Top 10 All Time New Orleans Saints Lists – Most Touchdown Receptions in a Career

Player Touchdowns Years
Marques Colston☨ 72 2006-2015
Jimmy Graham 51 2010-2014
Joe Horn☨ 50 2000-2006
Eric Martin☨ 48 1985-1993
Lance Moore☨ 38 2006-2013
Danny Abramowicz☨ 37 1967-1973
Michael Thomas 36 2016-2023
Henry Childs☨ 27 1974-1980
Quinn Early 25 1991-1995
Robert Meachem 25 2007-11,2013-14
Donte Stallworth 23 2002-2005
Hoby Brenner☨ 21 1981-1993
Devery Henderson 20 2004-2012
Brandin Cooks 20 2014-2016
Dave Parks 16 1968-1972
Torrence Small 16 1992-1996
Darren Sproles 16 2011-2013
Wes Chandler 15 1978-1981
John Tice 15 1983-1992
Juwan Johnson 15 2020-2023
  • Bold Text – Currently Still Active on Team
  • ☨ – Member of New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame6
Joe Horn New Orleans Saints Receiver in 2000
Outspoken Saints Receiver Joe Horn
John Tice, Tight End of the New Orleans Saints
Saints Tight End John Tice
Phil
Phil

I've been following the Saints since a kid in the 70s watching the likes of Archie Manning and Tommy Myers.
We may not have as grandiose a history as some NFL teams, but there are scores of memories the New Orleans Saints have given to their fans and I have done my best to record them here at New Orleans Saints History.

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2 Comments

  1. Dave Whitsell – Saints defensive back wore number 23.
    The Saints acquired him in the 1967 expansion draft from the Chicago Bears.
    In 1967, Dave had 10 interceptions for the 14 game season.
    No other player in Saints history has had more in 14 games.
    The next year, he was cut from the team!
    Cutting Dave was one of the many blunders the organization made.
    Only after Tom Benson took over the Saints, did they have a great team. They did have great talent in the past, just not enough.
    I’ve been a Saints fan from “All Saints Day” in 1966!

    I enjoyed looking through your site. I did not see Doug Atkins card. Must have missed it.

  2. Well Thank You, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
    Yeah, the management of those early Saints team left a lot to be desired. John Mecom was the biggest fault they had.
    And I’m still looking for that Doug Atkins card! As soon as I get one it will be shared here!

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