Most Career Receiving Yards by an Indianapolis Colts Player

Few franchises can rival the Indianapolis Colts when it comes to elite receivers stacking up jaw-dropping numbers. From the Peyton Manning era’s dynamic duo of Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne to vintage stars like Raymond Berry and Lenny Moore, this list showcases decades of excellence. Whether it was sure-handed tight ends or blazing wideouts, the Colts’ passing attack has always been a force to be reckoned with.

TOP 10 LIST

10. Roger Carr – 4,770 Yards
Carr was a dangerous deep threat in the 1970s, routinely stretching defenses with his speed. His nearly 5,000 yards remain an impressive mark from a different era of football.

9. Dallas Clark – 4,887 Yards
A critical piece of the Colts’ championship teams, Clark was one of the NFL’s most versatile tight ends. He tormented linebackers and safeties with reliable hands and smooth routes.

8. John Mackey – 5,126 Yards
A Hall of Famer, Mackey revolutionized the tight end position with his athleticism. His contributions helped pave the way for modern receiving tight ends.

7. Bill Brooks – 5,818 Yards
Brooks was a steady presence in the Colts’ offense throughout the 1980s and early 90s. He posted multiple strong seasons and remains high on the all-time leaderboard.

6. Jimmy Orr – 5,859 Yards
Orr brought big-play ability to the Colts’ passing game, showcasing sure hands and sharp routes. His career production still holds up decades later.

5. Lenny Moore – 6,039 Yards
Though Moore split time between running back and receiver, he piled up over 6,000 receiving yards. His versatility made him one of the greatest weapons of his era.

4. Raymond Berry – 9,275 Yards
A Hall of Famer and Johnny Unitas’ favorite target, Berry dominated defenses with precision and toughness. His record stood for years as the gold standard in Colts history.

3. T.Y. Hilton – 9,691 Yards
Hilton’s speed and route-running made him Andrew Luck’s go-to weapon. His knack for explosive plays lifted the Colts’ offense into the modern era.

2. Reggie Wayne – 14,345 Yards
Wayne was the ultimate technician, combining elite footwork with clutch performances. His chemistry with Peyton Manning was one of the most prolific partnerships the league has ever seen.

1. Marvin Harrison – 14,580 Yards
Harrison redefined consistency and production, posting eight straight 1,000-yard seasons. His record total cements him as the greatest receiver in franchise history.

Ranking the 10 all-time career receiving yard leaders in Indianapolis Colts history

Top 50 Career Receiving Yards Performances in Colts History

This list includes every Colts player to surpass 1,350 receiving yards with the franchise — including Hall of Fame legends like Marvin Harrison and modern stars like T.Y. Hilton and Michael Pittman Jr. From the days of Unitas to the peak of Manning, these receivers made history.

The Colts’ receiving legacy is a testament to generations of superstars who blended talent, toughness, and longevity. Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne’s astronomical totals will be tough to match, but future Colts receivers will forever chase the bar these legends set. As the game evolves, these names remain synonymous with excellence in Indianapolis.

FAQ SECTION

Who holds the Colts record for most career receiving yards?
Marvin Harrison holds the record with 14,580 career receiving yards.

Which tight ends appear in the top 10?
John Mackey and Dallas Clark both made the list, highlighting the Colts’ tradition of dominant tight end play.

Are any Hall of Famers included?
Yes—Raymond Berry, John Mackey, Lenny Moore, and Marvin Harrison are all enshrined in Canton.

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