OT-Let’s Debate

[mirvin88]

Easy

Griffey


Moss







AI




























Vick

 

[305to954]

It was absolutely perfect

All lefties swings look great..**** Adam ******* laroach had a picture perfect swing

 

[TerragonSix]

I'd put Charles Barkley in for A.I. and Dan Marino for Vick.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

If we are going off of most talented it is Ken Griffey Jr in a landslide. He is the most naturally gifted baseball player in the history of the sport. If we stick to the actual question “best CAREER without a ring” then I go Moss.

I have to respectfully disagree. For starters NBA players are the most talented athletes on the planet and AI is arguably one of the most talented NBA players of all time. If he dedicated himself to his craft like Jordan, Lebron, and Kobe did he would easily be one of the GOATs.

 

[1CN]

Easy

4.Vick
3.AI
2.Griffey
1. Moss

I ask myself who was the best in their league ,and for how long ?
AI never fully apply himself every year
Griffey was great in a steroid era.,but the cheaters in MLB over shadow JR.
Vick was never the best QB in the league
Moss was best WR in league for about 4-6 span

Case Close

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

I didn't make the list just saw the pic and thought it would be a good debate. You could def put Marino on here. I'm sure if you think hard enough, you could find a few more as well.

 

[linesniper]

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I think Randy. With Griffey and AI close 2nd

Didn't even go past the OP. The Answer, is the answer. and it's not even close.

 

[For_The_U]

Not an MLB fan anymore, but hands down that answer is Griffey.

 

[linesniper]

Allen Iverson all day.... carried the worst collection of talent on his back to an NBA finals and changed the game. He would kill it in today’s NBA unlike most of these overrated NBA players in the past.

That's what I'm talking. These fools up in here picking JAGs over a mufugga who crossed up MJ.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

That's what I'm talking. These fools up in here picking JAGs over a mufugga who crossed up MJ.

There are no JAGs on this list. Cut the BS

 

[clg003]

This is a Miami site and yet somehow you leave Marino off the list. When he retired he was arguably the best QB that had ever played.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

This is a Miami site and yet somehow you leave Marino off the list. When he retired he was arguably the best QB that had ever played.

Once again, I DID NOT MAKE THE LIST. Just thought the options were interesting.

 

[d--1]

Yes we all agree, he would be last if you ranked them

Why not throw someone else in the list? Vick doesn't even belong in the conversation. Put Barkley, Marino, Ewing, just about anyone who didn't win one would be better.

 

[linesniper]

There are no JAGs on this list. Cut the BS

The rest of your list is straight-up retarded.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

Why not throw someone else in the list? Vick doesn't even belong in the conversation. Put Barkley, Marino, Ewing, just about anyone who didn't win one would be better.

I DID NOT MAKE THE LIST

 

[Brandinho]

Ken Griffey is arguably the best baseball player of all time.

5-tool guy and gets to 750 HRs easily if his career wasn't so injury riddled

EDIT: Just looked at his stats, dude missed 450 games in his prime years. That's enough said.

 

[ThomasM]

This thread is worthless without Dan Marino...

Beat me to it.

 

[ThomasM]

Ty Cobb and Ted Williams say hello.

 

[d--1]

I DID NOT MAKE THE LIST

Didn't say you did

 

[DTP]

Griffey at one point was not just the best outfielder in the game, but the best player. He was the next Willie Mays before injuries killed his athletic ability.

Moss is the most gifted receiver ever in the NFL but he still takes a back seat to Jerry Rice because Rice was never a known quitter who would throw temper tantrums when things didn't go his way. Also, Rice was still an effective player even when he was old and slow, Moss fell off a cliff as soon as he was no longer the fastest player on the field. At his peak, Moss was indefensible but too much inconsistency throughout his career for me to say he's the best.

Iverson would probably kill it in today's game where you can't put your hands all over the man your guarding. Still, the thing he gets the most credit for (taking a pretty crappy Sixers team to the finals) is the same reason he put up incredible numbers. In terms of efficiency, he was terrible. He was purely a volume shooter and scored a ton of points because he took a million shots. I'm sorry but a career 42% shooter doesn't belong among the all time elites. If he had played on better teams, he might have won more but his usage would have gone way down along with his individual statistics.

Get Michael Vick's sorry *** off this list. 100% bum.