Clueless New football Fan Reacts to Randy Moss 

by many he is considered the best ever

If you are judging By talent+ stats+ work ethic, You may be correct. But, if you are judging on talent alone...Moss KILLS it! Randy Moss actually changed the NFL. Before Randy, an NFL team drafted cornerbacks that were somewhere between 5'9" and 6' that were fast- for decades- Randy changed what an NFL corner had to be. Neither Rice or Owens can say that!

@@0612409 I agree. But yes, I think when talking GOATs, you can't just judge on talent alone, otherwise many guys could be up there at many positions. It's talent, stats, work ethic, & longevity (as in, consistent, sustained high level of excellence/production over a long time). And most all football people rank Rice #1. Plus, you have to consider that the NFL was gradually becoming more of a passing league between Rice's and Moss' heyday. If Rice played his peak years at same time as Moss, his stats would be even crazier (ie, in the 2000s instead of 80s & early 90s). Having said all that, I personally would take Moss. As you said, he changed the nfl like no other receiver before or since. He's pretty much perfect in every area except for work ethic and attitude at times.

Rice was great but he played much longer than Moss. But comparing Rice and Moss in their prime years, Moss was a better wide receiver hands down.

@@JamesSmith-kn3vs An argument could be made for Moss over Rice in their primes, but it's not easy to declare Moss was better "hands down". And longevity shouldn't just be dismissed so easily when Rice's excellence extended for more years than almost any other receiver. Let's look at their numbers by seasons, not raw totals, so it's a more fair comparison. It's tough to define prime years, but coincidentally, both of their best stretches were during their 1st 12 seasons. I will list their 1st 12, and what happened after that, but first, to approximate their absolute best prime years, let's compare their 6 best yrs - they each had 6 that stood out above the others, and their best yr. I'll also list raw numbers from each of their top 2 seasons: Rice (1986, 1989-90, 1993-95): 6 Pro Bowls, 6 1st team All-Pros, 6 seasons of 1483+ yds, 13+ tds, & 82+ catches Rice's 2 best seasons: - 1995: 122 catches for 1848 yds, 15 td, 15.1 yds/catch, 115.5 yds/game - 1986: 86 for 1570, 15 td, 18.3 yds/catch, 98.1 yds/gm Moss (1998-2000, 2002-03, 2007): 6 Pro Bowls, 4 1st team All-Pros, 6 seasons of 1313+ yds, 7+ tds, & 69+ catches Moss' 2 best seasons: - 2003: 111 for 1632, 17 td, 14.7 yds/catch, 102.0 yds/gm - 2007: 98 for 1493, 23 td, 15.2 yds/catch, 93.3 yds/gm In their 1st 12 regular seasons: - Rice: 11 Pro Bowls, 10 1st team All-Pros, 11 seasons of 1000+ yds, 9 seasons of 10+ tds, 4 seasons with 100+ catches. - Rice had 18 tds in 21 playoff games during this time. - Moss: 6 Pro Bowls, 4 1st team All-Pros, 10 seasons of 1000+ yds, 9 seasons of 10+ tds, 2 seasons with 100+ catches. - Moss had 10 tds in 12 playoff games during this time. After their 1st 12 seasons: - Rice played 8 more seasons (with 3 different teams), with 2 more Pro Bowls and 3 more 1000+ yd seasons. - Moss played 2 more seasons, only starting 13 of his 32 games played. In these 2 yrs (with 4 different teams), he only had totals of: 827 yds, 8 tds, 56 catches. Rice still had better numbers on average during their prime years, but he was usually on much better teams and had much, much better qbs throwing to him. I think that Moss had better ball skills, and he was also bigger and faster. I'd personally take Moss in his prime.

I so agree. The only thing missing is a Super Bowl ring. Seems the so called experts are afraid to state the obvious.

@R. C.P Love your opinion on the comparison. Your opinion is the TRUTH 🙂

I always play the Vikings in madden 05 he and Daunte Culpepper was amazing duel ever

Randy Moss was the most gifted WR to ever play. Jerry Rice was the best football player the NFL has ever seen.

Rice gets docked down a bit for being an admitted cheater.. sorry. Stickum on your hands is cheating, he even did it after it was banned.

Truly gifted

No Ray Lewis is...Moss is one of the best

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Ray Lewis is EXTREMELY overrated

Jerry Rice is easily the best football player to ever play. Larry Allen is close.

Nah that title goes to bo jack, or Deion Sanders

Deion Sanders!

I completely agree. Randy Moss, the greatest receiver to ever play, no question!!!

*Terrell

+dennis scott he seems like nobody can amount to his greatness

Randy Moss had the speed, the height, the hands, jumping ability and the awareness on the field at all times. Jerry Rice has all the records and 3 Super Bowl rings on his resume. If you just watch the highlights Randy Moss is the most exciting and talented player maybe ever to play in the NFL along with Barry Sanders.

Yes we did smh

I have 2 video's about pele on my page

Allure Vision they popped up on my feed after watching your videos. Watching them right now. Great work!! Love what you’re doing, keep it up.

Thank you❤

Allure Vision you still not off the hook until you make the other GOAT video for TB12, Tom Brady 😜😎

Coming soon 😉

I've heard and that's insane

So fast!

Peter Tyrell Except Terrance Newman ran him down when he was playing for the Raiders. I believe that clip was in this video. I was surprised when that happened because it was the first time I remember Moss being caught from behind.

@@jeremywade6986 Moss's attitude on the Raiders was so negative it affected everything he did. I saw him drop passes which he never did and he got caught from behind by a defender which never happened. You saw when he got to NE the speed returned.

mpound97 Thats my main issue with Randy is the fact that he was a front runner. When things are going well and his team was in contention he gave his best effort but when the coin was flipped he became a lazy, pouty diva. Rice showed up and gave 100% every game for his entire career. Nobody worked as hard as Rice who was never gifted with the natural ability and athleticism Moss had. If you were to combine Randy's physical gifts with Jerry's work ethic and attitude the numbers he could have accumulated would have been ridiculous.

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I did Loma but top rank took my video down and gave me a strike I was sad because he was a good boxer

I didn't notice that he was black. Thanks for pointing that out. lol.