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Probably fair to say if you were drafting one knowing how they turned out you’d take those guys before Randy. But Randy at his best/ in seasons he was happy was clearly better than at least Andre
I agree. He was the most dominant at his peak including Rice.
Andre had some of the worst QBs throwing him the ball too.
This is the most disrespectful **** I've ever seen about Randy Moss lmao
No 88?
It's not that it's dumb. It's just nowhere near accurate. I'll agree wholeheartedly Randy was definitely immature to an extent he was a prima donna. But to say he had no physicality was was worthless across the middle and nothing after the catch it's a little bit crazy to me can't really mention Jerry Rice who is the king of catching the ball and going down to avoid contact literally made it an art form that receivers to this day still patent. So it's a little bit crazy. The biggest problem is this constant thinking Randy was being traded over and over because the team was the one on board with that. Randy off the field forced that situation he wanted out of Minnesota he wanted out of LA it was well documented. If you think teams are just going to randomly trade that receiver just for the **** of it I'm sorry but you're a little misinformed.
That was a little while to me too. As to me Mike is probably our most well-rounded receiver we've ever put out and he was virtually unstoppable on a loaded team that's one that fits the criteria of never being traded
As another Bear fan I agree with u brother
I don’t know. I bet a few people would argue Rae carruth as the scariest wr
Larry Fitzgerald and Marvin Harrison better than Moss???!! D$, you are insane. Moss is the best ever. I'd take TO over Harrison and Fitzgerald. If Cam Ward was a diva, would you want Ken Dorsey over him?
Not having moss in your top 5 is nasty work. Must be larger agendas at work here.
Only if you happen to be pregnant.
Man I wish Yatil Green wouldn't have gotten hurt. Him and Marino would have done damage.
From an overall historical accomplishment perspective Rice gotta be # 1. Body of work and plays in biggest games during a more physical era. The only argument is for whose # 2 and beyond.
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You like him more as a 2 guard or a 3 for Miami? I'd be hopeful he could eventually play a role like Nuk Hopkins did for Clemson
Cam Ward has elite intangibles. That’s part of what makes him what he is.
You mentioned TO. Why did so many teams get rid of him in his prime?
I'd rank the top 3 as
1) Rice
2) Moss - barely over Calvin
3) Calvin
1) Rice
2) Moss - barely over Calvin
3) Calvin
TO was a headcase, no doubt. He was also elite on the field. I'm talking about skills. I'd put up with TO if he helped get a superbowl. From a pure skill standpoint, there aren't many better.
if Cam didn't have elite intangibles, you would still want him for his play on the field.
