Panthers all-time receiving leaders

Click through to see the top 10 Carolina Panthers franchise leaders in receiving yards entering the 2020 season.

Steve Smith is the all-time Carolina Panthers franchise leader with 12,197 career receiving yards from 2001-13.
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Steve Smith

Steve Smith is the all-time Carolina Panthers franchise leader with 12,197 career receiving yards from 2001-13.

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Muhsin Muhammad ranks second in franchise history with 9,255 career receiving yards.
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Muhsin Muhammad

Muhsin Muhammad ranks second in franchise history with 9,255 career receiving yards.

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Greg Olsen ranks third in franchise history with 6,463 career receiving yards.
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Greg Olsen

Greg Olsen ranks third in franchise history with 6,463 career receiving yards.

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Wesley Walls ranks fourth in franchise history with 3,902 receiving yards.
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Wesley Walls

Wesley Walls ranks fourth in franchise history with 3,902 receiving yards.

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Mark Carrier ranks fifth in franchise history with 2,547 receiving yards.
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Mark Carrier

Mark Carrier ranks fifth in franchise history with 2,547 receiving yards.

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Christian McCaffrey ranks sixth in franchise history with 2,523 receiving yards.
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Christian McCaffrey

Christian McCaffrey ranks sixth in franchise history with 2,523 receiving yards.

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Kelvin Benjamin ranks seventh in franchise history with 2,424 receiving yards.
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Kelvin Benjamin

Kelvin Benjamin ranks seventh in franchise history with 2,424 receiving yards.

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Brandon LaFell ranks eighth in franchise history with 2,385 receiving yards.
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Brandon LaFell

Brandon LaFell ranks eighth in franchise history with 2,385 receiving yards.

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Devin Funchess ranks ninth in franchise history with 2,233 receiving yards.
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Devin Funchess

Devin Funchess ranks ninth in franchise history with 2,233 receiving yards.

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Ted Ginn ranks 10th in franchise history with 2,047 receiving yards.
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Ted Ginn

Ted Ginn ranks 10th in franchise history with 2,047 receiving yards.

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