Let's Rank 'Em!: The Top 25 NFL Wide Receivers Entering Week Eight

David Carter by Contributor Written on October 29, 2009
CLEVELAND - OCTOBER 04: Chad Ochocinco #85 of the Cincinnati Bengals hauls in a one handed catch for a first quatrer touchdown against the Cleveland Browns during their game at Cleveland Browns Stadium on October 4, 2009 in Cleveland, Ohio.  (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) Jim McIsaac/Getty Images

I’ve heard many times from Chad Ochocinco that he is “back.” Well, now I’m definitely starting to believe him after watching the last Bengals game against the Bears. Say what you want about Chad. Sure, he might have a bit of a mouth off the field, but when he’s on the field, he’s actually backing it up. Only Andre Johnson has played a better game this year. Argue if you want but Andre Johnson, Chad Ochocinco, and the Giants’ Steve Smith might not be the greatest wide receivers in many people’s opinions, but they sure are playing like it this year. With that said, here’s my latest of the NFL’s top 25 wide receivers.



1. Andre Johnson (Texans): 38 receptions, 634 yards, 4 touchdowns


2. Chad Ochocinco (Bengals): 39 receptions, 573 yards, 5 touchdowns


3. Steve Smith (Giants): 45 receptions, 594 yards, 4 touchdowns


4. Hines Ward (Steelers): 42 receptions, 602 yards, 2 touchdowns


5. Reggie Wayne (Colts): 39 receptions, 542 yards, 5 touchdowns


6. Randy Moss (Patriots): 43 receptions, 565 yards, 4 touchdowns


7. Miles Austin (Cowboys): 21 receptions, 502 yards, 5 touchdowns


8. Vincent Jackson (Chargers): 29 receptions, 561 yards, 4 touchdowns


9. Sidney Rice (Vikings): 33 receptions, 545 yards, 2 touchdowns


10. Santonio Holmes (Steelers): 30 receptions, 497 yards, 1 touchdown


11. Marques Colston (Saints): 30 receptions, 466 yards, 5 touchdowns


12. Wes Welker (Patriots): 46 receptions, 484 yards, 4 touchdowns


13. Larry Fitzgerald (Cardinals): 41 receptions, 443 yards, 5 touchdowns


14. Donald Driver (Packers): 27 receptions, 479 yards, 3 touchdowns


15. Roddy White (Falcons): 33 receptions, 435 yards, 5 touchdowns


16. Mario Manningham (Giants): 28 receptions, 439 yards, 4 touchdowns


17. Santana Moss (Redskins): 28 receptions, 453 yards, 2 touchdowns


18. DeSean Jackson (Eagles): 21 receptions, 423 yards, 3 touchdowns


19. Nate Burleson (Seahawks): 32 receptions, 398 yards, 3 touchdowns


20. Torry Holt (Jaguars): 27 receptions, 407 yards


21. Mike Sims-Walker (Jaguars): 28 receptions, 398 yards, 3 touchdowns


22. Derrick Mason (Ravens): 26 receptions, 381 yards, 3 touchdowns


23. Anquan Boldin (Cardinals): 32 receptions, 381 yards, 1 touchdown


24. Devin Hester (Bears): 28 receptions, 373 yards, 3 touchdowns


25. Mike Wallace (Steelers): 21 receptions, 368 yards, 2 touchdowns

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