10 Quarterbacks That Owe Their Whole Career To A Specific Wide Receiver

[@justinmathewson3692]

Matt Ryan also owes a great deal to Roddy White. Now do 10 receivers who owe their career to a QB

[@ShrekSolos]

He alr did

[@justinmathewson3692]

​@@ShrekSolosthanks. I'll check it out

[@RWRYouTube]

Tyreek Hill MaHomes Reid helped Hill get into the NFL if MaHomes wasn’t playing good maybe Hill might’ve not made it too Miami.

[@bunson1134]

As a life long Falcons fan, I love that you brought up Roddy.

[@patrick_m_GA]

White was a decent no. 2 receiver but never a superstar; besides Julio, Matty Ice was greatly helped by HOF TE Tony Gonzalez similar to how Phillip Rivers was greatly aided by Antonio Gates.

[@johnward6860]

Jake Delhomme had his best year WITHOUT Steve Smith. Steve broke his leg in week 1. Jake had almost 30 TD passes and was a blocked field goal from winning the division.

[@michael7054]

Matt Ryan was 13-3 and the NFCs number one seed without Julio Jones though. A very good season. He had Tony Gonzalez though.

[@justinmathewson3692]

And Roddy White. And a strong running game with Michael Turner.

[@michael7054]

@justinmathewson3692 yeah definitely. Still a very good season.

[@calebswrld714]

@@justinmathewson3692still no Julio 🫣

[@goldenstatewarriors9418]

That was a weird team though, they ranked 16 in yards gained and 17 in yards allowed. Funnily enough that was the same season the Chargers ranked #1 in both categories and missed the Playoffs.

[@michael7054]

@@goldenstatewarriors9418 yeah definitely

[@stevensytha8903]

Joe Flacco would not have been successful without Anquon Boldin. Ever since Boldin left to San Fran, Flacco has been downhill from there. He only bounced back with an aging Steve Smith for a brief period.

[@matthewwoodard9810]

Dude, that playoff run was the craziest crap I’ve ever seen. Flacco would get pressured and throw the dumbest passes you’ve ever seen and you’d think it was over, but Anquan would come out of nowhere and snag it. Then Flacco got paid and Anquan got sent packing

[@RJPDay]

Agreed, but Derek Mason and Torrey Smith both had better seasons than the best season Boldin had under Flacco. Mason had 2 1000 yard seasons with Flacco, and over 800 when Mason and Boldin were together in Baltimore. Boldin only had 35 more yards that season. But Torrey Smith is the only WR to eclipse 1100 yards with Flacco. Boldin never got over 925 in Baltimore.

[@justinmathewson3692]

@@matthewwoodard9810 Flacco also had Torrey Smith and an elite back in Ray Rice

[@bernadotheosmy5015]

​@@justinmathewson3692 jacoby Jones bailed him out at clutch moments too

[@JustAGuyOutHere]

Matt Ryan had more wins through his first 5 seasons than every other QB to play the game. More than Brady, Manning, Marino, Mahomes, Montana, Farve, Etc. He only had Julio for 29 of those 80 games, and Jones only had a little over 2k yards in that span. Just saying.

[@ryanyeager3258]

That's one reason why Ben Rothlisberger is a hall of famer. He was an elite quarterback, and he had lots of different receivers. Come and go and after they leave pittsburgh they will never the same after the didn't have him as his QB.

[@toddpick8007]

he had arguably some of the best WR's in NFL history when he was QB and when they left he couldnt do jack shit. Hines ward, AB and Homes theyve never had a bad WR, AB would have been a HOFer dude is one of the greatest of all time.

[@aaronshoaf4644]

@@toddpick8007 Holmes had 2 good seasons with the Steelers, but wasn’t really the same after he left Pittsburgh. Same could be said for Mike Wallace.

[@mkp3824]

Yep.

[@randlemarsh]

Your biased opinion is showing. Big Ben was always surrounded by talent on both the offensive and defensive his whole career.

[@mkp3824]

@randlemarsh not always. He carried the Steelers quite a few times. There were times when he and AB straight won the game while others lagged behind.

[@jacobwatson1406]

As a Falcons fan as great as Julio was Matt Ryan does not owe a whole career to him Matty Ice is a great QB 💯

[@garrettgrier8390]

Uk they hate on ice best qb in franchise history

[@WrestleWolf3196]

​@@garrettgrier8390If the ”lost playbook" didn't happen, Atlanta probably would've won a Superbowl.

[@Pickens_Productionz14]

Me looking at the title: thinking Matt ryan

[@savage751]

Lol Dante Culpepper for me

[@Ragqs]

Stafford two times 💀

[@renecarteir8092]

They used him in the thumbnail

[@Pickens_Productionz14]

@@renecarteir8092 they changed the thumbnail

[@renecarteir8092]

@@Pickens_Productionz14 👍

[@RioluLucario1994]

Tim Tebow - Demaryius Thomas

[@davidfetherston2083]

🤣 That's funny!

[@ab11prodz.]

ryan to jones is definite

[@mitchcarter3906]

Brunell, Smith, and McCardell were fun to watch

[@killercroc99]

Matt Ryan also had Roddy, Harry, Tony G, and oh yeah, a record for most receivers to catch a TD pass in a season. SO...

[@longxiong496]

Julio owes Matt Ryan

[@conorquinn9559]

You didn't stick to the title..it even says Steve Young would have been a very good qb without rice so how does he owe his WHOLE career to him

[@barrettharger]

Culpepper should be #1. Garcia had a fair amount of success in Philly for one year and Tampa. Daunte did nothing away from Moss.

[@billblaski9523]

Moss AND Carter for a couple seasons

[@ChaosGetter1989]

Let me put it like this: Culpepper had Calvin Johnson in 08. He couldn't pull off a win with Megatron catching his passes.

[@jacksonklark6119]

Culpepper got injured a bunch after he left so not really

[@JWD1992]

There's no question Young relied heavily on Rice, but it's pretty silly to act like the only difference between the Buccaneers and the 49ers at that time was Rice. Learning behind Montana AND having Bill Walsh set all three up to succeed were both huge factors. And yes, Young was primarily a starter under Seifert, not Walsh, but Walsh really gave him second lease on life as a backup. The Bucs squandered everyone's talent back then.

[@keithm9589]

Julio deserves all the flowers and retire a Falcon.

[@anthonydavis996]

This made me think yall should do the "top receiver" each year since the 00s .... hearing Andre Johnson and Jimmy Smith took me back

[@samdath3439]

Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett is another one.

[@quentingray643]

Russell Wilson had great numbers before Tyler lockett. He had good WR before him like Golden Tate and Doug Baldwin.

[@penguinrea0088]

Keep up your fantastic videos, God bless you

[@OHaaaiden]

Yagagagaga… I never don’t smile when I see that Andre Johnson TD against the Cardinals.

[@joshualewis7692]

Let's not forget McNabb owing his credit to Terrell Owens. Without Owens,he never reached another Super Bowl again.

[@ryanrobbins2032]

Without McNabb, Owens never reached another super bowl. So......????

[@joshualewis7692]

@@ryanrobbins2032 what you're forgetting is how much better was McNabb's career with T.O.? McNabb became a better quarterback with him around. Check the stats. Fact is T.O. is a Hall Of Famer. McNabb? Student of the system. Reid's offensive system. That what you didn't know. Not to mention,T.O. played on a broken foot and still preceded to go over 100 yards in that game. Re-watch the Super Bowl if you think I'm lying.

[@joshualewis7692]

@@ryanrobbins2032 and you obviously didn't pay attention to the title of this video either.

[@alext1661]

Do Top 10 RBs who owe their entire career to an OL

[@andrewcox2235]

A top 10 RB list that you wont see Barry Sanders on.

[@PlazmaPro-qp7jg]

he did I think

[@alext1661]

@@PlazmaPro-qp7jg no

[@williamsummerson1204]

​@@andrewcox2235FAX!!!

[@williamsummerson1204]

Sanders is the greatest running back of all time, and he had a mediocre offensive line.

[@itsdonovandlsr]

W video like all ways tps

[@SuperSladeOfficial]

you should do this for rbs and offensive linemen

[@PlazmaPro-qp7jg]

he did

[@brycetsawyer]

Ezekiel Elliott

[@sportsfantastic361]

Anyone who leaves roddy white as being important to Ryan is crazy n didn’t watch the time roddy balled made life easy on Ryan

[@duanehellier2147]

I think your list is good. No arguments with who is on it. I would just add Warner - Holt, Bruce, and Fitzgerald. I know it's not one specific receiver, but Holt made his career. If Holt isn't on that team, Warner's a bench QB. I think Warner is a moderately good QB who had exceptional receivers his whole career. Also, Holt made Bulger look good, Fitz made Palmer look good too in 15 and 16. So....

[@Purlypurlington]

Only thing I agree with is that maybe Warner woulda stayed on the bench but Warner activated those guys. Same for Palmer Palmer was balling. Except early Tom Brady and early Montana you can’t just expect a qb to have wild success without some good weapons

[@Thoughtpologetics]

I mean but for 5 years Roddy white was the guy in ATL… Ryan had 2 of his 4 pro bowl years as White being the guy in ATL… like Rodgers I think he needed that dude, as long as there was an elite WR he could flourish, but didn’t matter who

[@YoKnoRo]

Top 10 fan moments that changed the outcome

[@UTGEli]

Jerry rice + Steve young= dynasty

[@michael7054]

They only won one super bowl

[@TomC313]

didn't they have John Taylor, too?

[@kyleball8396]

Only one super bowl lol

[@TomC313]

@@kyleball8396 I counted 3...

[@TomC313]

@michael7054 count again.... I count 3 and I'm not even a 9ers fan

[@GoingMach5]

Matt had 4500+ yard seasons without Julio though.

[@blazerlaser6991]

Video ideas: every team former superstar that never won a Superbowl.

[@humanitiessupervillian]

holy crap its like having a number 1 receiver makes QBs look good

[@regsmith7604]

Joe Montana + Dwight Clark. In the beginning before Jerry Rice, there was Dwight Clark. He beat Everson Walls to make “The Catch” to beat Dallas in that NFC Championship game. I was there! I had came up from Hollywood, picked up my girlfriend in San Jose. And we had a ball! The city went crazy, us too!🥳 I’ll never 👎🏽 forget that day!

[@cravenharp5318]

Wow thats a day

[@blackmask494]

But Joe was good after Clark and when he played for KC

[@youngmultac]

What did julio do without matt?? its a duo it goes both ways. Matt won rookie of the year before julio. Julio is defintelty a huge part though. Even when matt went to the colts before he got hurt he was top 5 in passing yards that season. the other qbs couldnt help that team either

[@michaelmiller1543]

Stafford-Megatron

[@quentingray643]

Stafford pull up numbers even after Megatron. Hell some of his best seasons we're after Megatron retire

[@dtice69]

Gotta disagree on Young. He owes a lot of his career to Rice, to be certain. But he was also the reason Owens became a household name in the first place and JJ Stokes had 4 solid, if unspectacular, years in SF. Not to mention, he was also dumping off passes to Ricky Watters his first few years as the full time starter.

[@MeloMiyagiTV]

I say this all the time… there’s certain wrs that make their qbs look better than they actually are… and certain qbs that make their wrs look better than they actually are

[@musicboistudios9575]

Video idea: every team’s worst trade acquisition, free agency signing, or draft pick!

[@tanaka7341]

U would think this would be a cheat code for mvps etc but it never really works

[@bloodyiori]

Matt Ryan I've said since day 1. He's been blessed with a ton of talent and still choked it all away

[@dizzydean2767]

It was the defense and horrible play calling it’s not his fault. Yes his offense had weapons but without a good user their useless.

[@bloodyiori]

@@dizzydean2767 people had been hyping that man up since the beginning and it's never been his skill. Just a ton of amazing in their prime talents

[@dizzydean2767]

@@bloodyiori He had Julio and devonte before 2016 and played poorly but turned it around to become an mvp and bring his team to the promised land it was the defense and coaches that let him down.

[@bloodyiori]

@@dizzydean2767 before those years he had a prime Roddy white and Michael the burner Turner and that was his rookie season. Face it, that man has always has some damn good talent around him.

[@bloodyiori]

@@dizzydean2767 that defense was absolutely dead by the 4th lol

[@bennydensmore4604]

Larry Fitzgerald Carson Palmer😆

[@tysonbridges334]

Carson played well in cincy

[@CowboysProd4]

10 coaches that owe their entire carrier to their qb

[@Jfen79]

I think that can be said for all coaches, it's easier to win with a true franchise QB

[@Brazil144hopeful]

MATTHEW STAFFORD should most definitely be on this list! He had the best receiver of the 2000's next to moss and did nothing

[@billysheeley4390]

Moss is considerably the best

[@KB1983.]

however Jake Delome best individual season was 2004. he had 29 Pass TDs with Steve Smith out all season

[@javidavi24]

What about the reverse now where the receiver didn't know how good they had it at QB

[@Billsmith-xd6jm]

You should Do a video on a all time bust team offense and defense

[@shmuuvfbaby]

You should do a video on teams or QBs who did well due to the running backs they had

[@Brazil144hopeful]

DvD was the best i seen in Atlanta

[@user-lo8km1ws7y]

I think romo and witten could be on their

[@Ghost_Pistol]

So adding a true number one receiver helps a qb out? Who knew!

[@xavierhardy1857]

Kirk cousins with Justin Jefferson

[@quentingray643]

Cousins put up numbers long before Jefferson was even drafted

[@curbietoles359]

Top 10 Best forgotten Safeties of the 2000 era

[@tpgorman15]

It’s a crime you have Young on here. The dude was a first overall pick for a reason. The issue was he played for the bucs in the 80s, not that he didn’t have Rice. Yes, having Rice helped, but he isn’t he sole reason Young won an MVP & Super Bowl. The talent was always there, he just needed a proper shot. The Bucs also messed up Vinny Testaverde and he eventually came good with the Jets & didn’t have rice to help him. Looks like it was more the Bucs than anything else.

[@Anthony-li9ko]

Tom Brady... Russell Gage

[@stephenvance4867]

Oddly enough, Brady owns the back half of his career to Randy Moss as well. That 07 season scared the league into playing soft zone coverages (especially late in games) for the rest of his career despite the fact that after his injury in 08, his deep ball accuracy was never good again, not that it was great to begin with.

[@FormalCarrot1]

Brady is still the goat tho. Even though Randy definitely helped him, no denying that’s he the greatest of all time. So clutch.

[@matthewwoodard9810]

And Gronk

[@Jfen79]

Brady never had a true deep threat until Moss and had one of the highest completion percentage on balls 40+ yards then the one year he had Brandon Cooks, his only other legit deep threat once again he led the league in deep ball% and had the most completions over 40 yards, and then in Tampa he played in a more vertical passing system and was one of the best deep ball throwers if anything Moss owes his resurgence to Brady in his 3 years prior to '07 he had 47 grabs for 730+ yards, then 60 for 1,005 then 43 for 543 teams with Brady and 98 for 1,493 and 23 TDs then the next year with Cassel only 69 for 1,008 before one last good year with Brady 83 for 1,264 and 13 TDs

[@Jfen79]

And it was the Pats DBs beating up the Colts wideouts that changed the way secondaries played, the Ty Law rule so teams stopped playing man as much the league was transitioning into a passing league so Belichick stocked up on offense

[@Jfen79]

​@@matthewwoodard9810not really, he made that comeback against ATL without Gronk

[@Anthony-li9ko]

Aaron Rodgers... Randall cobb

[@grimplayz7565]

What are you smoking? 😭

[@Anthony-li9ko]

@@grimplayz7565 I dunno, you should get you some tho

[@videosurfah]

QB throws a 2 yards pass to a WR and he takes it 98 yards to the house....QB stats 1 for 1 98 yards WR stats 1 rec for 98 yards.....who did all the work?

[@Jfen79]

Sometimes it's not so cut and dry, if the QB throws a short pass where the receiver has to make adjustments for the catch he usually gets tackled right away but when the QB can put the ball in the perfect spot where the receiver can just put his hands up and keep running that can turn a 7 yard pass into a 50 yard gain, and very seldom are you gonna see a 2 yard pass go 98 yards

[@MikeBell-e6y]

How about: running backs that "carried" their team through a season. Thank you.

[@JacionBryant]

As a raiders fan I say jimmy g

[@nujeru99]

Umm Culpepper's best season (2004) was played mostly without Moss, as he was out with a hamstring injury. Dante lit the league up for 4717 yards and 39 TDs. The leading WR that year?? TE Jermaine Wiggins. Also, Mark Brunell led the Redskins to the playoffs in '05. Saying he "never threw for 4k yards in Jacksonville" is deceiving, as QBs rarely threw for 4k yards back then. He and Dante don't belong on the list

[@nujeru99]

Also Jeff Garcia took BOTH the Eagles and Buccaneers to the playoffs AFTER he left San Fran. So yeah, he doesn't belong on the list either

[@nicktaylor2657]

It's unfair to say Scaub owes his career since 2013 Texans had Deandre Hopkins who surpassed and replaced Andre Johnson 😊

[@crater044]

Schaub barely played with Hopkins. He was benched midway through the 2013 season and they went 2-14 in Hopkins' rookie year. The next season, Schaub was gone so he only played with Hopkins for half a season, if that. His best years were throwing to Andre Johnson. That's why it's not unfair at all that Johnson is mentioned with Schaub and not Hopkins because there just isn't enough playing time with Schaub and Hopkins to justify it. Schaub's best years were him throwing to Andre Johnson before Hopkins got there so saying that Schaub owes his career to Johnson and not Hopkins is just simple fact and not unfair in the slightest.

[@ryanwerner8182]

Culpeppers 04 season was basically played without Moss and if not for Peyton breaking the TD record he would've won MVP. If not for his knee injuries he would've continued to be an above average QB. Moss clearly had a huge impact, but the Culpeppers slander is trash.

[@XenonAdventures]

Tannehill and aj Brown shoulda been on here

[@cravenharp5318]

as a titans fan No

[@XenonAdventures]

Aj made him good af now he mid

[@cravenharp5318]

@@XenonAdventures no thats not true

[@quentingray643]

I'm going to agree AJ Brown made tannehill look good

[@XenonAdventures]

Now dhop will make him look good

[@aaronshoaf4644]

I mean as a QB, don’t you need good receivers to be successful? Sure, there are QB’s who had great careers with WR’s who were average at best, but guys like Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Joe Montana, Steve Young, John Elway, Aaron Rodgers, Ben Roethlisberger, Drew Brees, and more, had great receivers throughout a lot of their careers. At the end of the day, if you’re a QB and you don’t have great oline protection or good WR’s, you won’t have the best success in the NFL.

[@bryanjones4444]

This is ridiculous. Quarterbacks owe their careers to coaches on occasion but never to a receiver, with one exception. Randy Moss. He was such an athletic freak that he did carry Culpepper and Brady. Tom had only one season as the best quarterback in the league which was 2007 with Moss and only one season as the number 2 quarterback in the league. In the "REAL GOAT" scoring system Brady adds over 50 points to his career score in that one season, which is approximately 1/11 of his overall score. No quarterback has ever had that great an influence in one season in regards to his entire career. Until that season Brady was just slightly above average.

[@mariokart325]

8:45 I guess Isaac Bruce didn’t do anything

[@ajmeehan]

You can say this about almost every single QB except for Brady and Mahomes

[@cyrus198604]

Also! Arian Foster really ran the offense in the early 2010's. How bad is your research?

[@Chente_651]

Dauntes inclusion is partly deceptive. Lacks context dude blew his knee out like 4 weeks or something like that into his first season after moss and never recovered from that.

[@tystrutynski4536]

you should do tight ends

[@A1245fgh]

Matt schaub to andre Johnson should be number 1

[@TomC313]

Delhomme is pronounced as del-ome.. the H is silent.. 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@quentingray643]

God that s*** bother me the whole video it's like he never bothered to look up how you pronounce it

[@TomC313]

@@quentingray643 same, and I'm not even a Panthers fan lol

[@curtisgoulard3106]

I would argue that for Culpepper he could owe his career to moss and Chris Carter

[@JacionBryant]

Pretty much every qb that can’t run qb like jimmy g game manger

[@AD.Productions13]

The moment I saw the vid I thought Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams

[@randomflagg7331]

Hell, Brady didn't need a number one.

[@FormalCarrot1]

Brady is the goat. Put prime Brady on the current patriots and he’s winning a Super Bowl

[@NiccuNen]

**1st best reciever of all time, I believe thats what you meant about Moss

[@lethalinjection2031]

People say Big Ben and AB but no it was equally both tbh

[@328am]

HOW BOUT a post y2k RB whose career would’ve been 🔥 if they played in the 80’s & 90’s running era

[@aadilshahab7073]

Stafford - Calvin Johnson

[@big8dog887]

Cecil Isbell - Don Hutson

[@mkp3824]

Antonio Brown is the best receiver of Julios generation.

[@Rockstar-tz2ko]

I keep telling people Julio made Matt Ryan. I guarantee if we never drafted Julio, Matt Ryan's career would've been completely different.

[@mykale2k337]

He was still Elite with Roddy White Harry Douglas and Michael Jenkins

[@MrTee12]

*Troy Aikman* has to be on the list…he’s so overrated. Irvin saved him!

[@gimletinf69]

One of the most accurate QBs of all time… This is a STRAIGHT CLOWN TAKE🤡

[@MrTee12]

@@gimletinf69 Most accurate? He has a 61.5% career accuracy average. He only one 20TD season (23Tds as his career high). He has 165 career TDs and 141 career INTs. 😮🤯🤷🏽‍♂️. He was Carried by the guys around him.

[@christiansoldier77]

​@@MrTee12Aikman was great you can't just go by stats

[@gimletinf69]

@@MrTee12 It’s hard to call a majority of pass plays with Emmit Smith and that O-line bud💯

[@Nth_wolfmast]

I believe without out Terry McLuring, Taylor Heinicke wouldn’t be in the league.

[@Jet_Life420]

Matt Ryan doesn’t belong on this list. 🤷🏿‍♂️ Julio is a legend though. Matt Ryan was pretty good with Tony G, and Roddy White as well. He made Harry Douglas an 1000 yard receiver one season. Matt spread the ball around ALOT.

[@natetweedy8024]

Hey ya all Jesus loves you! Hope that news makes your day better have a good one!

[@Omni103]

Matt Ryan had soo many other people who had td many more than Julio what are you talking about?

[@Zero_00128]

25 billion to Jeff Garcia? No wonder he played so bad

[@aaronjackson4797]

Top 10 coaches who owe their entire career to a team!

[@matthewcox9993]

Steve Young shouldn't be on this list. Yes he had Rice, but also had JJ Stokes and a young T.O. Also half of his game was based on how he moved in the pocket and out of it. Put Young on any decent team, and he's going to win. His bucs years where more about the talent around him then himself

[@Diskhero]

kirk cousins and stefon diggs/jjettas?

[@Jay-l5g4v]

If that's the case Montana owes his career to Rice

[@kaaronhudson8112]

So Steve didn't have T.O.?

[@christiansoldier77]

Culpepper had Carter so it wasn't all about moss

[@bunson1134]

Im sorry, AJ Green is not HOF caliber. He did nothing to get in the Hall. Decent career, great 5-6 years. Thats it.

[@matnovicky9384]

Stafford and Megatron

[@quentingray643]

Stafford's put some of his best numbers after Megatron retire

[@blackmask494]

Culpeper had Moss and Carter

[@Eabreptiles]

If the bengals fired Lewis dalton would be in canton