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Wes Welker

WR (retired)

Wes Welker: facts drawn from the play-by-play.

12-year career across SD, MIA, NE, DEN, STL. 9,924 career receiving yards. 5x Pro Bowler. The model slot WR.

Milestone

Career regular-season totals

StatTotal
Games174
Receptions904
Receiving Yards9,924
Receiving TDs50
Y/R10.98

He led the NFL in receptions in 3 different seasons (2007, 2009, 2011) — only Jerry Rice has more reception titles.

Rare

Most NFL reception titles

PlayerTitles
Jerry Rice6
Wes Welker3
Reggie Wayne2
Marvin Harrison2

6 straight 80+ catch seasons (2007-12) with NE — the Brady-Welker connection at its peak.

Trend

Welker NE peak

YearRecYdsTDs
20071121,1758
20081121,1653
20091231,3484
2010868487
20111221,5699
20121181,3546

Receptions by year

SeasonCatches
2007112
2008112
2009123
2011122
2012118

NE era: 7,459 yards in 6 years. DEN era (2013-14): 1,242 yards. Career arc was largely defined by NE.

Split

Welker career splits

StopYearsYds
MIA2004-061,112
NE2007-127,459
DEN2013-141,242
STL2015102

His SB XLVI (2011 NE) ended with the famous 'Welker drop' on the sideline.

Comparison

Welker SB history

YearTmResult
2007 (XLII)NEL vs NYG (Helmet Catch)
2011 (XLVI)NEL vs NYG (Welker drop)
2013 (XLVIII)DENL vs SEA 43-8

He went undrafted in 2004 — and built a HOF case from a UDFA contract.

Anomaly

Welker's UDFA-to-HOF arc

YearStatus
2004UDFA, signed by SD
2004Released, claimed by MIA
2007Traded to NE
2007-125 Pro Bowls in 6 years
2015Retired (concussions)

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