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Larry Fitzgerald is 3rd all-time in NFL career receptions after catch No. 1,103

The future Hall of Famer is staring up only at Jerry Rice and Tony Gonzalez.

With eight catches (and counting) against Washington, Larry Fitzgerald has moved into third place on the NFL’s all-time receptions list with 1,104. He passed Hall of Famers Marvin Harrison (1,102) and Cris Carter (1,101), and now stands behind only legendary pass catchers Jerry Rice and Tony Gonzalez in league history.

Most career receptions, NFL history

Jerry Rice, 1,549
Tony Gonzalez, 1,325
Larry Fitzgerald, 1,104
Marvin Harrison, 1,102
Cris Carter, 1,101

Carter took to Twitter shortly after Fitzgerald passed him to congratulate the veteran All-Pro.

Fitzgerald currently leads Arizona in receptions (nine) as his Cardinals hold a 24-20 fourth quarter lead over Washington.

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