No that would be John (JJ) Jefferson 1978-80 Air Coryell San Diego Chargers, 1981-84 Green Bay Packers, & 1985 Cleveland Browns his highlights are here on CZcams made by a gentleman named Tim Dirks thank me later.
teams would jam moss at the line of scrimmage with two dudes and cheat a safety in his direction and he would still beat them, dude was unbelievable to watch. he had every physical gift a receiver could have and knew exactly how to use every single one, and was savvy, intelligent, and worked his ass off on top of all that literally a once in a lifetime athlete, possibly once *ever*
QB, but corner isn't far behind. For QB, you need a computer in your head to calculate everything with lightning speed, because you need to make just one small, simple mistake and your turn over the ball. Two, and you've lost your team the game. As a corner you don't have to make as many decisions to make and a lot of times you have help if you've messed up.The concentration level is up there though!
And Sherman isn't even all that fast. Much like Ed Reed at safetey, Sherman's exceptional intelligence is what makes him so dangerous; the ability to read and jump routes.
I agree. I believe that cornerback and defensive linemen are the hardest positions. A defensive lineman is literally held almost "if not" every play. Cornerbacks have it bad. Really bad in this era. You have to react so fast to every route you cant bumb after 5 yards and pass INTERFERENCE is not called on the wide receiver as often as it should with all the push offs we clearly see and picks set. You have to get your head around at the right time. If you can cover a receiver one on one without no safety help and lock him down that's amazing. There are more great quarterbacks, linebackers, offensive linemen, defensive linemen, in the league than cornerbacks. In my humble opinion
Because he can help when he was born? Besides, you're wrong mate, George Blanda is the reason REAL men started watching football, or maybe Sammy Baugh? or maybe Red Grange? Or perhaps even Pudge Heffelfinger? Now that's when REAL men started watching football.
Randy Moss and Jason (White Chocolate) Williams grew up together in W. Virginia.. Two of the greatest seminal athletes of their time from the same area... Nobody did what they could do.
Gary Augustus not to mention Moss was Mr. Basketball on the same team as J. Will. J. Williams was a lottery pick. So Moss basketball game was freakish also
Moss vs ty law was probably the most disrespectful play ever. Randy stands there, puts one hand up with the other hand on ty, then makes the sideline catch with both feet in-bounds.
@@blackman216 Rice used stick-um and played with 3 QBs who won NFL MVP. Unprecedented. Rice is overrated. Julian Edelman is #2 on all the playoff stats lists for WRs BECAUSE HE PLAYED WITH TOM BRADY. Moss is the GOAT.
I watched every randy moss game, season tickets for decade. I literally looked down field, see a purple guy flying and wide open. He was so good you just assumed he'd be free down field
Maybe I’m kooky, but yrs ago before my kids grew up, I took a weeks vacation loaded the car and went to Mankato for Vikes training camp, I believe it was Moss’s second yr and got close enough to hear him chatting between plays, also got to shake Denny’s hand as well as meet and talk to John Randle and others, but the most important thing to ever come out of that trip was it made my wife a die hard Vikes fan, had I known this would happen, I’d of took her 10 yrs earlier because up till then she had no interest, but she fell in love that week, and today after 34 yrs of marriage she’s still a big fan and won’t miss a play once the game starts, so now I have to get my own beer when needed during the game but I’m good!
Consider this: Rice caught balls from pretty much Montana and Steve Young only. Much of Rice's career he was on a team that had a strong running game, and through most of his career his team had other strong receiving threats. I would love to see what Moss' numbers would be if he were in that same position.
+cedricbeard Kinda laughable.... Here's his "only good post season" according to you: 1998: 10 Rec. 148 yards and 2 TDs Here are some of Moss's better Playoff stats: 1999: 14 Rec. 314 yards and 3 TDs 2000: 4 Rec. 139 yards and 2 TDs 2004: 7 Rec. 121 yards and 2 TDs In 2000 he had a 2 catch 121 yard 2 TD performance in the Divisional Round of the Playoffs. It's not his fault Daunte Culpepper was sacked 4 times in the Conference Championship game and threw 3 picks and was never able to throw an appropriate pass. What is he supposed to do, block, and throw too? In 2004 Randy Moss and a 9-8 Vikings Team went to Lambeau Field and Randy caught 4 Passes for 70 yards and 2 TD's and we walked out victors. In the Divisional Round, Culpepper again was sacked 3 times and threw 3 more INT's to secure a loss. Does Randy have to block and pass again here too? At his best, Randy was twice the receiver Jerry Rice was.
JuanMurphy45 Name one hall of fame receiver or running back during Rice's prime years. I'll wait. And Moss had Cris Carter so I don't wanna hear that shit.
Greatest WR I’ve ever seen! You can make the Jerry Rice argument but I’ve never seen anyone as good as Moss on the field. Nobody made it look effortless as much as he did.
Elitekiller72 YES IT IS AND I'M STILL DISGUSTED BECAUSE OF THE SEPARATION.. I began to gain life before Moss's last season when he visited the Saints hoping they would sign him.. I cannot tell you how silly and inconsistent the Saints organization have been the past years, but that would've been deja vu all over again.. And that is what I hoped for
Randy Moss and Calvin Johnson are two of the most electrifying wr's ever man. Don't think anyone I've watched were as fun as these two, not even TO. Randy Moss doesn't should get the title of GOAT way more then he does.
As a DB myself who has been burned, ur thinking about your GF breaking up with you, your parents are gonna disown u, he gonna smoke a blunt in my name after the game.... all in a matter of seconds. The mind is a beautiful thing.
jd2616 Me too. I'm from those days and Randy Moss is the GREATEST player I've ever seen dominate. I saw Mel Blount play when they changed the 5 yard rule just because of him. That's true greatness. But when Dion Sanders came into the NFL, to me, he was the GREATEST shut down corner EVER. But still by far, RANDY WAS ON ANOTHER LEVEL THAT'LL NEVER BE SEEN AGAIN.
Yeah I'm from Chicago and watching football was boring for me and I didn't have any team that I liked and then Randy came to the seen! I wore his jersey at a game in Chicago lucky for me I had a bunch of family and friends with because Randy absolutely torched the bears that day and I had people throwing things at me and calling me all sorts of things! He made back up QBs look great and had a chance to play with TB12 late in his career and it was curtains for all kinds of records that year! Absolutely best wide receiver in my eyes idc what people think because if he had Tom Brady from the start 12 Ring's is what they would be at and records that we can't even imagine! But I'm just glad to have witnessed it and heartbroken he didn't get a Superbowl Ring because he deserved to! Thank you for the video!
I live in Huntington West Virginia got to watch all of Randy’s games in person at Marshall. You simply cannot overstate how good this guy is. What it’s like to see him in person. Jerry Rice was my favorite receiver of all time but imagine for a second if Randy moss in prime had Joe Montana, Steve young and Rich Gannon for his prime as opposed to 40-year-old Randall Cunningham, Dante Culpepper and Kerry Collins before finally getting to Tom Brady. He got to Brady at the end of his rope and broke the seasons touchdown record with 22.
greatest receiver of my generation. greatest deep threat ever. most explosive player ever. didn't like running across the middle but he didn't have to and still beat everyone he faced. 98 was incredible
Randy Moss footwork is amazing. He had great hands. He knew how to use his hands and footwork to push off the DB or get around him right off the snap. The moment he gets by the helpless DB, he just explodes with his incredible breakaway speed. He used his incredible leaping ability and great hands to catch the ball over the top of the secondary. He was so, so good. No one has figured out how to stop this guy. He was just incredible.
I'm a Giants fan. I was on convalescent leave during the 07-08 NFL season. I watched every Giants game and every Pats game just to see Randy Moss. Moss made me secretly buy his Jersey. Watching him play was like a man playing with seven year old boys. He was incredible. I only rooted against him twice, guess which games were those?
Always looks like Randys legs are going half speed compared to the DBacks lmao. Love it. I'm from Green Bay and growing up that man always torched us. Imagine if he had a HoF QB for more than a couple seasons... Damn son.
To me, Randy Moss was probably the most unstoppable wide receiver that played in the NFL. Defensive Backs played him close and he just use excellent footwork to get by them. They tried to get physical with him, and he just overpowered them. He was double teamed on the line of scrimmage and he still went around them and made the reception. He had great hands, and he was so explosive. He would leap over defenders to make incredible plays. He was so athletic, graceful and strong. Moss made it look so easy. No one figured out how to stop this guy, he was awesome.
People forget Moss was dominating the league with the Vikings under the old rules before 5 yard contact defensive holding penalty was implemented (to help Peyton Manning) as well as dominating under the new rules in his later years. Now with the "defenseless receiver" rules it's even more favorable to the WR. The way Moss dominated with Minnesota under the old rules shows his Strength in a way the new fans that never saw him in his prime don't usually comprehend.
@@SonSolo wasn't inforced. I've seen plenty of old games and footage. It's like telling someone who watched NBA in the 90s that "hand check was always illegal, nothing really changed". The style of play was drastically different. You NEVER saw Defense Holding called when Moss was with Minnesota. P.I. was inforced but not holding. If ball wasn't in air that was always let go. Everyone remembers the rule change (either in definition or serious change in enforcement) after Bilichek Patriots completely shut down Payton Manning in cold weather AFC championship. Back when Pats had guys like Ty Law. I remember when Panthers lost to Pats in the SuperBowl Steve Smith ahd a great game but said all Law did was "hold him and spit in his face". Defense Holding wasn't inforced til 1 or 2 seasons later. Moss Vikings years easily predate this and style of play on defense is DRASTICALLY different (much softer) in todays game to anyone paying attention. Then there are the other rule changes like Targeting and Defenseless Receiver which obviously came much later.
Thomas DeMay....I don't know about that bro. I know what you're saying, but my dad played high school ball when the rule truly didn't exist and he would always talk about how much easier receivers had it in the 80's and 90's. I remember the rule being enforced as a kid, maybe not to the extent it is now, but Moss and the 90's/ 2000's receivers weren't playing like they did in the 60's and 70's. You're talking like Moss played in that era and is not even close. He definitely had the luxury of the 5 yard rule, unlike the players in the 60 and 70's.
Jerry rice consistently took 2 yard catches and turned them into 50 plus yard TDs with his after the catch ability No we is even half as good as rice after the catch
Meredith Leavitt so I guess the only thing that matters is after the catch. Ok good to know And most of the time he couldn’t get yards after catch because most of his catches were in the end zone or out of bounds
J Soul look up the stats...besides that one play Moss struggled against revis...prime revis is maybe the greatest shutdown corner ever just off the sheer great receivers he shutdown...
Reason why I started playing football. You never imagine yourself as anyone else. Just playing football in the street or in the field. You imagine those announcers and you imagine yourself as randy moss going downfield and catching a fade
Greatest Receiver of all time! He was a Man among boys! Freak of an athlete! Strong & smoothest runner ive ever seen. Ran the same time in the 40 as Deion at Florida State but Randy was a freshman! Randy won the 100M State Championship in Highschool while wearing Flipflops, no joke!
Mike Smith You’re describing his otherworldly abilities, not his results. At least not with respect to Jerry. Could Randy have a 92/1211/7 age-40 year? Only the true GOAT does that.
Anthony Taddy You're honestly going to imply that Culpepper and an ancient Brett Farve are the same quality as prime Montana and Young? haha wow, you should go ahead and erase that ridiculous comment. They're not even close. His few years with Brady are the only years he enjoyed playing with an elite QB.
NO MA'AM dumbass he only had more stats with Dante bc everyone else sucked. the patriots had other options so they didnt need to tbrow to him every down
Johnny Sample and Randy Moss I would have loved to have seen this match-up / I REMEMBER JOHNNY SAMPLE IN JANUARY 1959-DO YOU? John B. Sample, Jr. was one of the greatest defensive minds and defensive backs to ever play in the National Football League. He played for the Baltimore Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Redskins. In the American Football League he played for the New York Jets. Johnny had the distinction of beginning and ending his career with championship wins. In two of the most famous games in Professional Football history he won an NFL championship and a World Championship. He is the only player in professional football history to play on three different professional football championship teams. In 1958 his rookie season with the Baltimore Colts he won an NFL championship ring in their victory over the New York Giants in a game now known as The Greatest Game ever played. The game was the first to go into OT. He won another championship in 1959 NFL Championship game scoring a touchdown on a 42-yard interception return in the Colts 31-16 victory over the Giants again. In 1968 his final season he was co-captain of the New York Jets with legendary QB Joe Namath. In a never forgotten AFL/NFL world championship the Jets were the underdogs against Johnny’s old team the Baltimore Colts. The game is now called the greatest upset in pro football history. He had an interception in the Jets 16-7 victory--Johnny Sample was there. He is the only professional football player to have won, NFL, AFL and Super Bowl Championships. He was the first player from an HBC (Maryland Eastern Shore/Maryland State) to be selected to play in the 1959 College All-Star Game against the NFL. Johnny Sample was named to the second team NFL All-Pro team 5 times (1960-61-65-66-and 1968) and the UPI first team All-Pro in 1961. He is over qualified to be in NFL Hall of Fame. czcams.com/video/wzY5Mki8OVE/video.html www.youtube.com/watch… / Read more on the great Johnny Sample @blackmeninamerica.com "Harold Bell's Walk Through American Sports History With Champs & C
People bash the diva WR era .but that was the best time to watch the NFL ! Moss , T.O . Steve smith , chad Johnson . That clowning around and produce made the nfl fun to watch !
I'm from the D and I love Megatron but this play at 1:33 is so smooth for a 6"4 receiver with 2 pro bowl players in Donovan Darius and Resaun Mathias . Moss I think is the GOAT receiver
Thanks for being honest. I was born in detroit as well. Moss is the freakiest WR ive ever seen. He did things i had never seen before, nor have I seen since. Dude was one of a kind. He could take WR screens 60 yards to the house with Olympic level speed. One handed catches like they were NOTHING. Amazing.
To this day, Jerry Jones is kicking himself in the ass for passing on Moss when he was there on the board when Dallas had their chance to pick him in the draft. If Moss was great with Culpepper, a stationary QB, Romo would've elevated Moss into the stratosphere with his mobility and ability to extend plays.
Greatest single season QB and WR random ever is Brady and Moss 2007. And of course they both end up being the GOATs at their respective positions. Hate and cry away....GO
When your name becomes a verb, then you're a goat
Or you’re absolute trash
Mercedes Benz F 015 Luxury True, for example...Damn that dude just Blair Walshed that kick.
When you repeatedly underperform in the playoffs, you're not the GOAT
@@redpillfreedom6692 Randy always got double if not triple teamed in the playoffs, don’t blame it all on him
@@ADuckWithSwag as do most greats
Odell may have the flashiest One hand catches, but Moss has the smoothest effortless one hand catches in the history of the NFL.
Odell doesnt even have that. Cris Carter has the best one hand catches.
Skazellino him or fitz
Brandon Lloyd too. Very underrated receiver
Odell uses those sticky gloves which should be illegal.
No that would be John (JJ) Jefferson 1978-80 Air Coryell San Diego Chargers, 1981-84 Green Bay Packers, & 1985 Cleveland Browns his highlights are here on CZcams made by a gentleman named Tim Dirks thank me later.
teams would jam moss at the line of scrimmage with two dudes and cheat a safety in his direction and he would still beat them, dude was unbelievable to watch. he had every physical gift a receiver could have and knew exactly how to use every single one, and was savvy, intelligent, and worked his ass off on top of all that
literally a once in a lifetime athlete, possibly once *ever*
Every time a WR misses a catch I always say to myself. Moss would of caught that. He is the reason why I started watching Football as a kid.
Nobody fuckin CARES
Lewi Yonas nobody asked if you cared
Lewi Yonas obviously you care bc you commented on it
@@lewiyonas3255 then why did you respond
Good question
Corners have the hardest position in football.
doza6604 crazy how Sherman makes it look easy
QB, but corner isn't far behind. For QB, you need a computer in your head to calculate everything with lightning speed, because you need to make just one small, simple mistake and your turn over the ball. Two, and you've lost your team the game.
As a corner you don't have to make as many decisions to make and a lot of times you have help if you've messed up.The concentration level is up there though!
Deonta B that's he plays in a prime system for his strengths, he is rarely if ever on an island...
And Sherman isn't even all that fast. Much like Ed Reed at safetey, Sherman's exceptional intelligence is what makes him so dangerous; the ability to read and jump routes.
I agree. I believe that cornerback and defensive linemen are the hardest positions. A defensive lineman is literally held almost "if not" every play. Cornerbacks have it bad. Really bad in this era. You have to react so fast to every route you cant bumb after 5 yards and pass INTERFERENCE is not called on the wide receiver as often as it should with all the push offs we clearly see and picks set. You have to get your head around at the right time. If you can cover a receiver one on one without no safety help and lock him down that's amazing. There are more great quarterbacks, linebackers, offensive linemen, defensive linemen, in the league than cornerbacks. In my humble opinion
Randy Moss is the reason why I started watching football
Because he can help when he was born? Besides, you're wrong mate, George Blanda is the reason REAL men started watching football, or maybe Sammy Baugh? or maybe Red Grange? Or perhaps even Pudge Heffelfinger? Now that's when REAL men started watching football.
no REAL men started watching football when Csonka took the field
Me too Moss been my favorite player since I was 5
William Lange you act like everyone was around to watch him in the 70s
Ferra Torr Jim Thorpe lmao😂
Without question, the most talented receiver of all time.
One of the few athletes that make their game look so simple and yet impossible all at the same time.
Randy Moss and Jason (White Chocolate) Williams grew up together in W. Virginia.. Two of the greatest seminal athletes of their time from the same area... Nobody did what they could do.
Gary Augustus not to mention Moss was Mr. Basketball on the same team as J. Will. J. Williams was a lottery pick. So Moss basketball game was freakish also
cooperken871 But they still got beat by Martinsburg in the state championship in 94!
Liberty Construction yeah major upset
the good ole boys Nike commercials with the 2 of them were awesome
Moss quit hoops and pursued football because Kevin Garnett blocked him at an all American thing
Moss vs ty law was probably the most disrespectful play ever. Randy stands there, puts one hand up with the other hand on ty, then makes the sideline catch with both feet in-bounds.
Randy Moss is the greatest wide receiver I’ve ever seen.
at disappearing in the playoffs
rlozaa lozano when has moss disappear in the playoffs lay off the drugs junky
SAY HELLO TO JERRY RICE
@@blackman216 Rice used stick-um and played with 3 QBs who won NFL MVP. Unprecedented. Rice is overrated. Julian Edelman is #2 on all the playoff stats lists for WRs BECAUSE HE PLAYED WITH TOM BRADY.
Moss is the GOAT.
@@feynmanschwingere_mc2270 Know who else played with Tom Brady? RANDY MOSS. And did squat in the playoffs with him.
I watched every randy moss game, season tickets for decade.
I literally looked down field, see a purple guy flying and wide open. He was so good you just assumed he'd be free down field
Maybe I’m kooky, but yrs ago before my kids grew up, I took a weeks vacation loaded the car and went to Mankato for Vikes training camp, I believe it was Moss’s second yr and got close enough to hear him chatting between plays, also got to shake Denny’s hand as well as meet and talk to John Randle and others, but the most important thing to ever come out of that trip was it made my wife a die hard Vikes fan, had I known this would happen, I’d of took her 10
yrs earlier because up till then she had no interest, but she fell in love that week, and today after 34 yrs of marriage she’s still a big fan and won’t miss a play once the game starts, so now I have to get my own beer when needed during the game but I’m good!
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There will never be another reciever like moss
id say calvin johnson was just as good
MOSS IS THE G.O.A.T. 🐐🐐🐐BAAAAAHD MANNN ..NO STICK EM RICE FANS
Rice had a better career but at his peak, I never saw a better receiver than Randy Moss.. and that includes Rice.
Consider this: Rice caught balls from pretty much Montana and Steve Young only. Much of Rice's career he was on a team that had a strong running game, and through most of his career his team had other strong receiving threats. I would love to see what Moss' numbers would be if he were in that same position.
+cedricbeard
Kinda laughable....
Here's his "only good post season" according to you:
1998: 10 Rec. 148 yards and 2 TDs
Here are some of Moss's better Playoff stats:
1999: 14 Rec. 314 yards and 3 TDs
2000: 4 Rec. 139 yards and 2 TDs
2004: 7 Rec. 121 yards and 2 TDs
In 2000 he had a 2 catch 121 yard 2 TD performance in the Divisional Round of the Playoffs. It's not his fault Daunte Culpepper was sacked 4 times in the Conference Championship game and threw 3 picks and was never able to throw an appropriate pass. What is he supposed to do, block, and throw too?
In 2004 Randy Moss and a 9-8 Vikings Team went to Lambeau Field and Randy caught 4 Passes for 70 yards and 2 TD's and we walked out victors. In the Divisional Round, Culpepper again was sacked 3 times and threw 3 more INT's to secure a loss. Does Randy have to block and pass again here too?
At his best, Randy was twice the receiver Jerry Rice was.
@Benjamin Tuchek PREACH!!!!
JuanMurphy45 Name one hall of fame receiver or running back during Rice's prime years. I'll wait. And Moss had Cris Carter so I don't wanna hear that shit.
Terry Raybon micheal irvin
Nate Burleson: "I love the fact that he said he was gonna torch the league, and he did!"
KoolHandDuke 😆
Moss Greatest Reciever Ever......yall remember Moss in NFL Street...maannnn
I never thought I'd never see a wide receiver better than Jerry Rice and then this guy comes along. I haven't seen a better one than him yet.
Randy Moss.....nothing but the best..
Greatest WR I’ve ever seen! You can make the Jerry Rice argument but I’ve never seen anyone as good as Moss on the field. Nobody made it look effortless as much as he did.
His moves are so smooth, he makes it look so effortless.
G.O.A.T .
Brady to Moss
scariest three words ever
Elitekiller72 YES IT IS AND I'M STILL DISGUSTED BECAUSE OF THE SEPARATION.. I began to gain life before Moss's last season when he visited the Saints hoping they would sign him.. I cannot tell you how silly and inconsistent the Saints organization have been the past years, but that would've been deja vu all over again.. And that is what I hoped for
Elitekiller72 they could have been sooo great
Ken Love Agreeable there and it saddens me that he retired without a ring..
Elitekiller72 no... Scariest 3 words:
You're the father.
Elitekiller72 Fact
Randy Moss and Calvin Johnson are two of the most electrifying wr's ever man. Don't think anyone I've watched were as fun as these two, not even TO. Randy Moss doesn't should get the title of GOAT way more then he does.
I live in Minnesota. It was like watching an alien play against small humanoids.
Everyone wanted to be Randy. He’s the AI of the NFL
Moss made qb’s look good. Like two friends in a field playing catch.
He waves his hand at the five yard line.....Now if that isnt the most intimidating thing as a DB I dont know what is.
jack krichillski “ah shit here he go again”
Jack Krichillski Jerry Rice did that as well waving his ✋
As a DB myself who has been burned, ur thinking about your GF breaking up with you, your parents are gonna disown u, he gonna smoke a blunt in my name after the game.... all in a matter of seconds. The mind is a beautiful thing.
@@rjdriver88 LMAO bro.. rip
That’s against arguably the best corner of all time😬
Burleson was a man blessed to play as the number 2 WR across two of the most physically gifted WRs of all time.
Greatest of all time. And a good man, too.
I go back as far as Paul Warfield in Cleveland, Moss is the best there’s ever been...
jd2616 Me too. I'm from those days and Randy Moss is the GREATEST player I've ever seen dominate. I saw Mel Blount play when they changed the 5 yard rule just because of him. That's true greatness. But when Dion Sanders came into the NFL, to me, he was the GREATEST shut down corner EVER. But still by far, RANDY WAS ON ANOTHER LEVEL THAT'LL NEVER BE SEEN AGAIN.
How can you not like him? Amazing speed, hands, jumping ability, vision. Incredible!
Yeah I'm from Chicago and watching football was boring for me and I didn't have any team that I liked and then Randy came to the seen! I wore his jersey at a game in Chicago lucky for me I had a bunch of family and friends with because Randy absolutely torched the bears that day and I had people throwing things at me and calling me all sorts of things! He made back up QBs look great and had a chance to play with TB12 late in his career and it was curtains for all kinds of records that year! Absolutely best wide receiver in my eyes idc what people think because if he had Tom Brady from the start 12 Ring's is what they would be at and records that we can't even imagine! But I'm just glad to have witnessed it and heartbroken he didn't get a Superbowl Ring because he deserved to! Thank you for the video!
He's no Steeler, but i had mad respect for Randy. Tbh i always thought he was a humble man👍👉👊
J.Rice
R.Mosd
C.Carter
M.Irivin
are the best to ever do it
T.Owens my top 5
Greatest Wide Receiver ever! No one comes close!!
I live in Huntington West Virginia got to watch all of Randy’s games in person at Marshall. You simply cannot overstate how good this guy is. What it’s like to see him in person. Jerry Rice was my favorite receiver of all time but imagine for a second if Randy moss in prime had Joe Montana, Steve young and Rich Gannon for his prime as opposed to 40-year-old Randall Cunningham, Dante Culpepper and Kerry Collins before finally getting to Tom Brady. He got to Brady at the end of his rope and broke the seasons touchdown record with 22.
he set the record with 23 right?
Doug Zwaan yes
him n gannon woulda been legit like cheating
I love how Moss fanboys always try and throw in Rich Gannon when Gannon wasn't shit before he started playing with Jerry Rice.
23. Moss is the GOAT
greatest receiver of my generation. greatest deep threat ever. most explosive player ever. didn't like running across the middle but he didn't have to and still beat everyone he faced. 98 was incredible
Fuck Moss was a Beast!!!
RANDY MOSS IS THE MOST AMAZING WIDE RECIEER IN HISTORY !!!!!
Randy Moss is the greatest WR of all time. No other receiver in the history of the game comes close.
Jerry Rice and terrell owens then moss
Only Jerry...
1st Ballot Hall Of Famer and should be the highest number possible, unanimous!!!
A pleasure to watch a freak from Viking to Patriot. He made every QB looks good.
The best ever, earth will spin around the sun another 300 years and no one will come close.
You know he was great because look at the guys he’s beating, some of the best CBs and safety’s to play the game.
Randy Moss footwork is amazing. He had great hands. He knew how to use his hands and footwork to push off the DB or get around him right off the snap. The moment he gets by the helpless DB, he just explodes with his incredible breakaway speed. He used his incredible leaping ability and great hands to catch the ball over the top of the secondary. He was so, so good. No one has figured out how to stop this guy. He was just incredible.
I'm a Giants fan. I was on convalescent leave during the 07-08 NFL season. I watched every Giants game and every Pats game just to see Randy Moss. Moss made me secretly buy his Jersey. Watching him play was like a man playing with seven year old boys. He was incredible. I only rooted against him twice, guess which games were those?
2000 NFC championship and Super Bowl XLII
This man is too dangerous and a threat to all corners and safeties in the NFL. No word can explain
One of the most dominant players in nfl history
Always looks like Randys legs are going half speed compared to the DBacks lmao. Love it. I'm from Green Bay and growing up that man always torched us. Imagine if he had a HoF QB for more than a couple seasons... Damn son.
Randy Moss, NFL Hall of Famer, respect.
This is by far, thee best Randy Moss compilation I’ve ever seen
Thank you and thanks for watching!
To me, Randy Moss was probably the most unstoppable wide receiver that played in the NFL. Defensive Backs played him close and he just use excellent footwork to get by them. They tried to get physical with him, and he just overpowered them. He was double teamed on the line of scrimmage and he still went around them and made the reception. He had great hands, and he was so explosive. He would leap over defenders to make incredible plays. He was so athletic, graceful and strong. Moss made it look so easy. No one figured out how to stop this guy, he was awesome.
People forget Moss was dominating the league with the Vikings under the old rules before 5 yard contact defensive holding penalty was implemented (to help Peyton Manning) as well as dominating under the new rules in his later years. Now with the "defenseless receiver" rules it's even more favorable to the WR. The way Moss dominated with Minnesota under the old rules shows his Strength in a way the new fans that never saw him in his prime don't usually comprehend.
Thomas DeMay.....bro I agree Moss was dominant, but the 5 yard rule has been in place since I was playing pee wee football. Actually since 1978.
yeah the was made cuz of Mel Blount
@@SonSolo wasn't inforced. I've seen plenty of old games and footage. It's like telling someone who watched NBA in the 90s that "hand check was always illegal, nothing really changed". The style of play was drastically different. You NEVER saw Defense Holding called when Moss was with Minnesota. P.I. was inforced but not holding. If ball wasn't in air that was always let go. Everyone remembers the rule change (either in definition or serious change in enforcement) after Bilichek Patriots completely shut down Payton Manning in cold weather AFC championship. Back when Pats had guys like Ty Law. I remember when Panthers lost to Pats in the SuperBowl Steve Smith ahd a great game but said all Law did was "hold him and spit in his face". Defense Holding wasn't inforced til 1 or 2 seasons later. Moss Vikings years easily predate this and style of play on defense is DRASTICALLY different (much softer) in todays game to anyone paying attention. Then there are the other rule changes like Targeting and Defenseless Receiver which obviously came much later.
Thomas DeMay....I don't know about that bro. I know what you're saying, but my dad played high school ball when the rule truly didn't exist and he would always talk about how much easier receivers had it in the 80's and 90's. I remember the rule being enforced as a kid, maybe not to the extent it is now, but Moss and the 90's/ 2000's receivers weren't playing like they did in the 60's and 70's. You're talking like Moss played in that era and is not even close. He definitely had the luxury of the 5 yard rule, unlike the players in the 60 and 70's.
Size advantage lmfao don't matter no one in fuck is gonna cover a 6'5 receiver or be able to match the physicality and keep up speed wise as well
The best that ever played the position of Moss aka WR 👌 👏
If anyone makes you wanna catch football its randy moss.
Without a doubt Jerry Rice had the best career of any wideout. But Moss was the most dangerous and talented wideout hands down.
Jerry rice consistently took 2 yard catches and turned them into 50 plus yard TDs with his after the catch ability
No we is even half as good as rice after the catch
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Meredith Leavitt so I guess the only thing that matters is after the catch. Ok good to know
And most of the time he couldn’t get yards after catch because most of his catches were in the end zone or out of bounds
One of the greatest. We always knew he was amazing but looking at this footage years later only reaffirmed his greatness. Absolute legend
most talented receiver ever...and he let you know about it
Best. Receiver. EVER!!! Bar none! And that includes Jerry Rice!
Good Lord look at what he did to Revis who was THE guy back then. he was #1 Db In the league. smh wow
J Soul yeah he got cooked, he called moss a slouch
J Soul look up the stats...besides that one play Moss struggled against revis...prime revis is maybe the greatest shutdown corner ever just off the sheer great receivers he shutdown...
Revis had 3 really great years (2008,2009 and 2010) and has pretty much been living off his reputation since.
J Soul
Superfreak made Revis look like shit...facts
Yo he shitted on Revis over in over
I actually played against Randy in high school as a 5'7 defensive back. It was impossible to cover the guy.
Reason why I started playing football. You never imagine yourself as anyone else. Just playing football in the street or in the field. You imagine those announcers and you imagine yourself as randy moss going downfield and catching a fade
The record books are lucky Moss and Brady was so short. Had the been together for a decade, it would have been pure destruction.
Him and TO are easily the most talented WRs in NFL history.
Randy Moss is better than T.O., but T.O. had a great work ethic, and he was phenomenal after the catch. His strength made him a handful to bring down.
Make a video titled "dont let him throw up THE HAND!!!" lol
All big plays where he throws up the hand
Randy moss is so good because he makes everything look effortless
Randy Moss, kicking ass like no other receiver in history
He made Culpepper look GOOD
Randy BOSS
My favorite WR of all time!!
Best receiver of all time
Dauate and moss where a great duo as well and one of the greatest duo's ever.
Still got game Randy Moss is a legend
Dude I can't say it enough your moss films are so awesome
Thank you! I was hoping these videos would remind writers/HoF voters that Moss should be a first ballot Hall of Famer.
in my opinion the greatest pass catcher of all time. really no real comparison.
Moss is the Greatest.........🐐
It's like watching Jordan highlights..
Jordan showed up In the playoffs though
@@ricklozano50 Is that why Moss has all the Vikings WR playoff records despite never playing with a truly elite passer in Minnesota? 🤔
I would of loved to see him with Brady his whole career.
Imagine the Rings ? cover both hands
beebop shopbop i always thought Brett farve and randy moss was a dangerous combination
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Man that would have been unfair to the rest of the league, two legends on the same team! Whew!
Every record
Unstoppable is the best word to describe Moss in his prime.
My boy Randy!!! #FavoriteNFLPlayerEver #BestWREver
Greatest Receiver of all time! He was a Man among boys! Freak of an athlete! Strong & smoothest runner ive ever seen. Ran the same time in the 40 as Deion at Florida State but Randy was a freshman! Randy won the 100M State Championship in Highschool while wearing Flipflops, no joke!
All lies
Not the greatest wr lol but definitely 2nd
Mike Smith You’re describing his otherworldly abilities, not his results. At least not with respect to Jerry. Could Randy have a 92/1211/7 age-40 year? Only the true GOAT does that.
Kris Collett 3 different teams decided they had enough of his shit in his age-33 season so not likely.
Calvin Johnson is better, but mostly because he was more naturally athletic. Moss is a beast though and is a top 5 maybe top 3 all time reciever
if randy would have been with a great qb his entire career jerry rices stats would have been blown out by randy by a long shot
NO MA'AM Rice has the better stats and Moss had the better talent.
destincox dude moss had Brady and Culpepper and Brett farve so you can't say that because he did play with great qb's so your point doesn't quite work
Anthony Taddy You're honestly going to imply that Culpepper and an ancient Brett Farve are the same quality as prime Montana and Young? haha wow, you should go ahead and erase that ridiculous comment. They're not even close. His few years with Brady are the only years he enjoyed playing with an elite QB.
NO MA'AM dumbass he only had more stats with Dante bc everyone else sucked. the patriots had other options so they didnt need to tbrow to him every down
Chase Fincham LOL he played with CRIS CARTER a friggin Hall of Famer!!!!!!!!!! Are all Moss fanboys this delusional???
He is the greatest highlight generator in any sports ever
Johnny Sample and Randy Moss I would have loved to have seen this match-up / I REMEMBER JOHNNY SAMPLE IN JANUARY 1959-DO YOU?
John B. Sample, Jr. was one of the greatest defensive minds and defensive backs to ever play in the National Football League. He played for the Baltimore Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Redskins. In the American Football League he played for the New York Jets. Johnny had the distinction of beginning and ending his career with championship wins. In two of the most famous games in Professional Football history he won an NFL championship and a World Championship. He is the only player in professional football history to play on three different professional football championship teams. In 1958 his rookie season with the Baltimore Colts he won an NFL championship ring in their victory over the New York Giants in a game now known as The Greatest Game ever played. The game was the first to go into OT. He won another championship in 1959 NFL Championship game scoring a touchdown on a 42-yard interception return in the Colts 31-16 victory over the Giants again. In 1968 his final season he was co-captain of the New York Jets with legendary QB Joe Namath. In a never forgotten AFL/NFL world championship the Jets were the underdogs against Johnny’s old team the Baltimore Colts. The game is now called the greatest upset in pro football history. He had an interception in the Jets 16-7 victory--Johnny Sample was there. He is the only professional football player to have won, NFL, AFL and Super Bowl Championships. He was the first player from an HBC (Maryland Eastern Shore/Maryland State) to be selected to play in the 1959 College All-Star Game against the NFL. Johnny Sample was named to the second team NFL All-Pro team 5 times (1960-61-65-66-and 1968) and the UPI first team All-Pro in 1961. He is over qualified to be in NFL Hall of Fame.
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The Best!!!! Ever!!! Randy Moss..... Better than Jerry Rice. Randy is the greatest of our time.
yup the goat is definitely in this video R.I.P SEAN TAYLOR 🏈👼 []__[], The real NFL & Hurricane fans miss you dude
People bash the diva WR era .but that was the best time to watch the NFL ! Moss , T.O . Steve smith , chad Johnson . That clowning around and produce made the nfl fun to watch !
Another myth destroyed 🤟💪
He's doing those big plays on at the time the NFL's best DBs Revis and Roy Williams
Miss with the purple 11’s way back then
Best athletic receiver EVER! Not even a close 2nd!
I'm from the D and I love Megatron but this play at 1:33 is so smooth for a 6"4 receiver with 2 pro bowl players in Donovan Darius and Resaun Mathias . Moss I think is the GOAT receiver
Thanks for being honest. I was born in detroit as well. Moss is the freakiest WR ive ever seen. He did things i had never seen before, nor have I seen since. Dude was one of a kind. He could take WR screens 60 yards to the house with Olympic level speed. One handed catches like they were NOTHING. Amazing.
Wow! HOF! If you did not vote for Moss, you need your credentials pulled!
The GOAT... the nate Burleson interview was so good... so happy I subbed
Randy moss is 1 of the top 3-wide receivers ever to play the game of football hands down 💪
Randy. the best of all time.
Seen lot's of one handed catches in my day....2:43 is by far the most effortless i have ever seen.
To this day, Jerry Jones is kicking himself in the ass for passing on Moss when he was there on the board when Dallas had their chance to pick him in the draft. If Moss was great with Culpepper, a stationary QB, Romo would've elevated Moss into the stratosphere with his mobility and ability to extend plays.
@John Pottorgg can't agree with you more. Smh. If not the dumbest move Jerry Jones did not make.
@John Pottorgg that means Jerry could have had him multiple times, either trade or free agency. Did he ever want to go to Dallas after Minnesota?
Best wide receiver ever !!!
at disappearing in the playoffs
Greatest single season QB and WR random ever is Brady and Moss 2007. And of course they both end up being the GOATs at their respective positions. Hate and cry away....GO
Remind me again did Moss and Brady win the Super Bowl?
I love how anytime revis gets beat he fakes a inj lol