Top 16 NFL Wide Receivers of All Time

Leather-helmet pioneers, dynasty-era showmen and today's record-breaking speedsters line up for the ultimate positional showdown. Where do you stand?

1. 1
   Michael Irvin

   The Playmaker who fueled the Cowboys' 1990s Super Bowl dynasty.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Randy Moss

   A dominant deep threat whose leaping catches redefined the position.
   953pts
3. 3
   Terrell Owens

   A physical, explosive receiver and one of the most productive of his era.
   867pts
4. 4
   Calvin Johnson

   Megatron combined size, speed and hands into an unstoppable force.
   771pts
5. 5
   Steve Largent

   A Hall of Fame Seahawks receiver who set early career records.
   771pts
6. 6
   Larry Fitzgerald

   A model of consistency and sure hands over a long Cardinals career.
   680pts
7. 7
   Tim Brown

   A versatile Raiders star who excelled as receiver and returner.
   600pts
8. 8
   Tyreek Hill

   A game-breaking speedster whose acceleration terrifies defenses.
   600pts
9. 9
   Don Hutson

   The 1930s-40s Packers pioneer who invented modern receiving.
   507pts
10. 10
    Davante Adams

    One of the best route-runners of the modern era with elite footwork.
    507pts
11. 11
    Cris Carter

    A red-zone master famous for his acrobatic touchdown catches.
    400pts
12. 12
    Reggie Wayne

    A dependable, polished receiver and key Colts championship contributor.
    273pts
13. 13
    Julio Jones

    A big, fast, elite-athlete receiver at his peak with the Falcons.
    273pts
14. 14
    Antonio Brown

    A route-running technician who dominated in his Steelers prime.
    273pts
15. 15
    Justin Jefferson

    A young superstar setting receiving records at a historic early pace.
    273pts
16. 16
    Lance Alworth

    Bambi, the graceful AFL great who was the first receiver in the Hall of Fame from that league.
    120pts