Top 10: Only 10 WRs Have 1,000 Yards; Who’s Next?
The Cowboys have only had 10 wide receivers in franchise history record 1,000-yard seasons. While no one on this roster has reached that plateau, who is next to join this exclusive list.
After recording 996 yards in 1967, Rentzel hit the mark in 1968, and came up just 31 yards shy of 1,000 in 1969.
After making the team as an undrafted free agent the previous year, Pearson exploded onto the scene in 1974 with just one of two 1,000-yard seasons in his career.
Sometimes overlooked, Hill still ranks third in franchise history with 7,988 receiving yards, sixth in catches with 489 and fifth in TD catches with 51.
His record of seven 1,000-yard receiving seasons could stand for quite some time in this new era of NFL and free agency. Don't forget, the "Playmaker" racked up all of those yards while Emmitt Smith was running his way to the NFL's all-time rushing record.
The first player in franchise history to record 1,000 receiving yards in his first season with the team, Ismail wasted little time in that 1999 season, winning the season opener in Washington with an overtime TD catch.
Reuniting with his former Patriots QB Drew Bledsoe put Glenn over the top in 2005, the first of two straight seasons for the dynamic speedster.
The only player in Cowboys history to record 1,000-yard seasons in every year of his career in Dallas. T.O. might've made headlines for other reasons, but his production on the field can't be ignored.
With 250 yards in one game, Austin got a great start on getting to 1,000 in 2009, and then followed it up in 2010, despite the Cowboys winning just six games.
The impressive part of Bryant's three-straight 1,000-yard seasons was the amount of TDs he hauled in during that span. From 2012-14, Dez also caught 41 scores, including a franchise-record 16 in 2014.
