Brehs, where does Andre Johnson rank all-time in WR history?

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He serious too but a lot of ppl ain't watch Steve Smith during his prime sadly . I.constantly hear former dbs say he was the toughest to cover..

I didn't say Santana Moss and Steve Smith are the same.

I just don't think the gap was all that big.

 

[Skip2]

Why is it so hard for wide receivers to make the hof?

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

2003 was Andre's 1st year in the league, and I remember there being some talk about how good he was gonna be.

But 1st game of that season, I remember watching Anquan Boldin torch the Lions for 10 receptions, 217 yards.
And I was like...this Anquan dude is a fukkin monster. Gonna be way better than Andre.

Well, not really. Even though Anquan had a hell of a career himself.

I'd still take Anquan over Johnson.....Boldin is one of the clutchest WR's i've ever seen.Too much heart.

He'll get you in that endzone...by any means

 

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I'd still take Anquan over Johnson.....Boldin is one of the clutchest WR's i've ever seen.Too much heart.

He'll get you in that endzone...by any means

He's definitely a big time player.

 

[FTBS]

Right behind Charles fukkin Rogers .

 

[Street Knowledge]

http://www.footballperspective.com/the-steve-smith-post/

http://www.footballperspective.com/the-steve-smith-postseason-post/

 

[BrehWyatt]

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.

Ocho Cinco was low-key on some unprecedented levels of dominance in his prime. It's a shame he went out the league the way he did, he was surely going to be a Hall of Famer.

That's my all-time favorite wideout.

 

[BreezyH]

he had two, three years where you could legit put him as the best wr in the league. sucks his team never got it together

 

[BrehWyatt]

he had two, three years where you could legit put him as the best wr in the league. sucks his team never got it together

To me, that is a huge part of someone's HOF case/all-time greatness argument. Whether or not you could say that at one point in his career, he was the best at his position.

 

[BreezyH]

To me, that is a huge part of someone's HOF case/all-time greatness argument. Whether or not you could say that at one point in his career, he was the best at his position.

which is why i'm always on jeter, but that's another thread lol

 

[MegaTronBomb!]

Bro was the only wide out threat too on a running offense ...

In 05 came back from injury with 103 catches for like 1500 yards and 12 Tds.

Smith always been quite dominate cause of the market but nikkas that lined up vs him know he was real

nikka said Santana moss

You're forgetting about this guy.

Moose had 860 catches for 11,438 yards and 62 TD's.... it wasn't like Steve Smith was the only one on those teams.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Right behind Charles fukkin Rogers .

 

[FTBS]

I remember being one of the few people before the draft like "What exactly makes Rogers better than Johnson?". If only that nikka had chosen another school .

 

[Millions]

You're forgetting about this guy.

Moose had 860 catches for 11,438 yards and 62 TD's.... it wasn't like Steve Smith was the only one on those teams.

naw I didn't They only played 2 full seasons together as a rookie smith was used mainly as a return man..they were dynamic during our superbowl year tho...

Then smith goes down misses the whole 04 and Moose goes to Chicago that off-season...

When he was DOMINATE he was the only receiving threat..He spent majority of his career with no real #2 guy.

 

[JYoung24]

Andre was a straight beast definitely top 10 of all time but Matt shaub wasn't always a bum he had some years where you could say he was top 10