Randy Moss: I'm the greatest WR ever.

[flgatorsandjags]

I would put Jerry and T.O. over Moss

[Ebbs]

I would put Jerry and T.O. over Moss

Agreed

[broncofangene]

I would put Jerry and T.O. over Moss

Me too

[NormSizedMidget]

Meh, I'm not sure I'd put TO over him. I wouldn't fight anyone on it but I don't think it's cut and dry.

[X12Celtics3]

1. He's wrong...
2. What a dumb thing to say. He hasn't had a particularly impressive season statistically since 2009 and he's lucky to be on a team as good as San Francisco, so he should probably try his best to stay out of the spotlight for things like this (which he did well most of the season, but apparently no longer). Making it worse is that he is saying this leading up to the Super Bowl, giving his team unnecessary controversy, and that he is playing for the 49ers who had the REAL greatest receiver of all time for sixteen seasons. The vast majority of the 49ers fanbase probably found Moss' claim laughable.

I'm still going to be rooting for San Francisco, but it sickens me that either Moss or Lewis is going to get a championship this weekend.

[FortDetroit]

Don Hutson is the second best all time. It's not up for debate. Especially when you talk about "changing the game" for Rice. Hutson was the original Jerry Rice.

No one here gives a **** about the 1930s/1940s...it was basically an entire different sport back then...not even worth comparing the players IMO. I try to stay away from these "best ever" debates for that reason. I mean, for god sakes, in 1940 the Lions leading passer was a guy named "Whizzer White" (3 time all pro, 2x league rushing champion, all decade team.. in only 3 seasons played!!!), who was also the punter.

[Davidgta1]

Jerry rice and it's not even close.

[FortDetroit]

idk if anyone heard Moss' other comments....but he made it seem as if he wasn't happy in SF. He said he didn't like his role on the team and when asked how he would describe Harbaugh he said "a coach".

[PrettyBoyJ]

he's not but as great as Randy is He never lived up to his potential

[MarkieMark48]

Calvin Johnson doesn't have near the sample size that Randy Moss has/had. His counting stats don't come close to approaching Moss. Calvin Johnson has the ability and the current production to be qualify as one of the best ever if he continues to play for several more years, but he's not an all-time great right now. He could tear his knee up week 1 next season, never be the same again, and he wouldn't even sniff the HoF. Moss is a bonafide Hall of Famer right now, probably a guy who gets in on the first or second ballot, and Calvin Johnson wouldn't even come close to getting in if his career ended without him putting up any more meaningful numbers. It is absurd to call Johnson better than Moss in an all-time sense right now.

of course, but as long as Calvin stays healthy he will be right in that same category, and Calvin hasnt shown any indication of playing half-@$$ed at all like Randy did, so its def not out of the question to think Calvin will end up with better career numbers. Personally Id take Calvin right now over a Randy Moss in his prime, and its unknown if Calvin is in his prime right now.

[85BearsDefense]

If Moss had hall of fame QBs throughout his career he'd have better numbers.

[85BearsDefense]

Jerry rice and it's not even close.

disagree its actually a real good debate

[flgatorsandjags]

If Moss had hall of fame QBs throughout his career he'd have better numbers.

same with TO

[85BearsDefense]

same with TO

TO had good QBS tho... Moss was deprived of a QB as he entered his prime.

[flgatorsandjags]

TO had good QBS tho... Moss was deprived of a QB as he entered his prime.

huh?
Culpepper>Garcia
Brady>McNabb for a 1.5 seasons and Romo