The Dirty Dozen Series - Wide Recievers

[EMMITTnROY]

1. Chad Johnson
2. Randy Moss
3. Terrell Owens
4. Marvin Harrison
5. Torry Holt
6. Steve Smith
7. Santana Moss
8. Larry Fitzgerald
9. Anquan Boldin
10. Chris Chambers
11. Hines Ward
12. Joey Galloway

 

[JonCJG]

1. T.O.
2. Chad Johnson
3. Marvin Harrison
4. Steve Smith
5. Torry Holt
6. Randy Moss
7. Santana Moss
8. Larry Fitzgerald
9. Anquan Boldin
10. Plaxico Burress
11. Terry Glenn
12. Reggie Wayne

http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/187385

 

[TheKey]

1. Chad Johnson
2. Steve Smith
3. TO
4. Reggie Wayne
5. Santana Moss
6. Anquan Boldin
7. Larry Fitzgerald
8. Terry Glenn
9. Marvin Harrison
10. Chris Chambers
11. Ronald Curry
12. Matt Jones

 

[JonCJG]

Damm no Randy Moss? He has fell off for sure, but still a top WR in the league IMO. Better than Matt Jones no question.....

 

[BigDFan5]

11. Ronald Curry
12. Matt Jones

wth???

 

[ghst187]

1) TO
2) Chad Johnson
3) Randy Moss
4) Steve Smith
5) Santana Moss
6) Chris Chambers
7) Anquan Boldin
8) Larry Fitzgerald
Tied for 9th: Terry Glenn and Marvin Harrison
11) Reggie Wayne
12) Joey Galloway

 

[Yakuza Rich]

1. Chad Johnson
2. Randy Moss
3. Terrell Owens

Johnson shouldn't be #1. He's usually near the lead in dropped passes and when they really need a reception, they actually like to throw it to Houshmandzadeh since he's got great hands. Real good WR, but not #1.

From a skill set wise, I think Owens is #1 since he really doesn't have any weaknesses except for an occasional problem with the drops. He can be effective catching short, intermediate, and deep routes. Neither Moss nor Johnson can do all of that.

Moss is the best deep ball guy when he wants to be since he has great speed, vertical, hands, and catch the ball in closed quarters. But, he's nothing as a short route guy or a guy that is called to go over the middle. For now I'd say Johnson is better than Moss, but not as good as Owens or Steve Smith or Santana Moss.

4. Marvin Harrison
5. Torry Holt

It'd be close, but I'd take Holt just over Harrison.

6. Steve Smith
7. Santana Moss

Should be much higher. When Moss is healthy and doesn't have Paul Hackett as his O-Coordinator, he's a great WR. He basically carried that Washington offense for 3/4th's of the season. I'd take Smith over Moss as Moss is mainly a deep ball guy whereas Smith does have some short and intermediate skills.

8. Larry Fitzgerald
9. Anquan Boldin
10. Chris Chambers
11. Hines Ward
12. Joey Galloway

I'd probably put Reggie Wayne, Rod Smith and Joe Horn some consideration as well.


Rich.......

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

1.) Randy Moss (The guy is still the most feared weapon in the game)

2.) T.O. (He's just so versatile...short or long pass)

3.) Marvin Harrison (He's Mr. Consistant..enough said)

4.) Steve Smith (Show me three years of last year)

5.) Chad Johnson ( Young Jerry Rice possibly??)

6.) Torry Holt ( Possibly the best hands in football)

7.) Anquan Boldin (Does everything well for a young receiver)

8.) Larry Fitzgerald (Mr. Big Catch throughout his career)

9.) Santana Moss (Can he be consistant with the numbers)

10.) Hines Ward (Toughest receiver in the game and still manages to crack 1000 yards receiving every year)

11.) Terry Glenn (Despite the critics the guy keeps going deep)

12.) Joey Galloway(Had a very nice year..always a deep threat)

 

[Vintage]

Andre Johnson?

 

[Chocolate Lab]

A couple of years ago, I thought Chad Johnson was very underrated. But now he's way, WAY overrated. No wonder players want to make a spectacle of themselves when they see all the accolades it gets players like Johnson and DeAngelo Hall.

Anyway, my list would be

Steve Smith
Hines Ward
Torry Holt
Marvin Harrison
Terrell Owens
Randy Moss
Javon Walker
Santana Moss
Anquan Boldin
Chris Chambers
Plaxico Burress
Joe Horn

 

[Xy_Oldone]

1. T.O.
2. Chad Johnson
3. Marvin Harrison
4. Steve Smith
5. Torry Holt
6. Randy Moss
7. Santana Moss
8. Larry Fitzgerald
9. Anquan Boldin
10. Plaxico Burress
11. Terry Glenn
12. Reggie Wayne

http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/187385

Hmm. I would agree with this one more than the others. When T.O. plays a full season no one can touch him. Like him or hate him right now he is prob the best out there.