Texas A&M Football: Top 5 wide receivers of all time

5. Josh Reynolds

Perhaps the greatest junior college player to ever come through College Station, Reynolds never once made an All-SEC first team. Conclusion: not enough people saw him make plays like this.

In a period of quarterback uncertainty, Reynolds proved to be the safety net for the Aggie offense. In three seasons the San Antonio, Texas native caught passes from five different quarterbacks.

Reynolds was never the most targeted player in the offense, but he consistently produced when his number was called. No player with at least 100 receptions has a better yards per catch mark than number 11, who averaged 17 per catch.

Several receiving records belong to Reynolds, including seven consecutive games with a touchdown reception. He set a record for receptions in a single bowl game, catching 11 passes in the 2015 Music City Bowl. He would break his own record a year later, hauling in 12 passes against Kansas State in the Texas Bowl.