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2025 NFL Receiving Leaders

Updated June 20, 2026 by Rishabh Prabhu. SnapStats is an independent football research project and is not affiliated with the NFL.

2025 NFL Receiving Leaders ranks the top players from the 2025 regular season using a crawlable SnapStats table. The goal is to give search visitors a fast stat snapshot and a clear path into deeper player research.

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2025 Regular Season Leaders

2025 NFL Receiving Leaders leaderboard
RankPlayerTeamPosGamesTargetsRecRec YdsRec TDY/R
1 Jaxon Smith-Njigba SEA WR 17 163 119 1,793 10 15.1
2 Puka Nacua LAR WR 16 166 129 1,715 10 13.3
3 George Pickens DAL WR 17 137 93 1,429 9 15.4
4 Ja'Marr Chase CIN WR 16 185 125 1,412 8 11.3
5 Amon-Ra St. Brown DET WR 17 172 117 1,401 11 12.0
6 Trey McBride ARI TE 17 169 126 1,239 11 9.8
7 Zay Flowers BAL WR 17 118 86 1,211 5 14.1
8 Chris Olave NO WR 16 156 100 1,163 9 11.6
9 Nico Collins HOU WR 15 120 71 1,117 6 15.7
10 Jameson Williams DET WR 17 102 65 1,117 7 17.2
11 CeeDee Lamb DAL WR 14 117 75 1,077 3 14.4
12 Justin Jefferson MIN WR 17 141 84 1,048 2 12.5
13 Courtland Sutton DEN WR 17 124 74 1,017 7 13.7
14 Wan'Dale Robinson NYG WR 16 140 92 1,014 4 11.0
15 Tetairoa McMillan CAR WR 17 122 70 1,014 7 14.5
16 Stefon Diggs NE WR 17 102 85 1,013 4 11.9
17 DeVonta Smith PHI WR 17 113 77 1,008 4 13.1
18 Michael Wilson ARI WR 17 126 78 1,006 7 12.9
19 A.J. Brown PHI WR 15 121 78 1,003 7 12.9
20 Alec Pierce IND WR 15 84 47 1,003 6 21.3
21 Emeka Egbuka TB WR 17 127 63 938 6 14.9
22 Kyle Pitts Sr. ATL TE 17 118 88 928 5 10.5
23 Christian McCaffrey SF RB 17 129 102 924 7 9.1
24 Drake London ATL WR 12 112 68 919 7 13.5
25 Jaylen Waddle MIA WR 16 100 64 910 6 14.2

Generated at build time from ESPN public athlete season statistics for the 2025 regular season. Fantasy pages use SnapStats default PPR scoring.

How To Read This Leaderboard

This page ranks players by the main 2025 production stat for the leaderboard and adds related context columns so the totals are easier to evaluate.

A leaderboard is a starting point, not the whole answer. Games played, team environment, injuries, role changes, and scoring format can all change how useful a player is for a specific fantasy or football research question.

Good Follow-Up Questions

Football stat leaders are more useful when the surrounding role is clear. Volume, efficiency, and team context should be read together before treating one leaderboard as a final ranking.