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Cole Beasley

WR (retired)

Cole Beasley: facts drawn from the play-by-play.

Undrafted out of SMU, he carved out an 11-year career: 5,936 receiving yards on 574 catches across DAL, BUF, and TB.

Milestone

Career regular-season totals

StatTotal
Games154
Targets805
Receptions574
Rec Yards5,936
Rec TDs34
Y/Rec10.3

His career split cleanly in two: 7 quiet years in Dallas, then he went to Buffalo in 2019 and immediately set career highs.

Trend

Beasley DAL vs BUF averages per season

StopYearsAvg RecAvg Yds
DAL2012-201847480
BUF2019-202181846

Receiving yards by season

SeasonYards
2014 DAL483
2016 DAL833
2018 DAL700
2019 BUF822
2020 BUF1024
2021 BUF693

2020 was the only 1,000-yard season of his career — at age 31, with Buffalo.

Milestone

Beasley 2020 BUF season

StatValue
Targets114
Receptions89
Rec Yards1,024
Rec TDs4
Catch %78.1%

DAL drafted him as a UDFA in 2012 — by 2016 he was their slot WR1 with 833 yards.

Split

Beasley DAL progression

YearRecYdsTDs
2012151280
2014414834
2016758335
2018687003

Beasley DAL targets trend

SeasonTargets
201224
201457
201698
201890

At 5'8" 174 lbs, he's one of the smallest WRs ever to clear 5,000 career receiving yards.

Rare

Sub-5'9" WRs with 5,000+ career rec yds

PlayerHeightCareer Yds
Wes Welker5'9"9,924
Steve Smith Sr.5'9"14,731
Cole Beasley5'8"5,936
Tarik Cohen5'6"1,182 (RB)

Across 2019-2021 in Buffalo, his 242 catches were 4th most among slot WRs.

Comparison

Slot WR catches 2019-2021

PlayerReceptions
Tyler Boyd267
Hunter Renfrow258
Jamison Crowder248
Cole Beasley242

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