#1 Marvin Harrison | Top 10 Wide Receivers of the 2000s | NFL Films

The #1 Wide Receiver of the 2000s is Colts legend Marvin Harrison.
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[@jwells1914]

By far the most underrated receiver of all time.

[@leonardofagundescioffi3778]

by far

[@maddenGoD759]

Steve Smith is up there

[@Fattyshak]

Is he I mean he’s ranked 1 on this list

[@E3litecompany]

Ppl knock on him because he had arguably the best QB ever throwing to him his whole career.

[@brandonmoyd2942]

Antonio Brown was what Marvin Harrison was, only difference was Marvin was quiet & didn’t do interviews

[@daniellee8162]

And as amazing of a career he had, his greatest moment is having created a future monster in Marvin Harrison Jr.

[@jsarge6136]

A supersized version of him. Scary times coming

[@olenfrazier8475]

CANT WAIT . HE IS FASTER AND TALLER THAN HIS DAD. AND DAD TATE HIM ALL THE ROUTES.

[@jasonjones1336]

It’s only right that Harrison Jr becomes a colt. It just makes sense lol

[@llcooltoys4447]

@@jasonjones1336 the bears are planning on drafting him. He’ll be close to Indiana at least!

[@Glitzburg]

​@@llcooltoys4447 bears drafting Caleb

[@samt4956]

The reason Marvin isn't considered the best is because he didn't go around telling everybody he was. Humble guy who put his head down and worked.

[@idontcare2851]

The Colt way

[@setalight7290]

@@idontcare2851 lol not our boy Darius leonard lol, he's loud af

[@smokeydarighty6264]

@@setalight7290 he’s the maniac for a reason

[@logicaldude3611]

Also shot people, attacked people with bats, and hung out in the slummiest parts of town. Probably the biggest walking paradox I've ever seen, it would be like if Art Monk or Barry Sanders was doing that. I liked the guy as a player, loved him actually. But his personal life compared to his football life is just bizarre as hell.

[@ifheavenwashuman]

@@logicaldude3611 He’s from Philadelphia, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows out there. He owns businesses throughout the city. Don’t make it seem like he shot and attacked people for pleasure. Come on with these narratives.

[@aaronrhodes7268]

“He’s the only one on this list who wasn’t a ‘me’ version of a wide receiver” I didn’t know L-Fitz was that overlooked

[@logicaldude3611]

And Fitz isn't playing gangster off the field, either. Harrison is a weird paradox.

[@enternamehere544]

@@logicaldude3611 bro y ru hating on marv

[@stanleyfontaine25]

@@logicaldude3611 Here you go virtue signaling. Who tf cares what he did off the field. You act like you’re the perfect citizen outside of work.

[@demhafdjh6324]

@@stanleyfontaine25 it’s called a racism. Peep the game

[@KageKing88]

Marvin Harrison was the Tim Duncan on the NFL

[@LuxeprivaeMedia]

Nope....

[@xaviervega468]

Tim Duncan was great in the playoffs. Harrison not so much.

[@akarshshekhar5233]

No. Duncan was the unanimous #1 Power Forward in the league. Not many people chose Kevin Garnett or Chris Webber over him. There is no way in hell Harrison is better than Randy Moss and Terell Owens.

[@_Webbie_]

@@akarshshekhar5233 The numbers and avgs speak for themselves. If you watched the actual video you would understand why they chose him as #1.

[@nihilist2434]

@@_Webbie_ then why isn't he higher in career statistics than either TO or Moss

[@johnherndonjr]

Marvin Harrison is the anti-diva WR. QB friendly. Consistent. No drama just did his business.

[@Fattyshak]

Wasn’t he some mob boss off the field

[@UPD8TED]

@@Fattyshakmob boss 😂?

[@derrickmorrison8242]

The man had what 10 drops his ENTIRE career??? Something along those lines. Give me that and someone who isn't a locker room cancer and who isn't a distraction ANYDAY of the week. Not to mention Harrison is one of the BEST route runners EVER. I don't care about popularity, give me the "Silent Assassin".

[@conquistadorito]

lol assassin

[@hexagonoctogon3140]

Only helps if u have a star qb

[@geraldstelly490]

@@conquistadorito Yep

[@melvynsngltn27]

@@hexagonoctogon3140 pure bs. You still need to break free, run routes and catch the ball, how many hall of fame Receivers did Dan Marino have?, or Brett Favre? What about Warren Moon?, Joe Montanta won two superbowls before Jerry Rice which of the guys were all-pro or hall of fame material

[@keithkilgorejr5100]

Bro 10 drops over that long of a career is WILD. That’s like a Greek god star hahahaha

[@metalmilitia1890]

Finally! a list that recognizes just how goddamn good Marvin Harrison was. The best route runner ever. Consistently dominant

[@josephgarza934]

He was good but not the best by far not even close

[@metalmilitia1890]

@@josephgarza934 First off, yes, when it comes to route running, Marvin Harrison was unmatched. Every corner that went up against him said the same thing. The first 10 yards of every route he ran looked exactly the same and they had no idea what route he was going to run. He also had some of the sickest double moves that had corners biting hard and left them in the dust. Second, the best corners of the era Harrison played in all said the same thing, he was the hardest receiver to defend against. Players like Champ Bailey and Charles Woodson who went up against receivers like Moss and TO both said that Harrison was the most difficult to guard against. Marvin was the best of his era and the best CBs in the game backed it up with their testimonials

[@Tantumx3]

Robert Ito moss is #1 & It really isn’t even close

[@metalmilitia1890]

@@Tantumx3 Charles woodson and champ bailey say its harrison

[@metalmilitia1890]

@Bryson Johnston chad johnson is on nobodies best anything list

[@donnelladams163]

143 catches in a season.Something that neither Jerry Rice Randy Moss or T.O. has ever done

[@skater1048]

Michael thomas

[@joejones1991]

And Michael Thomas just broke that record . Crazy.

[@Ravens-Nation-34]

@@joejones1991 Doing it in 2002 holds more value than doing it in 2019. Marvin played in the big boy era

[@mosescarter5980]

Ravens Nation honestly they force feed Michael Thomas constantly but he’s still great

[@Jambuc829]

Even with 143 catches Jerry Rice best season he still had more receiving yards and more TD’s than Marvin’s best season.

[@_Mike23]

Why are people complaining? He's in the HOF, he has a ring and was the most consistent. That's why.

[@Jambuc829]

King Of Texas Jerry Rice is better

[@_Mike23]

@@Jambuc829 I know that

[@hassanhaulcy]

Because T.O. And moss were better

[@_Mike23]

@@hassanhaulcy 🤔

[@peytonnewton7944]

Hassan Haulcy no they were not. Look up Charles Woodson and champ bailey, two of the best DBs who went up against all 3. Marv was there toughest to guard

[@jdubz170ify]

Moss at #2 SMH. Put some RESPECK on dat!! Both WRs stats from 2000-2009: Randy Moss: • 777 receptions • 11,739 yards • 120 TDs • 15.1 YPC Marvin Harrison: • 791 receptions • 10,439 yards • 95 TDs • 13.2 YPC

[@chrisplayzmc4510]

jdubz170ify moss played a few seasons more than marvin, and marvin averaged 102 catches and 1000+ yards and 10+ tds so if you take into account the more time randy played and if marvin played the same time marvin would destroy randy in the stats, its all about class and consistency and thats what part of the nfl fanbase doesn't understand.

[@ezbread14]

ChrisplayzMC foh. Think about if randy played with Peyton... you saw what an old moss did with Brady

[@xaviervega468]

Those stats were from 2000 -2009, so equal years for both. Moss beats out Harrison despite having a shit year in Oakland during that time frame.

[@lilsubievert]

harrison also had to split receptions with Clark AND Wayne, so fuck outta here bitch boy. Moss played most of his career as the ONLY guy catching the ball besides an aging Chris carter.

[@xaviervega468]

Mike Oxlong Having Clark and Wayne guaranteed single coverage for Harrison. He didn't get doubled like Moss did and no one ever went into a Cover 2 or Cover 3 for him.

[@2002kferguson]

The most underrated player in NFL history.

[@Whyyouonmypagekid]

Ok buddy

[@beophobic9653]

@@Whyyouonmypagekid Shut up, say something worthwhile…loser.

[@Shinuchiha_99]

And one of the most consistent.. dude was a boss especially with Peyton as his qb.. quit hatin 😂

[@stebbi2019]

Ok buddy @@Whyyouonmypagekid

[@greyk610]

True, but he's still not top 5 all time. Rice, Moss, Calvin, TO, AB, and Sharp are all better.

[@gavinloge373]

Been a colts fan my whole life, thank you for the memories Marvin!

[@yeezusdropout]

lol sad how he is a head of moss and t.o. tho.

[@BillyBob-ti2fz]

Marvin was a huge reason why manning put up big numbers the amount of disrespect this man gets is disgusting

[@darthrevan6]

He shouldn't be number 1, period.

[@brianq6856]

Billy Bob And Randy Moss helped Brady go to 18-1.

[@gabrielmuniz6117]

not really. peyton had many different wr cores since Marvin retired and his numbers only got better.

[@brycejunco]

Peyton made him lol

[@ftghb]

peyton manning made so many receivers look good it's not even funny. Brady was thought to have a good deep ball when he played with moss, now he can't hit anybody past 15 yards

[@Letsball85]

It's amazing to see this man get some shine and love...You can easily debate about him being #1 but at least he is getting acknowledged...He also made the top 10 in the top 100 NFL Players list...He def earned it

[@bespushkule3136]

I can’t even be mad, dude made plays week in week out. Consistent, respectful, champion, great route runner, good hands, great speed, and on and on. Dude checked all the boxes. And I hated him for that, but always respected him.

[@thewind6047]

Bess Snow helps to have Peyton throwing you the ball

[@thefateofslate9095]

@@thewind6047 stop whining. Moss and TO had 3 HOF quarterbacks throwing to them. Not to mention a borderline HOF Donovan McNabb. The reason why it isn't them is due to their mentality. I lie to you not when I say a whiny WR is a QB's worst nightmare, especially when they are talented. They'll always demand the ball......even when they are triple covered. Marv is the blueprint for everything you would want in a wide reciever. Has good speed, great hands, best route runner of all time (not even a question), and knew how to get on the same page with Peyton Manning and find holes in the defense.

[@thefateofslate9095]

Most importantly, he never let his ego get the best of him.

[@alod247]

@@thefateofslate9095 we saw what happened when Moss had a HOF QB. Best easily.

[@visionelement]

That’s why he has zero rings lmao

[@P0RKINS2]

He wasn't the same guy in the playoffs. 2 TDs in 15 playoff games

[@rockjm9876543210]

Always got shut down

[@fuhhkuuu3207]

Which is part of the reason we drafted Addai to help counter the pass defense. Luckily it worked out and we got one at least :)

[@Jambuc829]

Jay Thompson Moss had a shitty QB in his prime

[@hexagonoctogon3140]

Peyton Wasnt the best in the playoffs either

[@solemn-man3170]

Still better then no rings in a whole career.

[@Watchingvideoslikeu]

His route running was clean af

[@maxlewis2011]

marvin has the GOLD JACKET with a Superbowl Ring in his right hand. ...... that's a FACT!!!!

[@wickedgaming9520]

max lewis he has 2 TDs in 15 playoff games dudes overrated af only reason he had a good career not even great was all because of Manning

[@destytayzo77]

@@wickedgaming9520 he in his prime would cook any corner or safe you could think of id better the deed to my crib on dat

[@TheFlowBrothers]

Dude how can you defend 2 TDs in 15 playoff games.. you can’t !

[@ItsPGWavy]

@@TheFlowBrothers team game

[@maxlewis2011]

@@wickedgaming9520 You can't ignore his work ethic and performance. He went out to do his job and got it done. No complaints, no showboating and no disruption in the clubhouse. He earned his gold jacket

[@abrahimtaha8269]

Hes number one because he was the most consistent out of everyone else on this list, i say he deserves it. This is coming from a cowboys fan

[@PatriotsPride12]

Abrahim Taha impact>consistency

[@louie2xx]

Abrahim Taha right

[@louie2xx]

Abrahim Taha really peyton was his QB tho

[@ronaldbreen2741]

Consistant my nuts.... consistently botched by the Pats and Ty Law Harrison wAs... watch the tape fool.. the NFL changed the rules they felt so bad for Manning and his gay team

[@gideonthomas8856]

Ronald Breen I'm sorry that your patriots got stopped from holding receivers. So sorry...

[@kubexxiii4386]

Say what you want haters, Harrison is one of the best receivers of all time. Just because he wasn't a monster in terms of size, and he wasn't full of himself. He put up consistent numbers, rivalling and even beating thise of Jerry Rice. Deal with it.

[@lucamarino7729]

Yes one of the best but not the best

[@MrRister21]

Kube XXIII yea, no one saying he doesnt deserve to be on the list but Moss is better easy Owens probably too

[@ryanhelms9322]

Steve smith ?? www.footballperspective.com/single-season-leaders-in-receiving-yards-per-team-pass-attempt/ And a triple fucking crown

[@toulee845]

Put Marvin with Brad Johnson, Randal Cunningham, Daunte Culpepper, Jeff George, etc etc and he would be mediocre. We saw what Moss did when he actually had a QB, and that was at the tail end of his career.

[@213byron]

He's the Tim Duncan of receivers.

[@thefateofslate9095]

Marvin Harrison was the best receiver of the 2000s. Not Hines Ward, not Randy Moss, not Larry Fitzgerald, not Terrell Owens. ITS MARVIN HARRISON

[@walshdog61]

Most consistent and reliable receiver.

[@z0rilla142]

Marvin is the best of all time and idc what anybody says then moss then rice. It's a fact that when moss knew he wasn't gonna get the ball thrown toward him he didn't give his all and neither did t.o. Marvin was so consistent and still holds the record for most receptions in a season. He showed up every game and put up the numbers that no one else in the league has ever done. I'm sure if he played 19 years he would easily have most yards of all time.

[@xaviervega468]

Harrison couldn't hold RIce's jock with both hands and a back brace. To even mention Harrison in the same conversation is an insult. Harrison ran better routes than Moss and had hands just as good but that's it. Moss did literally EVERY other aspect of playing wide receiver better.

[@melissarigney4636]

Marvin was a thing of beauty who did not have to make spectacle of himself. His quiet confidence spoke volumes. I tear up, watching his highlights and smiling because I had the honor of him being an Indianapolis Colt! Reggie was good but Marvin was a pure and beautiful piece of art. Ask any defender who they most feared or hated to defend and they will tell you Marvin! Marvin always took the same first 3 to 4 steps so defense could not read his route. Little info. In early days of his career Marv and Marshall Faulk ran the bleachers regularly for training together. There has been no receiver in Indianapolis and probably won't be so beautiful. Marvin rarely huddled and yet him and Peyton read each other like a book! They just looked at each other and they knew the play. May Marvin Jr be at least half as good as his father, he will be Canton bound!!

[@OJspencer22]

I hate when they do top ten lists just to get attention, of course Randy Moss is Number 1 and everyone knows it

[@happyhogan17]

clearly not get over it Bitch

[@shawnmichael2440]

Korra no he went to the black hole aka the raiders

[@OJspencer22]

Korra and still put up worse stats than moss

[@youngmucklet9132]

OJspencer22 I AM NUMBER ONE EVERYONE KNOWS I WAS THE GOAT

[@jamaalhorton2343]

Randy Moss you had too many lapses, and played for way too many teams to be as GREAT as you were!!!

[@CityzenDylon]

Marvin was literally “silent but deadly”. From the route running to the hands to the feet and he’s got a GOAT at QB? Marvin’s Top 5 in my opinion.

[@Deon2020]

I used to love watching Marvin Harrison when I was a kid. Everyone was talking Moss and TO, but Harrison was my favorite. He was always open, he was a good RAC threat, and would block when he needed to.

[@bluedream0243]

I never looked at it like Marvin was good only because he had Peyton throwing him the ball, I've always looked at it like Peyton was good because he had Marvin to pass the ball too.

[@aaronjackson9385]

Exactly. Peyton knew where his bread was buttered.

[@setalight7290]

Broall manning wr were good lol , Gonzalez, collie, Wayne, Harrison, garcon , bruh seriously

[@johnathanbennett7030]

Marvin Harrison hands down imo the greatest WR of the 2000s dude numbers is crazy too many Colts haters in the comments and this coming from a Bears fan

[@xaviervega468]

Moss and TO's numbers are better. Sorry but I'll take big play receiver over a possession guy any day.

[@michaelwashington4408]

Marvin a possession WR? Um no

[@efraingarcia1814]

@@xaviervega468 they played more games than Marvin, so obviously they are gonna have better numbers. Maybe you should be looking at why their numbers are so close. Just proves Marvin was the better receiver

[@xaviervega468]

@@efraingarcia1814 They have better averages than Marvin as well.

[@chucky36]

Marvin deserves it. This is a talent ranking. It’s production ranking. Marvin was THEE most consistent WR in that era. You don’t control who throws you the ball. Your job is to catch and run. Let’s be very real, TO has more drops than any receiver in the top 10 and it’s not even close. Moss was thrown the ball in Oakland and had plenty drops. If you’re a top 5 receiver all time and the ball hits your hands, you catch it. Marvin deserves to be 1 on this particular list.

[@MrEOM41]

Marvin Harrison had everything you want in a receiver route running, great hands, great playmaker and consistency.

[@um52]

Moss was so amazing but to me Marvin and Jerry Rice were the top 2 greatest WR I ever saw play. Their longevity and consistency and ability to perform in the clutch every time was amazing.

[@thewind6047]

um52 had 2 of the greatest qbs ever throwing to them.. hall of famer for sure but not an all time great. If you would rather build a team around Marvin instead of randy your crazy

[@amandasmith559]

@@thewind6047 i would rather build a team around marvin i don't think that marvin was better then moss but marvin was a good team player and moss wasn't

[@vincentvega9747]

@The Wind you can't build a team around a wide reciver the best wr can't be great unless he's got a good qb

[@EmmaBonn96]

@@thewind6047 Oh yeah because Marvin didn’t have someone amazing throwing it to him Marvin played inside with Peyton manning his whole career pretty much Moss and Rice played outside with a plethora of QBs (excluding Moss’s time in minnesota)

[@greyk610]

Marvin isn't even close to Moss. The dude was just lucky to have arguably the greatest regular season QB of all time throwing to him, Peyton Manning. If Moss had Brady his entire career, or at least since 2001 when Tom came up, Moss' numbers would be insane.

[@23ryanfisher]

Harrison could do everything at an extremely high level.

[@karlgwambe8860]

Now his son is fixing to take the reigns. Legacy

[@donnelladams6284]

REMEMBER MARVIN HELPED PEYTON DEVELOP FROM A ROOKIE. PEYTON DIDN'T JUST COME IN BEING THE BEST HE WORKED AT WITH MARVIN. TOGETHER THEY PUT THAT RECORD AND THOSE NUMBERS UP. MARVIN MADE THOSE GREAT CATCHES RESPECT THAT MAN

[@digitalgr8ness]

Marvin Harrison played 2 less years than TO and Moss and has comparable numbers with 30 less games under his belt. Give him those 2 extra years and he very likely statistically matches or beats them in most categories. Even with 2 less years, he has more career receptions than both. He has only 700 less receiving yards than Moss and 1,300 less than Owens; and 28 less TD's than Moss and 25 less TD's than Owens, while playing 30 fewer games. No doubt Marvin Harrison was very consistent. He also has a higher per-game average in receiving yards than Rice, Moss and Owens. He also has a Super Bowl ring. I think the real crime here is that Calvin Johnson isn't in the top 4. His per season numbers are ridiculously good. In only 9 seasons, his numbers easily match the best 9 of any of these receivers.

[@Vichedges]

Yeah but when you're talking about the best ever longevity is part of it. Terrel Davis might have been the best back ever but he only played a few seasons so we'll never know if he could have sustained that for a career. Johnson was definitely great but he retired too early to be considered best all time.

[@ad_stayfly7]

The fact that I just purchased a Ps2 and have been getting back familiar with ESPN NFL 2k5 football has me here.

[@sosababy338]

Best era

[@forw4rdp422]

Marvin was a very nice and humble MONSTER. I mean that in the best way possible. Why was he so good? He was very smart, detail oriented, and extremely disciplined. His son is probably happy to be in college but he has his dad to thank for how good he is, that’s for sure.

[@Wowbow55]

They picked Harrison just to be unpredictable lmao

[@Vichedges]

I bet this guy really is laughing his ass off. Simple things please simple minds.

[@robertjames6301]

By far the greatest reciever I ever watched as a kid hands down 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ericsmith9835]

143 catches and didn't get moved around is crazy!

[@brendan6704]

Marvin Harrison was Silent but Deadly

[@alexsanken465]

Any receiver is good if you have Peyton Manning as QB. If moss was Peyton's go to guy, then I guaranteed Moss would be #1

[@solemn-man3170]

Alex Sanken moss had Brady

[@clutchthepearls3062]

Harrison also had Reggie Wayne on the other side of the field taking targets away. Imagine if Moss had Steve Smith on the other side of the field almost his whole career, taking targets away. He might not even be on here then...might be like Issac Bruce and Tory Holt nowhere to be found.

[@ftghb]

moss was the one taking ON the double teams. harrison and wayne were pretty even so you couldn't double either one of them. lol @ anyone taking away targets from moss. You're not a throwing a 5 yard hitch instead of a guaranteed 60 yard touchdown bomb when moss throwing his hand up. Quarterbacks know where their money is at.

[@bonkcaesar9849]

+clutchthepearls He had Chris Carter on the other side

[@clutchthepearls3062]

+bonk caesar This is best WRs of the 2000s. Carter was gone after 2001 and his 2001 season was lackluster, getting less than 1000 yards. Wayne got to Indy in 2001 and was there with Harrison and Manning until Harrison retired in 2008. Moss had one year of an aging Cris Carter, in the 2000s, playing alongside at a high level. The rest of his career he was THE man. Harrison had Wayne putting up HOF stats for 8 years of the 2000s. My point is still more than valid.

[@MarySengendo]

And now his son enters the NFL 🔥

[@pimping19865]

if Torry holt ain't on this list than this total bias

[@213byron]

+Kev Koning STRAIGHT UP BULLSHIT

[@324demmons]

+Baroque stop. Holt is a top 3 WR of this decade

[@jb13nba]

he was on the list, they just didnt post his video

[@Terryshowedup]

Torry Holt is number 4 and Steve Smith is 6... I think it should be Smith 4, Holt 5, Ward 6

[@akthephantom4833]

Torry Holt was not better than Marrison Moss Owens

[@bradycampbell5321]

Marvin had great hands. But his whole career he had peyton his entire career

[@galagize9233]

He was drafted 2 years before Manning, but a majority of his career he did.

[@MeekMillisbendingoverrn]

That’s saying something if possibly the best QB of all time kept you as his number one target for 10 years it’s a double sided argument

[@treyvonhunt208]

Yeah but that doesn't mean he can't be a good receiver look at this what if Randy Moss had Tom Brady for his whole career is we gonna say Randy Moss wasn't good cause he had Tom Brady no but that's what I think

[@charlesdgriffith4518]

I love randy but Marvin was consistent for over a decade Randy's attitude.made his career spotty

[@whoozyyy]

ok so where is #4, 6, and 9?

[@clutchthepearls3062]

I thought it was just me! They're nowhere to be found.

[@cgheat2397]

clutchthepearls I think 6 is a Anquan boldin because I saw someone say that is the comments

[@magictoaster806]

WhoozyOMO : CS:GO n Stuff They're uploaded now

[@leogetz3570]

After making one of the most sickest one handed diving catches at Tennesse in 2003, the announcers and the players were all in disbelief, wanting to talk about the catch and replay it, but Marvin jumped up signaling for the offense to hurry up and get going because they were in no huddle trying to score in a close game. He didn't want to celebrate or showboat, he just wanted to win. In fact, the only time I can ever remember any type of celebration was that catch in New England they mentioned here, and i think that was just him spiking the ball. He did his job and didn't showboat

[@DanielFlailed]

I grew up watching Peyton, Marvin, Edge, and Reggie, and I haven't seen anything like it since. Playoffs didn't always go great, but they were just really fun to watch all season long, even when they lost.

[@Yono84]

Peyton Manning holds ever single passing record. Ever. Give Manning Randy Moss and they'd never be broken.

[@ColtsPacers1]

Peyton's got some records with Marvin Harrison that are unbreakable.

[@antipsychosoup6709]

I'm a lifelong Colts fan. My parents got season tickets when they came in '84. I was in high school when Marvin, and then Peyton got drafted. Thru my college and young adult years "Peyton-to-Marvin" was responsible for literally hundreds of cheers, high fives, hugs, and general good happy times. Big thanks to both of them.

[@aizen2591]

Imagine if Moss played the whole 00’s with the patriots sheesh And if Owens and Mcnabb didn’t have drama damn What if’s?

[@rbjr94]

People don’t really respect him or talk about him like that because he wasn’t vocal. Silent killers just let their work speak

[@jonathantorres1243]

I didn't know this was a 2000's top 10 QB-WR connection

[@epicfaicuser]

HAHA ikr

[@Azulberry]

They gotta stop comparing themselves to Rice, he would have even better numbers if he played in the pass happy league that it became in the 2000s while in his prime.

[@darrellanderson4022]

I didn’t know he was that efficient. Manning being there his entire career helps tremendously. But my opinion Moss is #1. 2007 with Brady is crazy. Imagine if moss/Brady was together a decade 🤦🏾‍♂️ salute the great Marvin Harrison..

[@hooverredman5167]

Realistic Top 10 WR of 2000s 10 Boldin 9 Hines Ward 8 Reggie Wayne 7 Steve Smith 6 Holt 5 Chad Johnson 4 Larry Fitzgerald 3 Marvin Harrison 2 TO 1 Randy Moss

[@matthewroberti6753]

LOVE Harrison over the loud mouth receivers, perfect at 1 over Owens, Chad, and Moss lol

[@matthewroberti6753]

Over 1,000 yards and 10 TD's in 8 CONSECUTIVE seasons lol.... Averaged 102 catches 1,400 yards and 12 TD's lol. "Jerry Rice never did that"..... Oh. Okay. Yeah sorry Owens fans or Chad fans or Moss fans the loud mouth diva wasn't the best.... Sorry ;(

[@matthewroberti6753]

They call them divas lol... In football.... "divas" psssshbaahahahah oh man it's so sad.

[@bigboymf]

deleted comments bitch ass

[@blackanimelover18]

Two words, Peyton Manning.

[@johnfoster9376]

Revy's Bitch two words fucking degenerate

[@BsSTREET]

That's my 5th best wrs hands down his route's and hands was insane he was beyond a dawg

[@CRFxX]

So he's the best because he was more consistent? He also stayed on the colts his entire career and had the greatest regular season QB of all time throwing him the ball. Moss and Owens both bounced around on different teams with new players, coaches, and game plans which takes time to get comfortable for any player. Your argument is weak

[@Kingmase246]

The guy in the beginning, you can tell this dude never watches football lol.

[@henrymiller2930]

Him over Randy Moss? Are you actually serious? Moss is the best deep threat receiver in NFL history with his speed, and has amazing hands.smh.

[@jamaalhorton2343]

Teddy Goatwater being a deep threat is not all in being a great WR you should Know that!

[@SuperWizzle85]

Marvin Harrison was a deep threat was small and could easily get behind defenses

[@rubenfoster7196]

Deep threat is it. You probably think Julio is better than Hilton too. Numbers don’t lie.

[@Tidpodlovers]

jerick suicide Calvin Johnson

[@Vichedges]

He also quit on plays, teams and bounced around the league. If Moss is so great why did he play for 6 different teams (counting 2 stints with Minn?). Moss was a physical beast but an emotional child.

[@MusicConfusion99]

I love Randy Moss, I love Terell Owens and I have no problem Marvin Harrison being #1. He was more consistent than Moss and Owens and I don't ever remember Marvin quitting on a team. #1 is perfect.

[@dwill1804]

I hate when they make these completely illogical selections as number one, anyone who has a functioning brain knows Randy Moss was a much better receiver. Marvin Harrison played his entire career in a dome with the 2nd or 3rd greatest quarterback of all time and never posted anything close to Randy Moss's 2007 season. You guys are gonna get viewers regardless, trying to manufacture this controversy is annoying and is only causing people to stop watching these bullshit top tens

[@clutchthepearls3062]

bye

[@micahelbartee1411]

are u stupid randy moss 2007 season 98 rec and 1500 yards 23 tds while marvin 2002 season 143 rec and 1700 yards with 11 tds and had 107 yards per game 17 more than randy just because he caught red zone passes doesnt make him the best. just like a running back scoring alot of 1 yard tds like what LT did doesnt make him the best running back

[@jamaalhorton2343]

dwill180 Second or Third best QB?????????? NOBODY is BETTER than PEYTON MANNING!!!!!!!!!! says the 5mvps and all the passing records!!!!!

[@hostiletoxictomdowneyburne6469]

Jamaal Horton Brady is better

[@zach1389]

Michahel Bartee Uhuh, that's why Moss' average yards per catch completely dwarfs Harrison's right? All those "redzone" TDs...

[@RealCGH]

For a dude considered a #1 WR in the 2000s no one really talks about this man lol

[@keithmckeever2088]

And don’t make excuses he said jerry had 300 games he played 190 caught more touchdowns he had Manning but jerry had 2 great qbs young and Montana

[@daviddhoughton]

I’m taking Marvin Harrison over any receiver currently in the league.

[@thomaswilkey6566]

Marvin was so amazing a lot the NFL don't know that because they didn't watch the Colts when they were coming up the guy consistently caught the ball very comparable to Chris Carter only would be too a lot faster off the line but the toe taps and the one handed catches were every game

[@crazylee83wrestling]

Realize there were two hall of famer WRs on the Colts team. Marvin and Reggie - maybe best duo of receivers ever on a squad.

[@brandonchristopher9657]

Bullshit. Number one that's bullshit. Is he a better blocker than moss or owens hell no. Does he tilt the field as far as coverage like moss or owens hell no. He was great no doubt but Peyton was so good that he had one on one coverage and excellent passing to enhance his numbers that's mainly it. Calvin Johnson with Peyton in his prime would have destroyed the record books more than Harrison did. Even Larry Fitzgerald would be ahead of Harrison in my opinion. The Peyton factor is too huge for him to be ahead of so many other more deserving players. List is bullshit. Once again the old boring media wants to make a point of the quiet guy. Such bullshit. Plus it's bullshit that Terrell Owens is not in the hall of fame. If he doesn't get in next year it'll be another black mark on the hall of shame. R. I. P. Kenny Stabler should have been in years ago too

[@Coopyfps]

Brandon Christopher hall of fame that's all I gotta say... man you're truly butt hurt

[@clutchthepearls3062]

None of the other guys had a #2 WR putting up HOF stats across from them either. You can say Manning inflates Harrison's stats, but it comes right back because I can say Wayne taking away targets deflates Harrison's stats.

[@brandonchristopher9657]

Cooper Ward butt hurt lol nah bruh just my opinion.

[@brandonchristopher9657]

clutchthepearls no one would ever build around Harrison over Fitzgerald, Moss and Owens. That's a fact. If you would build around a slender non blocking can't take a hit and break tackles over the middle guy over guys who could and do everything that Harrison can too... Then that's stupid like this list.

[@clutchthepearls3062]

Saying "that's a fact" doesn't make it a fact. The stats are facts, and Harrison put up the stats. Your opinion on building teams doesn't mean anything.

[@MrWick11]

The Toyota Camry of wide receivers

[@Dudesaidthat]

Also have to keep in mind that he played with another star receiver as well so if was the lone target those numbers would be even higher

[@Noenglsh]

I love how they talked about them and their testaments to his humbleness. It makes 100% sense considering 2 other receivers on his team one year also had 1000 receiving yards! Just imagine 3 war's going for 1000 yards each in a season. Simply amazing and has only been done by 2 others teams so 3 times total.

[@MsuccessfulM]

Marvin was hard. I remember him.

[@clutchthepearls3062]

Everyone so butthurt bringing up that Harrison had Manning throwing to him forgets that Reggie Wayne was drafted in 2001. Saying Harrison isn't #1 because Manning was the QB while forgetting the #10 WR on this list was on the other side of the field taking passes away is naive.

[@PatriotsPride12]

clutchthepearls that means they couldnt double either one. So thats its not a bad thing to have another great WR on the other side. Also with a great run game thats helps place action pass. Moss was part of 2 of the greatest offensives ever. No WR could do what moss did. Many have done with Harrison did

[@threenumbnuts]

Taking passes away, dear God... Randy's getting triple covered no matter who's on the other side of the field, Harrison isn't, and people act like that's a handicap. If the WR2 is stealing passes it's because you can't destroy people one on one, both of which TO and Moss did in their sleep. Moss came in his rookie season, playing opposite Cris Carter who was a vet, HOF WR, and clearly established WR1. What does he do, oh just set the rookie record for yards and touchdowns. Averages 1400 yards and 14 TDs per year for the next 3 years. That's before Polian went crying to the league cause Harrison couldn't handle the Pats DBs, by the way. Every time Moss had what Harrison had, he made more of it. He gets a HOF QB for one single year of his prime, and he breaks the TD record. To boot, man misses nearly 2 full seasons of the 2000s... and ends up #1? 10 years of Randy are worth less than 8 of Harrison? Ridiculous.

[@the757general2]

Reggie Wayne didn't really start becoming a factor in Indy's offense until 2004. Before then it was mostly just Harrison Peyton was throwing to.

[@Master_Timothy]

The guy that said he would build his team around Moss would soon find himself looking for a new job. Harrison belongs at#1 followed by TO. Moss didn't have the work ethic to match his gifts, plain and simple.

[@Kingjoffrey12]

#1 Wide Receiver means Peyton Manning is #1 QB :)

[@LoadPast]

They call Jerry Rice the goat and ignore Joe Montana and Steve Young. They call Marvin Harrison the best of the 2000s and ignore Peyton Manning. This is why you should never use quantitative data to judge a good reciever. The eye test is much more effective.

[@jasonm129]

Finally, MH getting the respect he earned!! I have him ranked #2 all time, after Rice

[@ryanhelms9322]

Steve smith > jerry rice www.footballperspective.com/single-season-leaders-in-receiving-yards-per-team-pass-attempt/

[@youngealy]

Jason M. aww this nigga crazy

[@LuxeprivaeMedia]

Let me get this straight, You have shooter and Mr Stickem number one and 2? Good for u buddy.

[@ajays9936]

His son looking crazy now too. Top 5 pick for sure next year

[@nickhall7995]

Correct 👍🏼

[@jordanscott415]

GOAT

[@detra8910]

Marvin didn't routinely disappear in games like Moss and Owens. If either of them had Marvin or Jerry's work ethic they'd hands down by the best all time.

[@GeorgeuSuzuki]

where's Steve smith on that list?

[@aaronwalker1678]

George Suzuki I think number 8

[@chrisa3289]

Caught a pass in every game he played, something they didn't even mention.

[@macaulayrose]

Who’s here after Michael Thomas has just broken the record??

[@deanascby71]

Goat

[@erikhernandezzz9272]

Ewok Thekid the goat at crying and running slants

[@PedroJrFile]

@@deanascby71 Nah

[@thefateofslate9095]

No one cares about Michael "Slant" Thomas and his one route and quadruple moves off the line of scrimmage

[@stevenrangel.4]

He broke it because Drew Brees throws the ball like 50 times in a game that's why not because Thomas is good.

[@framneck28]

Marvin Harrison was the best choice for number one. He was an animal. Respect 88

[@Waviecrokett]

He had Peyton As His QB

[@datboyphil]

Thing i loved about marvin harrison is he never trashed talked. He was very consistant and a humble dude. He was the truth.

[@robertr510]

Wth is Keegan Key in this for lol? 2:56

[@Wheelio]

I'm not a big Harrison fan, but I think casual fans really overlook just how amazing of a route runner Harrison was. He wasn't as fast or as strong or TO or Moss, but he blows both of them away when it comes to route running. Watch the Colt-Lions Thanksgiving game and watch the moves he puts on the Lions corner in the redzone.

[@nasseh257]

I wouldn't say Marvin wasn't fast. it's stated in some places that Marvin Harrison clocked around a 4.38-4.41 range in his 40 time. He just never had to truly use his speed on account of his routes being so precise and beautifully timed.

[@tanwano3148]

That’s literally Tory Holt good route runner and fast

[@dietsch4633]

Marvin was a beast

[@williamcoslosky]

Harrison ran a 4.38 at his combine. He was 3-4 inches and probably 30-35 pounds lighter than those guys who were stronger while having longer limbs to their advantage. No one did it better and as consistent as 88. Champ Bailey even admitted Marvin Harrison was the toughest WR he’s ever played against.

[@zachh13]

Moss and TO are both better Why do you rank Moss ahead of Harrison on the all time receivers list? Why do rank Moss ahead of Harrison on the 100 greatest players list? (Harrison isn't even on it) Moss and TO both have more yards and TD'S than Harrison so how is Harrison better?

[@xaviervega468]

And that says it all right there.

[@Vichedges]

Moss and TO sure were ahead of Harrison when it came to quitting on their teams, causing problems in the locker rooms and getting ran out of town. Harrison played for 1 team his entire career. Between the 2 of them Moss and TO played for 11 different teams. I wonder if there's some reason for that?

[@Vichedges]

@@xaviervega468 Really? What does that say about TO and Moss bouncing around the league because nobody could put up with their attitudes? Moss could have been the greatest ever, just on sheer physical ability. But the dude couldn't not be a bad teammate. Ran out of Minn, he quit in Oak, ran out of NE because of his attitude. The dude played for 3 teams in one season lol. Really seems like teams didn't want to keep him long term or something.

[@threenumbnuts]

@@Vichedges "Ran out of Minn" the dude was traded for a recent 1st rounder, the 7th overall pick and a 7th rounder, Oakland made a great offer and Minnesota accepted. Moss was great but you can't catch balls if they're nowhere near you, JaMarcus Russell was truly *the* most inaccurate QB of the decade- and he never even had a choice on where to play, he just got traded to Oakland and had to play on a hopeless team! I'll give you 2010 but that's not even the 2000s anymore, is it?

[@Vichedges]

@@threenumbnuts Oh yeah, a first rounder (and don't forget that 7th!) for the greatest receiver in the NFL in his prime. What a deal! Everywhere the guy went it ended the exact same way. He quit. He quit in Minn, he quit in Oakland, he quit in NE. Hell, he went through three teams in 2010. He was great when he wanted to be but he also was a whiny prima donna. If he had had the heart of someone like Wes Welker or Julian Edelman Moss would have championship rings too.

[@imlikemike]

as a die hard colts fan my entire life. Randy Moss is the greatest WR of all time. Stats will tell you Jerry Rice. The film will tell you Randy Moss. No one has ever possessed his combination of speed, size, athleticism and ability to catch everything. Give him Joe Montana and Steve Young and you have numbers beyond Jerry's.

[@josephdavis1704]

"As a sport fan I like to see divas" well this is football bud and hes a football player

[@nickcummer]

was thinking the same thing...how in the hell did that guy get a gig at NFL Films with a mindset like that??

[@cobracmr4]

Yah that is ridiculous. I mean that's like hating on Barry Sanders because he simply tossed the ball to the ref after a td instead of showing off.

[@Travie_Law]

Do they still make these kinds of videos? Is there an update version of this?

[@_rudygw_]

Drafted this dudes son and he’s gonna be a league winner, I’m certain.

[@bonkcaesar9849]

Manning made so many receivers better than they actually were

[@jamaalhorton2343]

Bonk Caesar whole truth!!!

[@Vichedges]

Manning definitely made them better but they had to be good to start with. Wayne had one of his best seasons without Manning and Harrison looked good his first 2 years before manning.

[@coltsfanforever2330]

So did Brady

[@MsuccessfulM]

The quiet guy but tough as steel! 💪