Randy Moss really thinks he’s the “greatest of all time”, Jerry Rice might disagree

Gamedayr | January 29, 2013 at 2:42 pm | 4 Comments

Randy Moss may have fallen and bumped his head. (Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports)

Duh, Randy. Of course you think you are the greatest of all time.

Can’t blame you for that at all. If you didn’t think that, then well, you probably wouldn’t have been playing at the level you did your entire career.

Despite that fact, you aren’t the GOAT. That title belongs to Jerry Rice, and quite honestly, will probably always belong to Rice.

So this comes down to mano y mano, numbers vs numbers:

Moss: 982 receptions for 15,292 yards and 156 touchdowns.
Rice: 1549 receptions for 22,895 yards and 197 touchdowns.

Those numbers easily put that debate to rest. Moss may have revolutionized defensive coverages, but don’t think for a second that Rice didn’t either.

Maybe Moss forgot to finish his statement.

What do you think about Moss’ claim? Sound off below!

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http://www.facebook.com/tashi.namgyal.184 Tashi Namgyal

If Randy Moss had Tom Brady for 20 seasons he would put 23,434 yards, 2081 receptions, and 306 TDs..vs Rice who played 20 seasons, this takes the average of moss’s 2 years with brady and *17 seasons, we assume that the years before 2007, moss would even put up better numbers, while after 2009 would decline, so this assumption of x 17 works out well

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Tashi, I agree with your sentiment… Rice had two hall of famers Montana/Young and an All-Pro (Gannon) throwing him the ball every Sunday. While Moss had bums like Cullpepper and xyz QBs in Oakland. However, you cannot just project numbers or Terrell Davis would be the best RB of all time. Rice’s numbers blow Randy’s out of the water… he went out there in did it. If Rany can play for another 7 years and amass 500 catches, 10,000 yeards, and 40 tds then he can be the GOAT.

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- Tony Ball
  
  Eli Manning says he’s the best, Joe Flacco says he’s the best, Michael Jordan says he’s the best, LeBron calls himself the King, hell BRIAN SCALBRINE says he won the title for the celtics and we just brush it off. But when Moss says it OH GOD NO! WHAT A TRAVESTY! Give me a break
  
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