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The 'NFL yearly receiving leaders' quiz

Created on November 16, 2025 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 59 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

Happy 47th birthday to six-time Pro Bowler, 2010 NFL first-team All-Pro and Super Bowl XLI champion, Reggie Wayne!

Wayne was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the first round of the 2001 NFL Draft to pair with Marvin Harrison as wide receiving options for Peyton Manning. The former Miami Hurricane played all 14 seasons of his career in Indianapolis, and by the time he retired he trailed only Harrison in receptions, receiving yards and touchdown catches.

Wayne was incredibly consistent in his NFL tenure, reaching the 1,000-receiving-yard milestone in seven-straight seasons from 2004-2010 and catching multiple touchdowns every season following his rookie year.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Wayne led the entire NFL with 1,510 receiving yards in 2007. With that being said, can you name the NFL’s receiving-yards leaders for every season in the Super Bowl Era?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Yards / Jersey # | Created on November 16, 2025 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 59 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

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2024 / CIN / 1,708 / #1

2023 / MIA / 1,799 / #10

2022 / MIN / 1,809 / #18

2021 / LAR / 1,947 / #10

2020 / BUF / 1,535 / #14

2019 / NO / 1,725 / #13

2018 / ATL / 1,677 / #11

2017 / PIT / 1,533 / #84

2016 / IND / 1,448 / #13

2015 / ATL / 1,871 / #11

2014 / PIT / 1,698 / #84

2013 / CLE / 1,646 / #12

2012 / DET / 1,964 / #81

2011 / DET / 1,681 / #81

2010 / DEN / 1,448 / #84

2009 / HOU / 1,569 / #80

2008 / HOU / 1,575 / #80

2007 / IND / 1,510 / #87

2006 / CIN / 1,369 / #85

2005 / CAR / 1,563 / #89

2004 / CAR / 1,405 / #87

2003 / STL / 1,696 / #81

2002 / IND / 1,722 / #88

2001 / ARZ / 1,598 / #89

2000 / STL / 1,635 / #88

1999 / IND / 1,663 / #88

1998 / GB / 1,424 / #86

1997 / ARZ / 1,584 / #85

1996 / STL / 1,338 / #80

1995 / SF / 1,848 / #80

1994 / SF / 1,499 / #80

1993 / SF / 1,503 / #80

1992 / GB / 1,461 / #84

1991 / DAL / 1,523 / #88

1990 / SF / 1,502 / #80

1989 / SF / 1,483 / #80

1988 / LARM / 1,414 / #80

1987 / STL / 1,117 / #84

1986 / SF / 1,570 / #80

1985 / SEA / 1,287 / #80

1984 / STL / 1,555 / #81

1983 / PHI / 1,409 / #82

1982 / SD / 1,032 / #89

1981 / ATL / 1,358 / #84

1980 / SD / 1,340 / #83

1979 / SEA / 1,237 / #80

1978 / NYJ / 1,169 / #85

1977 / DAL / 870 / #88

1976 / BLC / 1,112 / #81

1975 / HOU / 1,063 / #00

1974 / OAK / 1,092 / #21

1973 / PHI / 1,116 / #17

1972 / PHI / 1,048 / #29

1971 / KC / 1,110 / #89

1970 / SF / 1,100 / #18

1969 / PHI / 1,116 / #29

1968 / PIT / 1,074 / #87

1967 / PHI / 1,265 / #18

1966 / DET / 1,266 / #25

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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