive career total to Marcedes Lewis redefining the tight end role, Jacksonville has seen a steady stream of standout pass-catchers. This top 10 list spotlights the playmakers who left their mark on Duval County.

TOP 10 LIST

10. Reggie Williams – 2,322 Yards
Williams flashed big-play ability during his time in Jacksonville. His contributions included some memorable touchdown grabs in the late 2000s.

9. Cecil Shorts – 2,343 Yards
Shorts became a reliable target and deep threat despite frequent quarterback changes. His speed and body control kept defenses honest.

8. Fred Taylor – 2,361 Yards
Better known for his rushing exploits, Taylor also contributed as a receiver out of the backfield. His versatility made him one of the best all-around backs of his era.

7. Kyle Brady – 2,500 Yards
A dependable tight end, Brady provided size and steady hands. He was a favorite security blanket for Jaguars quarterbacks in the 2000s.

6. Allen Hurns – 2,669 Yards
Hurns was part of a dynamic duo with Allen Robinson. His crisp routes and clutch catches fueled Jacksonville’s passing attack.

5. Allen Robinson – 2,848 Yards
Robinson broke out with a Pro Bowl season and was the go-to option in the red zone. His leaping ability and contested catches defined his Jaguars tenure.

4. Maurice Jones-Drew – 2,873 Yards
Another dual-threat back, MJD piled up nearly 3,000 receiving yards to go with his elite rushing production. Few defenders could match his quickness and power.

3. Marcedes Lewis – 4,502 Yards
A cornerstone at tight end for over a decade, Lewis combined blocking prowess with reliable production in the passing game. His longevity in Jacksonville is unmatched.

2. Keenan McCardell – 6,393 Yards
McCardell brought polish and professionalism, teaming up with Jimmy Smith for one of the NFL’s most underrated receiving tandems. His consistency was key to Jacksonville’s early success.

1. Jimmy Smith – 12,287 Yards
Smith towers above the rest with over 12,000 yards, making him the Jaguars’ all-time leader by a massive margin. His route-running and toughness made him nearly impossible to cover.

Ranking the 10 all-time career receiving yard leaders in Jacksonville Jaguars history

Top 50 Career Receiving Yards Performances in Jaguars History

This list includes every Jaguars player to cross 500 receiving yards with the franchise — from early stars like Jimmy Smith and Keenan McCardell to dual-threat backs like Maurice Jones-Drew. Whether stretching the field or moving the chains, these players built the team’s aerial identity.

While Jimmy Smith’s record is in a league of its own, the Jaguars have seen a diverse mix of stars at receiver, tight end, and running back. From the early days of McCardell and Smith to modern talents like Allen Robinson, these players helped define Jacksonville’s offensive identity. As new generations take the field, this list remains a testament to their impact.

FAQ SECTION

Who holds the Jaguars record for most career receiving yards?
Jimmy Smith holds the record with 12,287 career receiving yards.

Which tight end ranks highest in team history?
Marcedes Lewis tops all Jaguars tight ends with 4,502 yards.

Are any running backs featured in the top 10?
Yes—Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor both appear thanks to their receiving skills out of the backfield.

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