Top 10 Wide Receivers in NFL History
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The best wide receivers of all-time are a Quarterbacks dream. They become a Quarterbacks safety blanket as they usually pair their elite athleticism with reliable hands. This list is based off the best WRs overall statline, talent, and impact on the teams they were apart of. These are the top 10 Wide Receivers in NFL history.
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Do you agree with this list? How would you rank it differently?
Largent should be in the top 5, at the number 5 spot. Best hands in League history! Go 'Hawks!
Owens should not be ahead of Larry Fitzgerald.
Where is Tim brown top 6 WR of all time
Edward Guertin agreed
andre johnson should be on this list
Calvin Johnson is the best I ever saw. Rice is the GOAT. But what Calvin Johnson did with a bad team. Unreal.
But they never won the Super Bowl
@Can you fly bobby productions neither did u
Agree, the most talented and dominant. Remember going to see him in college at the Gator Bowl. Calvin aka Megatron was unreal.
@@JoeyWoodpine69neither did me or u
Yeah but Stafford is a gunslinger
I knew Julio would at least be number 11
Wait he wears number 11
Hes the 11th best wr cause he wears number 11 🤣🤣😆😆🤣🤣😆😆🤣😆
lol 😂
Nobody:
9 Year Olds: wHy IsNT OdEll BEcKhAM nUMbER oNE?
He has a attudie all the time in the locker room
AND people's did not vote for him to be in the spot
Ummm ik he better than Larry tho
Need to check stats and see
@@derrickgaines4645 what are you talkin about
That lateral by Moss has got to be one of the top plays of All time!
Larry is #2 for me…
Man almost single handedly led ARI to a SB title…
And his playoff performances are greatness !!
He almost single handedly led ARI to a SB title, but he didn't.
And unlike most of the rest, he had shit QB play for most of his career. Best hands in WR history.
What’s crazy is Julio missed 11 games one season and still had 12,000 yards in 9 seasons and is prolly only 2/3 of the way done with his career
logan prost FAX
boy I don't care boy
crazy legs
You act like he is only person to deal with injuries.
Calvin has missed more games and still has crazy numbers and retired still in his prime.
@@thomasc.5219 Calvin missed 9 games in his career
Awesome channel! I love the format of the ranking
3:20 that's a stupid good catch
Cris Carter just catches stuff. Him and Randy Moss were the greatest WR duo of all time.
Tim Brown
Megatron was such a beast 🔥
It’s good but Julio over Irvin and probably hop too
nah
its even julio and d hop even
actually
Julio should be like top 7 at least
Julio doesn’t have a better legacy than Michael Irvin
he does julio better
Imagine Megatron being higher than Steve Largent but still not getting in the NFL 100
Steve largent was way better. Calvin was a playmaker
its cause this list was made by one guy and NFL100 was selected by a committee. Being able to talk it out and agree brings a better opinion out.
Rip Cameron Boyce If you take an average season of Largent in his prime (1978-1986) , Largent would be averaging 1,150 yards and 9 TDS. In today's NFL those numbers would be worse than Devante Parker's, and he didn't even make the Pro Bowl. Please stop giving him credit because he's old. His numbers are very below average and the fact that he made the NFL 100 Team over Megatron, Julio, and TO is beyond me.
@@alexreis7394 you're an idiot.
From 1978-1986, Largent had 607 receptions, 9,781 yards, and 73 touchdowns. Let's compare those numbers to THE TIME HE PLAYED:
Leader in receptions: Largent
Leader in receiving yards: Largent
Leader in receiving touchdowns: Largent
Those numbers don't compare to today, but they were excellent for his time (and still pretty amazing today!!). When Largent retired, he was first in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns. He still CURRENTLY ranks top 10 in receiving touchdowns! He retired 30 years ago and nowadays numbers are accumulated like nothing!
Also, from 2007-2015 Calvin was seventh in receptions, first in yards, and first in touchdowns. Calvin's numbers look better, but was not even as statistically dominant as Largent for his time. Julio is second in receptions, first in yards, and eighth in touchdowns from 2011-2019 and Terrell Owens was fifth in receptions, second in yards, and first in touchdowns from 2000-2008. None of them lead in all three like Largent. Just because they don't have better totals, does NOT MEAN they are better. It's super idiotic and shallow to say that.
Please be have a little common sense before you try to prove someone wrong with a ridiculously fragile and stupid argument. If I had to guess, you're no older than 20.
@@Patrick-tt3ig lmao I dont know much about either receiver but your comment was gold.
Tim Brown got snubbed. He should definitely be on this list.
Jerry Rice played in an era where teams still ran the ball ALOT. In an era where defenses could still tee off on the QB and WR down the middle. Head hunters were allowed to do bad things to the offensive players. Post 2000, Qbs, WRs and offenses got soooo much more of an advantage, its almost a different game. Jerry is the GOAT by a mile. He did it in a tougher era.
The Vikes have some good receivers man. Moss, Carter, Diggs, and now Jefferson who has been statistically better than Moss the first 3 years of their careers. Oh and let’s not forget Theilen who tied Megatron for the most consecutive 100 games in NFL history.
00:30 I don't know why but that commentary sounded great
Man I’m a tech fan and a falcons fan so I’m torn between Julio and Calvin Johnson
They are both so fun to watch so its hard to pick but I liked calvin better
I like Calvin in his prime better but I like Julio career wise, it's so close
Larry Fitzgerald should be at least #2. Nobody has done more with less than he has, and he has the greatest hands in NFL history
Ive ben scrolling through these comments for 2 hours and finally someone understands. Fitz number 2
Calvin Johnson
Megatron had less. Larry at least made it to the playoffs, Calvin Johnson retired early because the lions havent won a playoff game since 91. At least Larry made it to a Super Bowl
@@skinfluithero4885 he was also the primary reason they made it to that super bowl. He went 4 straight games with at least 100 yards and a TD, finishing that playoff run with 546 yards and 7 TDs making big plays in key moments
I agree, being a native of Pittsburgh my objectivity may be questioned!!!🙏👌🏈✨👻❣️
I honestly think AB should be on here(yeah really). The guy was absolutely unstoppable and the best wide receiver in a league with Julio Jones and Larry Fitzgerald and a lot of other great wide receivers. Other than that, really great list.
I think dez bryant shoulda been on here
Yeah, I'm gonna have to agree with you on AB! If it was my list, I'd be bumping at least a couple guys off this list to make room for AB!! lb for pound, as good a receiver as their ever was, period. However, he's also in the top 3 all time biggest bonehead idiots to ever play, decision wise with his career
There’s a bunch of people in the comments who have no idea about retired receivers the only wide receiver today who is worth putting on the list is Larry Fits and not Julio he might be one of the greats once he finishes his career but there’s a bunch of people who are thinking Julio has a better legacy than almost everyone one on this list
SteadyCheetah dude Julio is definitely gonna be a top 5 receiver by the time his career is done. He could have a couple Super Bowl rings by now if the falcons knew how to hold on to a lead. I’m a falcons fan so call me biased but people sleep on him more than u would think. He has broken many records and is on pace for breaking a lot more, and keep in mind he missed 11 games in one season. Not only this, Matt Ryan is different from other quarterbacks he doesn’t target his star receiver every other play. Larry Fitzgerald is a hell of a player and not only did this video put him ahead of Julio, so did the fan rankings. No one knows who will be better when they both finish their careers but I’m banking on Julio
KangSan Kim calm down this list is based on right now there is no doubt Julio will be a top 10 receiver when e finishes his career or even top 5 but he just hasn’t yet
Yeah your opinion becomes invalid because you’re clearly a fan of the opposing NFC South so you’re gonna say that.... if you actually go to Julio Jones‘s stats he has 12,000 career yards receiving and Calvin Johnson has 11,000 Julio Jones has probably some of the best receiving catches of all time not to mention he’s faster...also Julio Was a Heisman running candidate in college...I’m sorry bud, but Larry Fitzgerald is so unimpressive compared to Julio
Mark Curtis by your statement your basically saying Julio is better than Calvin because he 1000 more yards than him and then you’re saying he’s better than Larry Fitz when Larry has 5000 more yards than him and then by your knowledge Odell is the best receiver since he has good catches and John Ross is the best because he has the fastest 40 time
Mark Curtis and heisman in college doesn’t matter in the nfl Marcus Mariota, Jameis Winston, Johnny Manziel
, and Rg3 won the heisman
I’d absolutely add Antonio Brown to this list, probably top 5. For about 5-7 years he was the closet thing to Jerry Rice numbers we’ve ever seen. He was clutch when it mattered most, no one came close to stopping him aside from Jalen Ramsey for one game. Terrible person but absolutely the best WR we’ve seen in a long time.
Hell nah
@@marqkuisphillip2295 thanks for the great insight prick
I definitely think AB and Julio should be top 10, they were so dominant
@Nolan Dunn Then how do you justify Calvin at #5??? Come on now
@Nolan Dunn AB is a 4 time ALL PRO, more all pros than half of these guys
3 of the best receivers of all time played for the niners at one point in their career
I dont know i personality think that larry fitz is a top three receivor of all time
This is comong from a seahawks fan
@@aidanthomas4412 you are right
Love u bro
Wide Receiver is my favorite position
All these 8 year olds saying Julio should be top 10 got me questioning my faith in humanity
LOL
Nah bro it’s the Andre Johnson that have me worried
One said OBJ should be number 9 , one said MegaTron was number 10, one said Moss was number one, One said Davante Adams should be on the list, one said Julio over Larry Fits and one said Antonio Brown should be on the list
SteadyCheetah Julio does deserve at least the 7th spot
JCB grow tf up Julio doesn’t deserve a top ten list he barely even deserves an honorable mention go watch highlights of other recievers
I'm here to see where Steve Largent is ranked... number 9? Ehhh, a li'l low, in my opinion, but respectable!
Go 'Hawks!
I agree, I’d say he’s Monroe of a 6-7 rank
I'd put him in my top five
Yall are dumb
insert colorful metaphor do you play for the lakes area hawks because my freind does patrick
@@ghoulie1533 about what that largent was good and you dont want to admit it watch his highlights
The top 3 is TO, Randy Moss, Jerry Rice. No arguments against that.
Michael Irvin was fearless across the middle on the slants too.
I’m so glad he put Julio in there and honestly I don’t care he put in 10. I’m just glad he’s in there
1. Jerry Rice: Best ever route runner, most complete route tree ever, best runner after the catch ever, most clutch receiver ever.
2, Randy Moss: A freak of nature. The fastest WR ever, the biggest deep threat ever.
3. Calvin Johnson: A freak of nature: Had the best vertical of any WR ever. The best jump ball catcher ever.
4. Terrell Owens: Excellent route runner, the 2nd best runner after the catch ever, the toughest receiver ever.
5, Steve Largent: Best hands ever, 2nd best route runner ever, best ever at diving catches.
6. Antonio Brown: Excellent route runner, great hands, great runner after the catch.
7: Sterling Sharpe: Knew how to get open and knew how to catch. WAKE UP HALL OF FAME!
8: Larry Fitzgerald: 3rd best hands ever, superb runner after the catch, improved his route running and tree as career progressed.
9. Michael Irvin: Made big plays in big games and the most competitive WR ever.
10: Cris Carter: 2nd best hands ever, best feet ever, best sideline reviver ever.
11: Julio Jones: Big and strong with strong hands. Knows how to use his frame to create a catch radius. Great WR in traffic.
12. Tim Brown.: Put up big numbers despite subpar QB play.
This is About Spot on only maybe 1 or 2 people I would change
Randy Moss Fastest WR ever. Tyreek Hill am I a joke to you???
Antonio brown over fitz?😂😂 u wildin dawg
Yes your list is bullshit
Larry has the greatest hand ever
I know that this player isn’t doing the best right now but what about Antonio brown he was an outstanding wideout and to me go into the history books
Yes as the greatest 🤡 of all time
Straight up straight down, there’s never been a more gifted receiver than Calvin Johnson
Um Larry Fitzgerald
Arctrooper 5555 0 rings
Jackson Cryer, Oh yes Calvin Johnson won so many Superbowls.......oh wait, but at least Randy Moss did.....oh he didn’t either so shut up
Arctrooper 5555 Larry Fitzgerald had a great team for quite a few years, and he actually never won a Super Bowl you know? He never won. So I wouldn’t use Superbowls as an example
BigSplash FTW, So did Randy Moss in 2007 and yes there were exactly 3 years in when Fitz could have won a SB in 2009, 2014, and 2015
Tim brown
Put Calvin at number 1 then put Randy Moss and Jerry Rice behind Calvin
#CalvinJohnson Calvin is the G.O.A.T of receivers
🤡
Darnell Tyson 🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
1. Jerry Rice
2. Randy Moss
3. Terrell Owens
4: Calvin Johnson
5. Marvin Harrison
6. Chris Carter
7. André Johnson
8. Steve Largent
9. Michael Irvin
10. Marvin Harrison
HM: Julio Jones
Now that's a good list but I would put calvin 3rd because he was just so fun to watch in his prime if only he wasn't with the lions he would have had an amazing Career
Yes
I agreed with most of your list... however I would only disagree with Larry Fitzgerald at 4. .. I would put him at number 3 over Owens for sure... Think about how scary this is: he has the second most receiving yards all time with a career full of backup quarterbacks throwing to him!! Imagine if he had a Steve Young or a Joe Montana or even a Kurt Warner throwing to him at least most of his career.... He would have obliterated Jerry Rice's numbers. And other than anquan boldin for 3 years, you never had a legitimate number two on the opposite side for any long period of time throughout his career...which means everyone knew he was the only threat on the field as it pertains to the receivers... And he still put up the numbers he put up!! The one-year he had a pro bowl quarterback throwing to him in the playoffs, he only broke multiple playoff receiving records that still stands today on his way to a super bowl... He has the second greatest hands of all-time behind Jerry Rice.. PERIOD!
Larry and jerry said Julio is the best they had ever seen
Jaiden Elly ikr
Doesn't mean they are
@@lakermd they have a better say in that than u lol
They never said that shit
maybe it’s because i’m a lions fan but i think megatron is the best wide receiver of all time. maybe not stats wise but he was so physically gifted it’s unreal.
My top 5
1. Jerry rice
2. Larry Fitzgerald
3. Randy moss
4. Terrell Owens
5. Cris carter
I think Megatron Needs to be in the top 3 😰
Your not alone he literally went vs 2-3 defenders every snap
List of WRs who were better than Megatron: Jerry Rice and Randy Moss and that's it.
@@michaelsloane9955 and Larry Fitzgerald
Sorry but not I would take Rice, Fitz, Moss and TO over Megatron.
@@xaviervega468 Rice is the goat and Moss is the clear 2. After that it's probably Megatron, Owens, Largent, Fitzgerald, and Sterling Sharpe as the 3-7 in what order you choose to put them. I like megatron at 3 because of the pure talent even if Owens and Fitzgerald had more accomplishedi careers. It's a balance but do bear in mind that Megatron does own the single season receiving record.
Chris Carter is the most underrated receiver of all time
Cris Carter has the best hands in NFL history that’s a fact. Larry Fitzgerald would be the only other one I would call close. I love my Vikings and Cris Carter hopefully Larry joins his boyhood team for one more year. Skol Vikes!
Tim Brown 🤔
Do all positions I like this list and how u used players in the 40s and 50s cause they were the best of there era good. Video please do more
No Hines Ward
0:45 craziest catch I’ve ever seen
What about Steve Smith sr
U buggin big dawg Julio top 5
Idk about that maybe later on of his career but I don’t think right now I think it’s ok if he is at hm
Agree
How jit u trippin
Seeing megatron completely moss 3 defenders at once is so badass
I have Calvin Johnson at the very least #3 of all time. I can only understand the argument for Moss and Rice being considered better than Megatron. He was something very special.
Fax
Megatron better than TO?????
@@rasheeddozier6083 on god Megatron better than TO
@@CadiacJohnsonTO has way more yards and TDs than Calvin stats don't lie
If AB wasn't a diva and hella crazy he'd be on this list prolly
crazylegs
Calvin johnson is 1st or 2nd
da bomb boy Absolutely not
Yes he is
No I would say 3 at most
Rice was overrated
The Cobra you’ve probably never seen him play
I may be biased bc Calvin is my favorite player of all time but I hate all the Calvin hate. When I’m looking at “best receiver of all time” - I’m not looking at the longest career or the highest stats because of long careers. I’m looking for dominance. The player that everyone shakes in their boots to think about guarding..and I think Calvin is so disrespected in that regard. One of the strongest receivers, with some of the best routes and speed, and he was 6’5. If he didn’t retire at 30 just because of health, I think he has potential to be the best receiver to ever grace the game, and if I’m picking a player for an all-time team. The only person I’m thinking about as “unguardable” that’s arguably better than Calvin is Randy moss. Rice had such a long career with crazy stats, Calvin played less than half of that and just watching him you can tell he’s the most dominant player on the field at all times. Not to mention everything he did was on one of the worst franchises in history with a winless season and Matthew Stanford at QB. Compared to Rice and Miss who had Montana, Young, Culpepper, Brady, etc.
If the dice were rolled calvins way, I think he goes down as the greatest ever
😢...... this comment is truly amazing 👏🏽
Your Right I Guess We Can Just Forget About Steve Smith.
AB or Andre Johnson should be the honorable mention IMO
No
Love this list but I'm surprised Ochocinco wasn't on here😕
He's not top 10, sorry.
@@bruceleeroy8302ocho cold
Calvin at 3 or even can be argued for 2 as Nate burleson (former teammate of both moss and Calvin) says Calvin is the better reciever
U cracked
If u out him at 2 that's better than Fitz, TO, and Moss no way
9:10 this why he ledgen say to sum one they think the one hand catch but
Bro I’m still mad that Calvin wasn’t on the nfl 100 team
He doesn't deserve to be there
Any list without AB on it strictly acting on emotions, period!
He’s not top 10
@@dr.h_gibby3158he's better than Julio
@@handsomedevil254 nope
what about freeman, driver, rison, bruce, holt, wayne, ward, holmes, andre johnson, steve , rod and jimmy smith and pearson
1. Jerry Rice 2. Randy Moss 3. Terrell Owens 4. Calvin Johnson 5. Michael Irvin 6. AB 7. Julio Jones 8. Larry Fitzgerald 9. Marvin Harrison 10. Isaac Bruce
Meh, pretty accurate but I think Largent should be a little higher
Luke Tran yeah Steve Largent had all the receiving records when he retired
This mans disrespected Julio but we all make mistakes no hard feelings
Chu66y Sloth disrespected him by making him a honorable mention on top ten receivers ever yeah ok buddy
SteadyCheetah it’s bc julio should be higher dumbass 😂
Chu66y Sloth the fan rankings were all I paid attention to
KangSan Kim I feel like the viewer ranking are more interesting too
Chu66y Sloth too inconsistent in my opinion
Megatron and Cris Carter are two of my favorite wr
Megatron was a genetic freak. He is what you would build if you were able to build a wr. Carter is almost the opposite - slow and fat. God damn it if he didn't catch every darn thing thrown his way. Best hands in the NFL. Both iconic wrs.
Hopkins should be a HM
ikr
No he shouldn’t
Is he top ten in any record at all
If Larry and Jerry said he’s the best then he should be number one.
I dont agree
Calvin johnson played for the lions tho. ..
Switch Calvin and t.o, and Julio needs to go up
Logan T.O. Was the better wr imo
Lynn Swann, Rice would be my first pick but as a Cowboys fan , damn...
Yyyyeeeessss Calvin #5
Are you kidding our madden players do this all the time
I’m sorry but Julio is top 7 already. He’s still relatively young and has done a ton for the team. He’s on pace to beat Rice’s yardage record. And I’m a saints fan.
It'll never haopen
Your comment didn't age well
Top ten DB’s please
Only if AB would've stayed with the Steelers definitely would be on this list
He's still a clown
Arvin Sethi like you
larry fits should be higher
nah Rice, Moss, and TO are top 3 for sure
Nolan Watson yea but fitzgerald has tackles than drops in his career. that is just insane
Ishaan Haider he’s still not top 3 material. Not over Owens, Moss, or Rice at least
At this point I have to put Fitzgerald over Owen's. Statistically he beats him in every way
@@Yung-Cook he is definitely 4 for sure
Lance Alworth needs to be on the list. Best receiver in the league 6+ years in a row
Jerry Jones teammate in college
Absolutely not. These receivers in the modern day being Fitzgerald, Moss, TO, Cris Carter, and Harrison would smoke Alworth everyday of the week and that’s not naming some other big ones in the decade.
@@brendanmayhew6280 bro he ran a 9.6 100 yard dash and had great catching skills. If he played today he could still be a superstar which is incredible for someone who played in a completely different era that limited the potential of his position.
@@matthewlehr505 no way he has the leaping skills of Moss, TO, Calvin Johnson or Cris Carter. I get he’s in a different era but come on man no way he’s top 5 you know this. Top ten is a stretch for him. Great player sure but not like these new guys I’m sorry.
@@brendanmayhew6280 I think our disagreement comes down to a different school of thought. I think it comes down to the fundamental question of “Why was player x dominant”. Most people who denounce older players say the quality of play was worse which is true. However it is important to ask why was the quality of play worse. While I’m certainty not an expert it is obvious that there are multiple reasons. 1 reason would be that the pool of talent was smaller due to racism, less popularity and less financial incentive. This reason diminishes the legacy of older players. Reason 2 would be that equipment, coaching, rules, dieting etc give players today an advantage over older players. This leads to the conclusion that yes lance alworth and others would be less dominant today but they would have a better environment to increase their potential thus their skillset would be greater.
1.Jerry Rice
2.Randy Moss
3.Calvin Johnson
4.Terrell Owens
5.Larry Fitzgerald
6.Marvin Harrison
7.Steve Largent
8.Cris Carter
9.Steve Smith Sr.
10. Michael Irvin
Honorable Mention:Andre Reed,Julio Jones, Sterling Sharpe, Herman Moore, Tim Brown, Chad Johnson, Jimmy Smith, Keyshawn Johnson, Andre Johnson,Torry Holt, Issac Bruce,Don Maynard, Don Hutson, Deandre Hopkins, and Jacoby Jones
um where the hell is tyreek hill?
Edelman can be an exception but tyreek hill is not one of the greatest receivers ever to play
dude'
tyreek hill is way better than edelman and im a pats fan
luis rivera tyreek hill is only good because he is fast and he has only had one good year and I’m a tyreek hill fan
Julio is probably top 5 all time TBH. My top 10 would be Rice, Moss, Owens, Jones, Johnson, Harrison, Fitzgerald, Carter, Irvin, Alworth. Antonio Brown would definitely be in there but.... And for the Julio haters Davante Adams agrees with me.
9 year olds would say OdELl shOuLd bE on TherE
Odell who?
Julio's top 5 all time
Ahmad Muhammad Fax
No
Ahmad Muhammad no he is top 10 not top 5
The only reciever he may be better than is Michael Irvin on this list
4:43 Everybody in CO was pissed!
Largent turned into Atwater against the Broncos! Talk about something you'll never ever see a WR do again!
I think chris carter should have been in Julio Jones spot
CC has the greatest hands in NFL history
Yaaas Jerry rice
Yea he really is top 3 Football players of all time. Many have him number 1. 197 TD 's. Dawg dats nearly 200 for a mf dats catching it not passing it. Many say da GOAT is Brady, Some Say Barry Or Jim Brown but honestly It really may be Jerry Rice fr fr.... No mf is close to 197 TD"s & Over 22,000 Receiving Yards.......... Rice may be da true Greatest ever
I know 49ers4life
(My top 5)- 5.Fitzgerald 4.J.Jones 3.Calvin Johnson 2.Randy Moss 1. Jerry Rice. Moss is Best ever talent-wise but Rice consistency/longevity was supernatural. Megatron was Best ever period IMO but retired way too early.
@Francis Clark Julio is looking like a top ten all time great tho. Man puts up huge numbers! Don't understand how he gets so few TDs tho... You'd think he'd be their #1 red zone target.....Kinda strange right
Ain’t no way Julio Jones is top 5, hell he’s not even top 10.
Before Megatron there was a man by the name of Herman Moore. He dominated the league.
Lynn Swann?
He is one of the most underrated Wr of all time
This is my opinion
1: Randy Moss
2:Jerry rice
3: Calvin Johnson
4:Larry Fitzgerald
5:Julio jones
6:Steve Largent
7: Marvin Harrison
8:Chris Carter
9: Terrell Owens ( No effence )
10: Michael Irvin
Hm: OBJ
Remember this is just MY opinion so don’t roast me for it 😃
1.Jerry Rice
2.Randy Moss
3.Calvin Johnson
4.Terrell Owens
5.Larry Fitzgerald
6.Marvin Harrison
7.Steve Largent
8.Cris Carter
9.Steve Smith Sr.
10. Michael Irvin
Elizabeth Johnson the spot for Julio is very respectable
what is effence
ettie cohen ok im just done replying to you, you know literally nothing about football...
Moss isn’t better then Rice
Remember when Moss was a rookie and they were playing the cowboys and all of sudden Sanders got turf toe. Riggggght prime time you knew that Moss was going to light you up. 🤣🤣🤣
LMAO
1) Moss
2) Megatron
3) Julio
4) Rice
5) Fitzgerald
6) Andre Johnson
7) Marvin Harrison
8) Chad Johnson
9) Tyreek Hill
10) Tory Holt
Julio deserves top 10
Mikale Weathers not really even though is us hall of fame talent
28-3
Jackson Cryer your last name is cryer for a reason
1) Jerry Rice
2) Randy Moss
3) Hines Ward
4) Roger Carr
5) Michael Irving
6) Fred Biletnikoff
7) Cliff Branch
8) Marvin Harrison
9) Paul Warfield
10) Preston Pearson
I know it might take a lot of work and researching but it would be cool if you did
Top ten Best players in the secondary for example Ed Reed or Deion Sanders
I'm going to upload top 10 safeties and top 10 cornerbacks very shortly.
Julio is definitely top 10 all time
Landen Sewell Fax
Landen Sewell maybe when he finishes his career but certainly not now
28-3
Jackson Cryer
Fuck yoooouuuuuu
Nobody likes youuuuu
Jackson Cryer Are you 12?
larry fitz is better then to.
Noooooo, just cuz u didn’t watch him doesn’t mean he isn’t better than someone
i do feel as if one of these two eagles wr's should make it on the list that being Mike Quick and Harold Carmichael
Mike quick was just dominant during his time in the nfl and the stats show it he made 5 consecutive Pro Bowls, 2 First-Team All-Pro's, Is one of only 13 wr's in NFL history to have a 99-yard receiving touchdown, held the record for the most receiving yards in a single season for the eagles for decades before it was recently broken by A.J Brown (it was 1,409), he lead the NFL in receiving yards in 1983 (1,409) and finished second in receiving yards with 1,247 yards, Is a inductee in the North Carolina Sports hall of fame, And is also a member of the Philadelphia Eagles Hall of fame, and had a total of 363 receptions, 6,464 receiving yards, and 61 touchdowns during his career
As for Carmichael what is there not to say he is the indisputable best wr in history of the eagles. Not only was he massive standing at 6'8 - 225 pounds but had the skills to back it up his most notable accomplishments include
- Winning NFL-Man of The Year (1980)
- 2 Second-Team All-Pro's (1973, 1979)
- 4 Pro-Bowl's (1973, 1978, 1979, and 1980)
- Leader In both Receiving Yards and receptions in 1973 (67 receptions for 1,116 yards thats an 16.7-yard average)
- Member of the NFL 1970s All-Decade Team
- Member of the Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Fame
- Member of the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame
- Member of the Florida Sports Hall of Fame
- Apart Of the Eagles 75th Anniversary team
- And finally Harold Carmichael is apart of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2020
Carmichaels all time stats are, 590 receptions, 8,985 receiving yards, and 79 receiving touchdowns
How does this list not include Reggie Wayne or Steve Smith Sr? It’s not a bad list but here’s my list:
1. Jerry Rice
2.Randy Moss
3. Larry Fitzgerald
4. Terrell Owens
5. Steve Largent
6. Marvin Harrison
7. Tim Brown
8. Calvin Johnson
9. Cris Carter
10. Steve Smith Sr.
Hm: Reggie Wayne, Julio Jones, Antonio Brown
Julio better than Reggie
@@BigMacoSlime doesn’t really matter, they’re both in the honorable mention category.
Rice and he did it with class and style
Larry’s gotta be #2 for me❤️
The most reasonable list I’ve seen. Dudes on TikTok be putting AB & Julio at top 5 💀💀💀
There might be a case for Bob Hayes on this list if only because he sort of created the zone defense. I get why there's an impulse to not include him as he had only about 7,500 receiving yards, but then Don Hutson didn't reach 8,000 yards, either. So you can't say Hayes doesn't qualify for this on the basis of career receiving yards.