Smith might be up on the list but he'll be surpassed by at least 3 WR in the game right now.Top 10 is right but Steve Smith better be on y'all top 10 listboth them played with bums most of there career and still put in work...
Brehs, where does Andre Johnson rank all-time in WR history?
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Idk smitty top 5 to me his height and how he played the game like he was Moss /TO size
That's my GOAT
But yea back to Dre
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Top 10 is right but Steve Smith better be on y'all top 10 list
(No Order)
Rice
Irvin
TO
Moss
Carter
Tim Brown
#88 from the Colts
Bruce
Dre
Reggie Wayne
Who you knocking off this list to put on Steve Smith?
and statistically Dez is going to pass all those guys in the post TO/Moss era, including Calvin
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(No Order)
Rice
Irvin
TO
Moss
Carter
Tim Brown
#88 from the Colts
Bruce
Dre
Reggie Wayne
Who you knocking off this list to put on Steve Smith?
and statistically Dez is going to pass all those guys in the post TO/Moss era, including Calvin
wayne, Harrison most definitely...My nikka was balling with a fresh off the coach 42 year old Vinny Testaverde
Check smitty stats bro had better seasons than guys at top your list..with delhomme at QB u forgetting his triple crown year?
My nikka was balling with a fresh off the coach 42 year old Vinny Testaverde
Check smitty stats bro had better seasons than guys at top your list..with delhomme at QB u forgetting his triple crown year?
about that doggy?Calvin Johnson and Dez Bryant will almost certainly rank higher than Steve Smith.
Reggie Wayne has 1,000 more receiving yards than Steve Smith and they both entered the league in the same year.
It's a shame Larry Fitzgerald fell off because he was on his way.
It may be too early to tell with Antonio Brown, but he's really good.
We'll see what happens with Demaryius Thomas. He's got 1,400+ yards for the last 3 years now. Hopefully that continues...with or without Peyton.
Maybe I'm wrong but over the last 10 years I really thought of Steve Smith as a slightly-better version of Santana Moss.
Now maybe that's a criticism of Smith...or a compliment of Moss. I'm not sure.
And Santana Moss probably had worse QB's than Smith did.
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Reggie Wayne has 1,000 more receiving yards than Steve Smith and they both entered the league in the same year.
It's a shame Larry Fitzgerald fell off because he was on his way.
It may be too early to tell with Antonio Brown, but he's really good.
We'll see what happens with Demaryius Thomas. He's got 1,400+ yards for the last 3 years now. Hopefully that continues...with or without Peyton.
Maybe I'm wrong but over the last 10 years I really thought of Steve Smith as a slightly-better version of Santana Moss.
Now maybe that's a criticism of Smith...or a compliment of Moss. I'm not sure.
And Santana Moss probably had worse QB's than Smith did.
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(No Order)
Rice
Irvin
TO
Moss
Carter
Tim Brown
#88 from the Colts
Bruce
Dre
Reggie Wayne
Who you knocking off this list to put on Steve Smith?
and statistically Dez is going to pass all those guys in the post TO/Moss era, including Calvin
Dont forget Torry ****
I wouldn't even put Steve Smith over Chad Johnson.
Breh, I was gonna say this is blasphemy.
But from 2001 - 2009:
Steve Smith: 574 receptions, 8,330 yards, 50 TD
Chad Johnson: 684 receptions, 9,952 yards, 62 TD
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Maybe I'm wrong but over the last 10 years I really thought of Steve Smith as a slightly-better version of Santana Moss.
Now maybe that's a criticism of Smith...or a compliment of Moss. I'm not sure.
And Santana Moss probably had worse QB's than Smith did.
lets not get carried away here. santana moss was always a one trick pony
those two arent the same caliber
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Breh, I was gonna say this is blasphemy.
But from 2001 - 2009:
Steve Smith: 574 receptions, 8,330 yards, 50 TD
Chad Johnson: 684 receptions, 9,952 yards, 62 TD
Chad also led the AFC in receiving for 5 straight seasons.. ..and was calling out CB's and loaded teams.
His stint with the Pats and the whole Evelyn Lozada fallout really made people forget that Chad really was a dominant WR outchea.
I dunno breh.
lets not get carried away here. santana moss was always a one trick pony
those two arent the same caliber
I thought Santana Moss was a really good WR.
He had Chad Pennington, Mark Brunnell (a 35 year old Mark Brunnell), Jason Campbell, a washed up Donovan McNabb, Rex Grossman....Rex Grossman breh....REX....GROSSMAN as his QB. And then a rookie Robert Griffin.
Cut Santana some slack.
Smith missed the entire 2004 season though.Breh, I was gonna say this is blasphemy.
But from 2001 - 2009:
Steve Smith: 574 receptions, 8,330 yards, 50 TD
Chad Johnson: 684 receptions, 9,952 yards, 62 TD
Top 10 is right but Steve Smith better be on y'all top 10 list
1421 yards that season despite missing the first two games because of a suspension.
Calvin Johnson and Dez Bryant will almost certainly rank higher than Steve Smith.
Reggie Wayne has 1,000 more receiving yards than Steve Smith and they both entered the league in the same year.
It's a shame Larry Fitzgerald fell off because he was on his way.
It may be too early to tell with Antonio Brown, but he's really good.
We'll see what happens with Demaryius Thomas. He's got 1,400+ yards for the last 3 years now. Hopefully that continues...with or without Peyton.
Maybe I'm wrong but over the last 10 years I really thought of Steve Smith as a slightly-better version of Santana Moss.
Now maybe that's a criticism of Smith...or a compliment of Moss. I'm not sure.
And Santana Moss probably had worse QB's than Smith did.
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Steve Smith is a better all around receiver than Santana, I'm not even sure its slight when I watch those guys Smith plays a lot bigger than his size, catches strong with his hands, excellent blocker. But I'll admit I'm biased since Santana used to torch the Cowboys
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In 2009 when Matt Schaub threw for 29 TDs, Andre Johnson caught 9 of them.
The rest went to:
Jacoby Jones (WR) - 6
Owen Daniels (TE) - 5
Steve Slaton (RB) - 4
Kevin Walter (WR) - 2
Joel Dreessen (TE) - 1
Vonta Leach (FB) - 1
Ryan Moats (RB) - 1
12 TD's went to RB and TE.
I sincerely believe Andre Johnson is on the same level as TO. He just never had the benefit of great QB play like other HOF'ers.