2025 NFL Player Leaders
2023 NFL Receiving Leaders
2023 WR Yards Per Catch Leaders
1. Chris Moore (TEN) — 19.3 yds/catch, 2. Brandon Aiyuk (SF) — 17.8 yds/catch, 3. George Pickens (PIT) — 17.5 yds/catch, 4. Noah Brown (HOU) — 17.2 yds/catch, 5. Amari Cooper (CLE) — 17.2 yds/catch, 6. Marvin Mims (DEN) — 17.1 yds/catch, 7. DK Metcalf (SEA) — 16.9 yds/catch, 8. Gabe Davis (BUF) — 16.6 yds/catch, 9. Jalin Hyatt (NYG) — 16.2 yds/catch, 10. Alec Pierce (IND) — 16.1 yds/catch.
2023 40+ Yard Catches Leaders
1. Amari Cooper (CLE) — 8 catches, 2. Rashid Shaheed (NO) — 7 catches, 3. Deebo Samuel (SF) — 6 catches, 4. George Pickens (PIT) — 6 catches, 5. Jerry Jeudy (DEN) — 5 catches, 6. Zay Flowers (BAL) — 5 catches, 7. Nico Collins (HOU) — 5 catches, 8. Ja'Marr Chase (CIN) — 4 catches, 9. DeAndre Hopkins (TEN) — 4 catches, 10. CeeDee Lamb (DAL) — 4 catches.
2023 20+ Yard Catches Leaders
1. Puka Nacua (LAR) — 30 catches, 2. CeeDee Lamb (DAL) — 30 catches, 3. Brandon Aiyuk (SF) — 30 catches, 4. Nico Collins (HOU) — 28 catches, 5. Jermar Jefferson (DET) — 25 catches, 6. George Pickens (PIT) — 22 catches, 7. George Kittle (SF) — 21 catches, 8. Amari Cooper (CLE) — 21 catches, 9. Josh Reynolds (DET) — 20 catches, 10. Kazmeir Allen (WSH) — 19 catches.
Full interactive 2023 receiving leaders for every player load below, updated from official play-by-play. See other seasons: 2025, 2024.
Players-only leaderboards — the leaders in yards per catch, yards per rush, red-zone work, explosive plays, and special-teams returns. Ranked, not per-game noise. See team stats →
Built from nflverse play-by-play. Yards-per-catch and yards-per-rush leaders use a minimum-volume filter so small samples don't top the list. Red-zone = inside the 20.