What is the legacy of Randy Moss?

[CC.SD]

I hate Randy Moss personally but I will never annoint him number one. But dude is nice!

lol you know BOE usually when you say 'but' you follow it up with something contrary to the first part of the statement.

[DeepThreat]

BOE don't write so good.

[YAYareaRB]

where is the contrast here? lol

I was thinking that same exact thing hahaha

[bored of education]

hmm who hacked into my account

im gonna try to explain that but so get ready to laugh.
I hate Randy Moss personally(meaning i ******* hate the guy but i will never annoint him number one..ohh **** i ******* suck **** me **** stick but I will never annoint him number one. But dude is nice!
nevermind k guys?

[YAYareaRB]

hmm who hacked into my account

im gonna try to explain that but so get ready to laugh.
I hate Randy Moss personally(meaning i ******* hate the guy but i will never annoint him number one..ohh **** i ******* suck **** me **** stick but I will never annoint him number one. But dude is nice!
nevermind k guys?

definitely nevermind definitely

[bored of education]

yeah i must have type the wrong word maybe 'so' fits better than 'but'

[tjsunstein]

1. Jerry Rice
2. Randy Moss

And it's debateable from there but you have to have these guys in this order to begin any credible list.

[P-L]

I don't think he's better than Rice, but he's pretty easily #2 in my opinion.

[niel89]

He is my clear cut #2 but that time in Oakland really hurts my image of him, so many jogged routes.

[bored of education]

he still jogs routes and has a sense of entitlement which is another reason i'd never put him in the top spot

[JT Jag]

If Jimmy Smith was gifted with Randy Moss' athleticism and talent (or the other way around, with Moss being given Smith's dedication to his craft), we'd have the greatest WR of all time.

Jimmy Smith ran immaculate routs and NEVER tipped off the defensive back (Chris McAlister once said that no matter what Jimmy did, be it a slant, curl or a block on a run play, he ALWAYS ran the first few steps of the route the EXACT same way, making it impossible to diagnose what he was going to do). Those are the two things Moss is not great at.

[Mr.Regular]

1. Jerry Rice
2. Randy Moss

And it's debateable from there but you have to have these guys in this order to begin any credible list.

As a Packers fan you should know that Don Hutson deserves to in the very least be in the discussion for #2.

[bored of education]

Hutson is in the discussion BUT MOSS IS A DOUCHEBAG! :D

[Splat]

If Jimmy Smith was gifted with Randy Moss' athleticism and talent (or the other way around, with Moss being given Smith's dedication to his craft), we'd have the greatest WR of all time.

Jimmy Smith ran immaculate routs and NEVER tipped off the defensive back (Chris McAlister once said that no matter what Jimmy did, be it a slant, curl or a block on a run play, he ALWAYS ran the first few steps of the route the EXACT same way, making it impossible to diagnose what he was going to do). Those are the two things Moss is not great at.

John Madden would say a million times when I played the Jags on a old school version of Madden "Jimmy Smith has the ability to have a 100 200 or even 300 yard game" :).

[wonderbredd24]

As a Packers fan you should know that Don Hutson deserves to in the very least be in the discussion for #2.

I was wondering when Hutson was going to get a mention.

Yes, the game was different when he played, but he was so ridiculously productive in his era, he's definitely in the conversation in my opinion.