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I think the real metric should be what hall of fame defensive backs say about the wide receivers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdeifvGtRHk
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This works for other positions, as well. Evidence that Larry Allen was the greatest presented by Justin Tuck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph6avsAUST4&t=120s
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Mr. Nice! posted:I think the real metric should be what hall of fame defensive backs say about the wide receivers. Depends on the era of the DB. Aqib Talib gives the nod to Megatron while also giving DeAndre Hopkins props. Patrick Peterson also puts Megatron right up there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j3_LGSuQpw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STwZG2RUm-o
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CocoaNuts posted:Depends on the era of the DB. Aqib Talib gives the nod to Megatron while also giving DeAndre Hopkins props. Patrick Peterson also puts Megatron right up there. This has already been covered. Megatron is a quitter, and quitters aren't in the conversation of the best. I can't blame him for quitting because what else are you going to do stuck on the lions?
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IMO if you’re not Rice level then you shouldn’t be in the HOF. Moss and Owens are frauds.
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Nystral posted:IMO if you’re not Rice level then you shouldn’t be in the HOF. Moss and Owens are frauds. Nah, Rice even and odd years individually are the threshold for HoF status.
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Have TO or Moss ever done something as funny as this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icEGsuxHIKA
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Nick Foles is the best receiver in Super Bowl history as he has caught 100% of touchdowns thrown his way in the Big Game.
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I'm saddened that Andre Johnson gets no love. That dude was a Megatron-tier athletic freak that hard carried some mediocre Texans teams into the playoffs. He should get way more recognition. He also beat the poo poo out of Courtland Finnegan, which should bump him up the all time list.
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Mr. Nice! posted:This works for other positions, as well. Evidence that Larry Allen was the greatest presented by Justin Tuck: This is an A+ watch.
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Kirios posted:I'm saddened that Andre Johnson gets no love. That dude was a Megatron-tier athletic freak that hard carried some mediocre Texans teams into the playoffs. He should get way more recognition. He comes into the league a few years later and I think he gets that recognition. He was just on too many lovely texans teams for people to notice.
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Andre Johnson loving owned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYJpG82Umqo He's one of the top WRs of all time, but I don't think he's quite in the tier we're talking about here. Where do people put Larry Fitzgerald?
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Paint Crop Pro posted:As far as physical attributes moss was the greatest ever. People forget that Randy was ungodly fast. Like, special fast
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It really comes down to an argument between the importance of the highest peak (Moss) and consistent league-top production (Rice). I am a TO stan and he was loving incredible, better than Megatron, but he can't compete with these two. I give it to Moss.
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I would put Andre #6, as a floor. You could talk me into 5.
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No recever had it better in terms of QB support over a long career than Jerry Rice and it's not even close. He was great and deserves credit for his durability but is overhyped to a silly level IMO. It's like Emmitt getting all the rushing titles by being durable and running behind a god tier OL for years.
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sean10mm posted:No recever had it better in terms of QB support over a long career than Jerry Rice and it's not even close. He was great and deserves credit for his durability but is overhyped to a silly level IMO. It's like Emmitt getting all the rushing titles by being durable and running behind a god tier OL for years. Emmitt was better than Barry in the only department it mattered - heart. Emmitt didn't quit. He also tips like every single person that serves him $100 anytime his family goes out to eat.
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Mr. Nice! posted:Emmitt was better than Barry in the only department it mattered - heart. Emmitt didn't quit. Also goal line carries lol
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well, i've added up the Advanced Metrics and it turns out that Randy Moss is much cooler than boring-rear end male pattern baldness jerry rice. Dude was good on Tecmo Super bowl though.
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2007 Moss was obviously less physically talented then Vikings era Moss and he still styled on everyone constantly lmao Younger Randy Moss was definitely more agile, on top of being a jump ball god and having infinite straight line speed.
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All the combine stuff im showing says Randy was clocked at 4.38 40. But there are a bunch of other places which say he ran a 4.25 40 which is crazy. Also his vertical was 47 inches  (Michael Jordan had a vert of 48 inches for comparison)
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this is one of the single coolest things i have ever seen a football player do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXcGNVpblQ4
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R.D. Mangles posted:this is one of the single coolest things i have ever seen a football player do Ill always remember watching 1998 Thanksgiving vs the Cowboys. Randy: 3 Catches 163 Yards 3 TDS. The Plays https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcBDSFgl12I The very funny Randy Remembering the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbcX6C1jyV8
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Top WRs of all time: 1. Jerry Rice 2. Randy Moss 3. Calvin Johnson 4. Terrell Owens 5. Andre Johnson 6. Larry Fitzgerald 7. Antonio Brown 8. Roddy White 9. Steve Smith 10. Reggie Wayne The list is pretty thin because nothing before 2000 matters (except Rice) and there's a ton of overrated guys that were just possession receivers (Marvin Harrison, Anquan Boldin, Hines Ward). Hell D.K. Metcalf, Michael Thomas, Tyreek Hill, Stefon Diggs, DeAndre Hopkins, Davante Adams, and Keenan Allen would produce better than the 8-10 slot if inserted back in time. Even Antonio Brown should probably be #3 on that list but whatever. I'd bump Larry up more but he was always great but never elite. I'd rather have all those dudes ranked ahead of him over him. He's the Emmitt Smith of WRs.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdeifvGtRHk Deangelo Hall was known as a fast guy and the sound of his utter defeat when dealing with getting mossed is just hilarious.
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Roddy White? Hmmm King of the OPI
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sean10mm posted:No recever had it better in terms of QB support over a long career than Jerry Rice and it's not even close. He was great and deserves credit for his durability but is overhyped to a silly level IMO. It's like Emmitt getting all the rushing titles by being durable and running behind a god tier OL for years. Ringz bitch! Pretty amazing that all 3 are 49ers legends though
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a neat cape posted:King of the OPI Please that is Torrey Smith
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MakaVillian posted:Ringz bitch! FUCKFACE MORON fucked around with this message at 06:06 on Dec 26, 2020 |
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Rice had 1200 yards as a 40 year old which is bonkers
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Big Beef City posted:Rice Which poster was it that had “ask me about donald driver’s log of a cock” or whatever for the longest time?
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Rice’s stats with non-Marino/Young QBs are still pretty insane
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indigi posted:Rice’s stats with non-Montana/Young QBs are still pretty insane FTFY, but yeah, his numbers even with backups were nuts. PFR's old blog did an article on him when he went into the Hall of Fame and they broke it down, as well as the even year/odd year thing. quote:In 1986, Rice's second season, Montana suffered a severe back injury in week one that nearly ended his career. Jeff Kemp (6) and Mike Moroski (2) started half of the season before Montana came back. In those eight games, Rice caught 40 passes for 820 yards and 9 TDs. Over sixteen games, 80 receptions, 1640 yards and 18 TDs would have been the most impressive season by any receiver in the league. Excluding Rice (who had 86-1570-15), Stanley Morgan had the second most receiving yards (1491) and Wesley Walker was second in receiving touchdowns (12). And yes, to those observant readers, Rice's numbers that season were better without a gimpy Montana than with one.
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Fitz sets a new record: https://twitter.com/brgridiron/status/1342964703383834624
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Huh, if Rice had stayed healthy his whole career he'd only have 18. Missed by one in his rookie year.
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