Jerry Rice's G.O.A.T Career Highlights | NFL Legends

Jerry Ricer's career highlights with the San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders, and Seattle Seahawks!
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[@OneSmallPerson]

The man set a record for touchdowns in a season that only had 12 games. Which still somehow isn’t his most unbelievable stat

[@gibster9624]

yeah, freaking crazy

[@tigerfox5494]

OneSmallPerson do you know what year he started view my channel. I got a card giveaway for him if uou guess and give the money worth just saying

[@tomleclair2109]

On only 65 receptions which means 1 out 3 catches he was in the end zone

[@oldmanmob4659]

Yes you would to when using stick em

[@jstaschman420]

Those passes from Montana and young though . Perfect

[@imyourfarmer9215]

If you cut his stats in half youd have 2 hof careers...

[@brianharper6208]

At least very close, be what 11500-ish yards and over 100 total TDs and 1.5 super bowl rings each? The Rice twins would get my vote. The whole Rice they probably didn't even vote, I think they considered waiving the 5 year wait for his Bust. Ok I'm kidding on that last part don't Google it lol.

[@timlorakatryan]

That is the same thing they say about Ricky Henderson. Growing up in the Bay Area in 80's and 90's we had it so good.

[@UFOsarerealArea51]

@@timlorakatryan yeah and tupac in hip hop. I think people come to Oakland and achieve greatness because Oakland doesn't judge people and aren't racist. They allow people to be themselves and when you allow that you can see people show you their greatness in return.

[@bigfootindeal1525]

Im your farmer That's insane. Huge Jerry Rice fan. Grew up watching him. Jerry Rice was so smooth, so amazing

[@skylimitkt]

Lol enough said 🐐

[@PrinceK2007]

This guy played in the league when Walter Payton and Dan Fouts were still active, and he played in the league when Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, and Drew Brees were still young QBs. Unreal!

[@tyreid6398]

Yeah dude got a serious case of been there thru 3 different decades

[@donovancastro9477]

And primetime

[@betanusolosix]

This is nuts...

[@ryu-ken]

Lol that's a trip

[@jonjonbailey4314]

N was Ballin all the while

[@NoelKunz]

Only Jerry Rice can have 30 minutes of highlights and still need another video. GOAT

[@oldmanmob4659]

Should of played stick em during the video

[@goddammitnappa1617]

@@oldmanmob4659 did stick em have anything to do with him being that wide open most of his career?

[@damienmunoz7]

@@oldmanmob4659 still better than your fav player ☠️

[@Koli5677]

Nop it tom Brady

[@blacker5826]

by position, the best player is rice. brady benefits from the fact the QB has a higher role of dictating the outcome of games more than anyone else, even the head coach.

[@gibster9624]

When Jerry Rice retired he held over 100 NFL records and some aren't even close to being broken.

[@GopherBaroque61]

And some never will be broken.

[@CaptnCrunch247]

I know! It's truly unbelievable!

[@1Dub79]

@@GopherBaroque61 Such, as his career TD record.

[@redriderbbgun8018]

Cardinals fans everywhere will tell you that Fitz is just as good because he didn't have 2 HOF QB's throwing him the ball. Lol, what a joke of an argument

[@austinreed347]

RedRider BBGun Jerry is in a league of his own

[@sewaseem]

I'm a kid of the 80's and to me Rice and Jordan were first atheletes i ever thought were superhuman

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

Did you not see Bo???

[@josephmatthews7698]

That's because they were. Plus Tecmo Bo and can't forget mfin Mike Tyson. Barry too if he had even a half decent team he'd be there.

[@airthief36]

Rice, Barry Sanders and wayne gretsky. those were my guys, and none have come close to being better. yea I know barry doesn't have records, but I don't care. everyone who seen him play knew he was the greatest ever. the lions organization mentally killed him.

[@josephmatthews7698]

@@airthief36 yup +💯 to barry. If he had a solid line and even a half decent second option he'd own any rushing record he wanted. Opposing coach's knew the only thing the lions could do was run and he'd still have 150-200 yard games. And I've never seen anyone run like him EVER. Backs usually lumber, dance or jet but he never looked like those things - it was like poetry in motion. Like water dripping between your fingers, you can feel it but you can't catch it. Those brilliant silver uniforms gave his movements an ethereal feel, every snap was thunder as the grey clouds parted and a jagged streak of lightning raced down the field. Sitting on the edge of your seat every play wondering what he's gonna do next. I still get goosebumps watching his highlights and I commend him whole heartedly for focusing on his health and retiring early but it will make newer generations look at his stat line and be unimpressed. Thank God for video! Still doesn't give you that "what happens next?" Anticipation though which makes me sad generations won't feel that.

[@gustinn3509]

@@airthief36 I saw Barry play live 8 games a year for 8 years... the guy could have broken all the records but he retired very young... never be nobody like Barry... ever...

[@flambezeus452]

The fact that theres 30 minutes of highlights is crazy. Some guys got like 8

[@nunyabizness1079]

No shit. I was noticing the yearly changes on screen. Highlights start about 1985 and end at 2004. I was gonna say he's the Tom Brady of receivers but it's actually the other way around. Brady's the Jerry Rice of QB's.

[@kingfolk500]

Well it is pretty much every catch or touchdown in is his entire career

[@Michaelblud]

@@kingfolk500 for real, like one of them pretty early on was like 8 yards on a slant route

[@Staxkzsosa]

Flambe Zeus dead ass

[@asaapss]

antonio brown got like 1 when he was on the patriots 😂

[@Lucidity884]

he scored so much by the early 90’s the commentators weren’t excited anymore when he did 😂

[@coolnesss16]

Speed, quickness, Route running, hands, Yards after catch, deep threat, he had the complete package. Balled out in Superbowls and was a quality WR at 40. Most of the best are done by 35 rice was catching touchdowns in the Superbowl at 40. Unquestionably the GOAT.

[@rice_goat80]

Words well put that's why he is the GOAT

[@MrTimLee84]

It's crazy how all these great receivers are washed by 34/35 and he was still all pro level at that time

[@rice_goat80]

@@MrTimLee84 That's why he's the GOAT because he's a better athlete than Tom Brady that's what I measure a football player it's not about Super Bowls that's a team achievement Brady has no NFL passing records.

[@rice_goat80]

@Ryan Statt I mean his stats proves that he is I don't agree that Brady is the GOAT given the facts he doesn't hold all of the NFL Passing Records to validate that claim the only reason he passed Brees again in All-Time TD Passes is because he's injured

[@rice_goat80]

@Ryan Statt He had the TD record Randy Moss broke that in 07 I mean Fitz had Kurt Warner and Carson Palmer for some years

[@gamma2600]

This is the "Screw it, Jerry gotta be down there somewhere" mixtape

[@ElephanteInTheRoom]

*This is the “anything that leaves Montana’s hands is dime” mixtape

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

@@ElephanteInTheRoom 1:27...that's Jeff Kemp. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 12:07...that's Steve Bono. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 20:17...that's Elvis Grbac. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 24:35...that's Jeff Garcia. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 25:05...that's Jeff Garcia again. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 25:26...Jeff Garcia again. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 26:08...that's Rich Gannon. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 27:43...that's Rick Mirer. Not quite a Hall of Famer. 27:56...that's Matt Hasselback. Not quite a Hall of Famer. It's almost like Rice was so good, he produced no matter who the QB was or something.

[@ElephanteInTheRoom]

Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot you have too much time on your hands now that your retired huh? I’m a 9er fan I know how good Jerry was, I was just making a light hearted comment

[@altoncassidy7170]

This comment caused death by laughter 😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@alphoj]

Dope comments in here...thanks for the laughter!

[@bbthompson05]

People have to realize that Rice did this, when the league was run first. He did more with less targets than guys have today. What an amazing generational talent. The best to ever do it.

[@daltongleason434]

Jerry and randy will always be a toss up between "best wr" and some will even say Calvin and I think that's mostly because of what he did with what he had.and just everything he did to.achieve it all puts him at number 3 to me

[@5luelight726]

Those niners teams threw the ball a lot. They had two of the greatest QB’s of all time in Montana and Young.

[@at2130]

@@5luelight726 Yup Bill Walsh west coast offense

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

@@5luelight726 The 49ers only threw the ball more than 585 times once in Rice's career. That year was 1995, when he happened to catch 122 passes for 1848 yards and 15 touchdowns. And Elvis Grbac started five games and finished two others. If he had gotten that volume, which is closer to the norm now (11 teams with over 585 attempts in 2022, which is down from the 18 in 2021 and 12 in 2020), these numbers would be EVEN MORE untouchable. He'd be in another realm.

[@alexsolimani]

@@daltongleason434 it's not a toss up and you know it

[@jmar5127]

I honestly laugh when people actually say randy Moss is even in the same stratosphere as Jerry. The biggest separation between Rice and everyone else is how he played in the playoffs particularly in Super Bowls. He literally was greater in bigger moments. The Goat no debate. GO NINERS!! 💯💯

[@daviddorsey8754]

Maybe, Moss was #2, He also, Out of this world Talent

[@SuperHornedtoad]

Distant second

[@vgholz_yt9139]

Your slow yes stats but overall randy is better he can have fives dudes on him and he will still go get it

[@0lde40e3]

@@vgholz_yt9139 so could rice I seen catches he made were he’s got 3 people grabbing at him and he still goes up and gets it

[@0lde40e3]

@@vgholz_yt9139and hell no randy wasn’t better what are you smoking lmao

[@B0MB.C0M]

How in gods name does a man catch 22 touchdowns IN 12 GAMES that’s amazes me

[@queenfanpiper6299]

EASY. EVERY BALL THROWN IN HIS AREA HE FELY WAS HIS PROPERTY.

[@ralphorlatei6760]

@@queenfanpiper6299 If it was easy everyone would do it.

[@queenfanpiper6299]

@@ralphorlatei6760 NOT EVERY ONE FELT THE SAME WAY RICE DID WHEN THE BALL CAME TOWARD HIM

[@kool4209]

@@queenfanpiper6299 im sure they felt the same exact way rice did.... rice had the talent and the others didnt. thats life.

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@kool4209 Amen, Happy New Year To You

[@qceaz11]

Jerry Rice isn't greatest Wide Receiver in NFL history... Jerry Rice is the greatest PLAYER in NFL history regardless of position yeah I said it💪💯

[@gavinleague7767]

Mr Q Ceaz wow you did say a widely accepted statement

[@sportsmediaamerica]

Meh, no. Payton is greatest PLAYER.

[@RDSports5]

Only reason I didn't give it a thumbs up is so it can stay at 49 :)

[@williambeer2546]

I’ve seen ab do stuff jerry couldn’t do

[@randyayo2846]

I think it’s Deion Sanders.

[@JL_Cascadia]

Rice has the NFL record of most NFL records. Let that sink in. He's the goat and it's not even close.

[@ang1stokes]

Jerry Rice is the Greatest player in NFL History. What Michael did for Basketball, Gretzky for Hockey and The Babe in Baseball is amazing. My opinon here is set.

[@alexsolimani]

Truer facts have never been spoken!

[@Koli5677]

Nop it Tom Brady

[@MightyDuckofAnaheim200203]

Jerry Rice played until he was in his 40s. That's pretty good,GOAT 🐐

[@Cynsham]

He had a 1200 yard season when he was almost 40 years old

[@cormel6895]

QB might be the most significant position but there’s absolutely no player in the history of the game that’s more runaway at his position in all facets of the game than Rice 💯 stats, accolades, ability, impact...he’s my pick for GOAT & if not? Close to it🤙.

[@brianharper6208]

Far and away.

[@cnking27]

In a lot of these highlights, when he makes these plays the games are nowhere near decided. In that Bears game in '88 when he makes that first touchdown catch and run I don't even think they had a first down at that point. Then the whole game flipped. Total beast.

[@louzer2566]

It was a fucking joke that he never won an MVP award

[@49giantwarriors19]

@@louzer2566 G.O.A.T. without ever getting mvps. Goes to show you how smart these so experts are.

[@louzer2566]

49GIANTWARRIORS i grew up watching this man torment my Rams. So i hate the 49ers but its just facts, Jerry Rice is the GOAT and he shouldve won multiple MVP awards

[@lampini]

It’s still amazing what rice did in Oakland those two years. He was 39 and 40 yet he had seasons probably better than guys 15 years younger than him

[@bradleytravis2688]

His third year was going to be better but rich Gannon got hurt and rice got phased out, coaching changes too

[@MichaelPlatson]

Rice's 2002 season stats when he was 40 years old would put him on par with 2021 Pro-Bowl WR Travis Kelce. He was just good in the 80's, he wasn't just good in the 90's, he was excellent in three different decades!

[@Slinginbackies]

@softspokengamer is there 2 travis kelces? The one that plays on the chiefs is a tight end.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

@@Slinginbackies Semantics. Dude is a glorified WR with a TE distinction. Doesn't block, lines up wide and standing up most of the time. Whatever...the point is, Rice was out there producing on that level at 40 years old, which is insane.

[@garrenmiller6737]

When you become the all-time TD leader and decide to almost double your record

[@eduarddv00]

I still cant believe he played until the age of 43. What an absolute unit

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

For all the INSANE numbers that dwarfed so many peers and then those who followed during his career that are, deserve to, or will be rightfully in the Hall of Fame (Irvin, Reed, Monk, Sharpe, Carter, Brown, Moss, T.O., Harrison, Holt, Fitzgerald, Ward, etc.), the thing that stands out for Rice to me is that you could take him AT ANY TIME IN HIS CAREER, and he was a productive player. Very good rookie year as a backup, insane 2nd year...already All Pro leading the league in yards and touchdowns even though Joe Montana missed 1/2 the season and Steve Young was still wallowing away in Tampa Bay. Then, expected to be 3x washed up in Oakland upon arriving at 38, he has 175 catches for 2350 yards and 16 touchdowns (not to mention another 27 for 434 and three TD's in the playoffs) in his year 39 and 40 seasons. AT WIDE RECEIVER. I can never say that enough on any post. The man was a borderline All Pro wide receiver at 40 years old. The go to receiver for a Super Bowl team at 40 years old. I mean, first off, I don't think there are any other receivers that PLAYED UNTIL 40, let alone balled out like that. But for comparison sake, Charlie Joiner retired at 39 after the 1986 season. He put up a very respectable 34 for 440 with 2 TD's in a pass friendly offense with the Chargers and Dan Fouts. Rice at the same age dropped an 83 for 1139 and 9 TD's. Literally had nothing to prove to anyone except Jerry Rice and he went out there and helped my Raiders sustain the return to prominence they had in 2000. Once again, and for the last time, don't compare this man to anyone else. There were plenty of athletes at the position, plenty of guys who could make sizzle plays. Rice could do that too. But ultimately, I don't wanna hear what someone could do, show me what they did. NO ONE, and I MEAN NO ONE, ever did more at any skill position in the history of pro football than Jerry Rice. And frankly it's not even close. There is no CLOSE second. He's the GOAT, irrespective of position, end of story. And even with all these rules designed to benefit pass catchers and the game being much more pass friendly, there's no one even on pace to catch him at a reasonable rate in either passes caught, yards gained, or touchdowns scored. Don't tell me what someone could do, show me what they did. Rice did it all.

[@mirnicht6183]

Word.

[@carlismcclanahan6372]

nailed it

[@RDSports5]

Great post!

[@rueldouglas2097]

Damn right man precisely

[@fredericoespinoza897]

Simple factz ...💯💯💯

[@michaelnilsson3596]

Every time I see Jerry Rice catch a ball and hear those words, "TOUCHDOWN, Jerry Rice," my heart races and a little tear forms in my eyes, because I feel so very fortunate to have seen THE GREATEST football player EVER play on "my" team! THANK YOU, Jerry for all the thrills you gave us! Love "my" '9ers!

[@charmin_bear494]

Chills reading this and I’m only 28 🙌

[@TeachAManToAngle]

GOAT is an overused term but entirely appropriate regarding Jerry Rice.

[@NPC-je8ix]

Jon Gruden invented the term “GOAT” specifically for Jerry Rice

[@tyreid6398]

Everyone calling everyone now like it’s overused

[@sumswaggaming]

@@tyreid6398 its lost its meaning for sure, rightfully so though. humans are great at doing things, hard to say that there is only one good human at a specific thing.

[@Omar-hh1zz]

Jerry Rice was something special. He had it all being able to catch just about everything thrown at him and able to make an impact in the game whenever he had the ball in his hands. Truly deserving of the title of GOAT.

[@sports3117]

THE Greatest WR in NFL History

[@dandrejohnson1522]

I don’t see Julio anywhere

[@axle1717]

@@dandrejohnson1522 you can't compare the two. Plus jerry has the touchdowns and yards. Julio doesn't see the endzone much

[@theinvictussamaritan4778]

Sports 311 scratch that, greatest player in nfl history imo.

[@M0ttas]

Easily one of the greatest, but THE greatest player in nfl history is Brady

[@brotatochip3730]

Henrique Mota two totally different positions

[@hospice8896]

When he gets the ball, he is the most patient and deceptive runner Ive ever seen at the receiver possition

[@samfran89]

They keep saying Jerry wasn't the fastest but a lot of these highlights he isn't getting caught from behind lol

[@darrellcovello7917]

"MONTANA TO RICE.... TOUCHDOWN!"

[@williejohnson4582]

That's vintage Pat Summerall.

[@parker7891]

They had to make a thirty minute video to capture the greatness of Jerry

[@Cline3911]

Should have been 80 minutes

[@tyrant8485]

And it still ain't enough.

[@oldmanmob4659]

They should of showed stick em through out the hole video

[@telisahampton8135]

@@oldmanmob4659 hahaha Randy moss fans 😂🤦

[@gustinn3509]

Unfair that the greatest WR in history got paired with two of the greatest QB's in history for his entire career. Legend

[@JohnDoe-sl6di]

Could of had 7 super bowls instead of 5 if it weren’t for the cowboys

[@rheem5794]

Ma Montana was only good because of Rice. Young had talent but people need to stop overrating Montana already. Dude didn't do jackshit in Kansas but you people prop him up like he's the goat when he played on stacked teams and was a system of Walsh. Never even threw for 4,000 yards even though he had Rice in his prime but Young did with Rice. All Montana did was was Young's prime.

[@gustinn3509]

"Montana was only good because of Rice." Joe won two Superbowls and was league MVP before Rice came along. "people need to stop overrating Montana already. Dude didn't do jackshit in Kansas" Kansas City didn't make the playoffs the year before Joe came... the first year he came they went 11-5, won the division and went to the AFC Championship game? At this point Joe was nearing 40 years old, and although he continued to play a couple more years he was clearly past his prime. Rice was great. Young was great. Montana was great... bottom line. Why do so many ignorant people post on message boards?

[@rheem5794]

@gustinn3509 Man please. That's why I said stacked teams. He didn't win Ronnie Lott got there either. And here you go giving him all the credit for why Kansas went 11-5 not the defense. The dude only threw 13 TD's his first year. How on earth is he the main reason they went 11-5 with just 2,000 yards and 13 TD's? Y'all just some fanboys who don't want to admit the truth. Montana is nothing but a system QB. Accept it or not IDGAF. He's still from my viewpoint nothing but system QB who was lucky to be on stacked teams that hid his flaws and that really showed and don't give me the age shit because Manning, Brees, Brady, Rodgers all played great in their later years even if they were playing in an Era with rule changes. You mfs will come up with any excuse to overrated QB's.

[@gustinn3509]

@@rheem5794 Joe was a college national championship and won four superbowls... but if you think he sucked and was over-rated... think it. As for Manning, Brady and Rodgers playing 40 years and older high lever... ummm, dude. Those are outliers NOT the norm. I suppose Michael Jordan sucked too, because he didn't do much int he pros, but highlight dunks, until Scottie Pippen came along... But hey. Yeah. Think what you wish. Who cares? I don't.

[@tinguren5629]

When your highlight film is all td's and its 30 minutes long, youre the GOAT.

[@anishgutha366]

I don’t think people understand This dude leads all receivers in the past 100 years for all major receiving records

[@ryansullivan5575]

Who doesn't understand that? And are these people allowed to procreate?

[@thedynastycontinues945]

With Stick Um

[@jfuentes32087]

Back when there was only 14 games in a season.

[@stevep8445]

@@jfuentes32087 Ummm. No.... The NFL went to a 16 game schedule in 1978....

[@Jahmeirgodumb]

Steve P I think he mean lockout

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

People say he ran 4.6 or 4.7 but nobody is catching him 🤷‍♂️

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

Elite game speed and that’s all that matters

[@GarrusN7]

He's breaking away in every highlight lol. Dude had serious speed.

[@Acer3859]

Football speed >> track speed

[@scotto2940]

He was darn fast but also was one of the greatest route runners ever

[@twyckoff87]

If you watch football you can just tell he has that game speed. Can't describe it.

[@adamthomas8205]

30 mins of highlights. Greatest NFL player.

[@Tell_It_Right]

This made me also appreciate Montana. That guy was hitting Rice with perfect passes in stride.

[@meritz59]

Montana to Rice... you knew it was coming, but you couldn't stop it.

[@mlb7366]

Crazy

[@teto85]

Growing up in San Francisco in the 1980s and 1990s my favorite words on a Sunday were "Montana to Rice, Touchdown 49ers". Thanks. He is the Greatest. That Superb Owl against Denver was not as close as the score would indicate.

[@rmgaspar49]

The most fantastic thing about this video is that FINALLY we get to see more than the ever played 5-6 TDs that are, indeed, more relevant. The guy has 200+, not to mention fantastic non-scoring plays. This is the only video I know that honors that.

[@jlong9574]

Not only was Rice's tank always full of gas he ran on pure racing octane. While most were tiring down late in the game Rice was still at 100%.

[@rolandosauceda1070]

No question ....Rice was a freak of nature.

[@johnbrads5340]

There will never ever be another Jerry Rice he played the game of football with honor and respect in my opinion the GOAT his records will stand for years because these guys today are all about money and Jerry Rice played the game because he loved it

[@Michaelblud]

watching Jerry Rice highlights made me realize how good Montana was.

[@emeriscottii409]

Joe Montana GOAT in his own right!

[@maddmancord]

@@emeriscottii409 he’s no Brady

[@johnleon2594]

@@maddmancord Yeah ok bud bundy😂🤣

[@SwaqaSwerve24]

Young could sling it too

[@scotto2940]

Wouldn’t be as good without 10 yds of separation every play. Still amazing.

[@Tru3BanSAI]

If Jerry’s great at catching bricks he can be the ball boy for the Houston Rockets 👌🏻

[@lookatvedman9993]

Omg😭😭

[@raymondsmith2040]

Ba dum tss

[@kiLLinEmSoFTly]

😂🤣😂

[@kobeisthegoat5767]

SKST Games 😑🖕🏽🖕🏽🤡

[@jeremiahhoward3042]

Facts

[@Michael-jw6et]

Joe Montana was an amazing quarterback. His accuracy is unmatched.

[@kobepower]

they both where deaLLITY

[@Lish44]

steve young was really good too

[@derekwalker4622]

I have never played organized football in my life, but I think I could be a QB on any team and win with Jerry Rice as my go-to receiver, and become a HoF'er myself. If you can get the ball even close to Jerry, it is caught for six.

[@redriderbbgun8018]

@@Lish44 Montana was heads and shoulders above him. I watched both careers in their entirety, and closely, and I can say that Montana was more clutch & precise. Just a complete technician on the gridiron, and a field general. Young was fantastic, and the fact that he was a lefty that could scramble sensibly, really gave him an All-Pro wrinkle that few other QB' have ever had. What has always bothered me were the constant playoff losses to upstart teams by Young. Sometimes it wasn't all his fault, and he was the victim of poor team management at times as well. But with Steve, with the exception of one season, 94, I never said to myself: "jeeze that playoff win was all because of Steve, he took this Niners team on his shoulders and carried him past a better team." There were just too many bad playoff losses at home, and early exits . . . in many regards Steve's career resembles Peyton Manning's, with Peyton being lucky enough to have one more Super Bowl at the very end of his career. Peyton was the king of "one and dones"...in fact he holds the NFL record for most first round losses with a 1 or 2 seed. Many people conveniently forget that fact when they shout out that Manning is the G.O.A.T., which is just a complete joke.

[@Lish44]

@@redriderbbgun8018 ahhh that makes sense why i don’t hear his name talked about more i always wondered because i always knew he was good but didn’t know he was a choker lmao. Also i agree with you 100% joe montana was way better that dude was amazing.

[@alfredorubio2233]

i was just walking by Levi Stadium ,and Jerry Rice walks out and says,'pull out your cell phone,lets take a selfie''and on my birthday too,with a super bowl ring on his finger,great man and personality to match...thanks

[@mattd9881]

13:02 they were already chanting hall of fame in only his 7th season. Unreal.

[@SPTO]

"Legend" with a capital "L". The greatest WR ever and I daresay may be the best player ever regardless of position.

[@John-ix3xt]

Brady

[@John-ix3xt]

Better than brady?

[@TheRealQb1]

Bob Pants Yes better than Brady, Brady is overrated the league protects him and does whatever they can do to make him look good. He is a great QB but not as good as the NFL portrays

[@mr.rufasi2729]

Bob Pants the gap between Brady and other qbs is not as big as the gap between rice and other wrs

[@Sportacus2069]

Bob Pants imagine Brady without Belichick rice was in every way the perfect player in work ethic talent and physically

[@absorbshark]

This is the best Easter Egg on any map that Tim Hanson has done to this day

[@JosephStalin-zv1nt]

Ikr

[@smol.man.seth10]

Definitely

[@JustinTime-pw9oy]

Best all-around video of the GOAT Jerry Rice. By far the greatest wide receiver in NFL and best at running after the catch, I can see him now taking a 7 yard slant pass and running in for a 70 yard touchdown,. And let's not forget he has 10 rushing touchdowns - can you think of any other wide receiver that has done that?

[@ViNCENT-vm5sl]

Deebo Samuel has 19 career rushing touchdowns! Not that it takes away from the incredible accomplishment of having 10 himself.. just felt like giving Deebo his shine! ✨

[@billyfresh23]

rice literally the barry bonds of football. he's one of those players that you know is incredible but then you look up their stats/achievements and you're like damn he's probably 10x better than i thought

[@thedynastycontinues945]

And then you look up how he was using an illegal substance and realize that none of those stats/achievements count.

[@stealthiscool]

The Dynasty Continues didn’t make him run those routes and beat DBs though did it

[@thedynastycontinues945]

@@stealthiscool That a really poor excuse to defend him. Where do you morons come from?

[@dorusburk]

The Dynasty Continues what did he use

[@thedynastycontinues945]

@@dorusburk en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stickum

[@novilzzz6214]

Dang the jerry rice Tim Hansen cod zombies Easter egg

[@TheyCallMeK]

Yeah lol

[@youngarnold4]

The absolute best. He catches every pass effortlessly, no matter where the ball is.

[@jegca]

rice setting these records when the league wasn't nearly as pass friendly as today's game...

[@curiouslymavismade]

To date, this is the greatest athlete the NFL has ever seen. This is the MJ of the NFL.

[@MothboisTTV]

Hey wait a minute this isn’t a zombies Easter egg video

[@derekwalker4622]

Rice. Jordan. Two sports, one word....GOAT! No one compares!

[@Battleborn357]

I remember watching him break Jim Brown's record live. Gives me goosebumps watching it again. That 94 season was such sweet revenge against the Cowboys, the most memorable for me, and topping it off w/ being the 1st team to win 5 championships. Jerry Rice was a huge piece to that puzzle

[@SanFranFan30]

There will never again be a receiver who has more than 1000 yards at the age of 40

[@whattheyourgae9627]

It Julio makes it there we will see

[@tyreid6398]

r Starkey that’s probably the only receiver him or Larry but Julio need another qb Matt cannot hit him which is why his tds are low. That man one of them freak greats

[@DoubleOhTheG]

Greatest player in history. Period. He's got records that will never be broken

[@ekelerprodz3847]

DoubleOhTheG his records have already been broken

[@michellediaferio1513]

@@ekelerprodz3847 by who?

[@ekelerprodz3847]

Calvin Johnson.

[@oldmanmob4659]

And Calvin never used stick em

[@ekelerprodz3847]

Facts, I don’t want to start a fight here.

[@lampini]

When you look at the footage at the beginning of his career and the end of his career you see how long he played and at such a high level

[@lampini]

Jerry rice’s time in Oakland is incredible because he was 40 years old and was still having thousand yard seasons and 7-9 touchdown catches. There are young players that will never do that and he did at age 40. No doubt the greatest of all time

[@joboy3oh246]

That Brown-Rice combo was the real deal

[@aiyahuntacheimumbi236]

😂😂👏

[@miked8558]

And they had Porter getting open cause teams could cover all the weapons we had in the 01-02 seasons...

[@joboy3oh246]

@@miked8558 My main man Jerry Porter. We was the oldest team in the NFL lol

[@roryslosh650]

He has unbreakable records AND he played in an era that didnt nearly favour passing as it does now.. that is just mind boggling.

[@brandonbaty2291]

I mean, to me, that is a REASON why he had such inflated numbers. Its like they were ahead of their time, doing the Calvin Johnson/Stafford number 30 years before the rest of the league (and opposing defenses) were prepared for it. Not to take anything away from his talent, but that has to play a role.

[@gbrow1604]

@@brandonbaty2291 What a dumb take. Passing wasn't harder because offenses hadn't discovered something. It was harder because it was a much more physical game. Nothing about his numbers are inflated.

[@KidFresh71]

Rice is not only the best NFL receiver of all time. He's up there with Jordan, Gretzky, Pelé, Muhammed Ali, Babe Ruth, peak Tiger Woods- athletes who define their sport. One of the Top 10 athletes of all time. Legend. Winner.

[@AvengedSevenX1999]

I never watched Rice in his prime on the 49ers, but got to see him play on the Raiders. Dudes always been my favorite WR

[@haerfgvbag7050]

He just seems like such a nice guy too, I hope to have a conversation with the man one day.

[@DeadlyDanDaMan]

Yeah, you won't.

[@thedarkknight9153]

I did. Met him in 98 when I was 11 years old. Nicest guy ever and HUGE hands. His fingers wrapped around my hand like twice. 😂

[@wearelegion8468]

Anybody wondering why Tim Hansen added this to the Easter Eggs paylist??

[@thatonespoop518]

Right lol

[@fahoodzsotrue]

Not just you 😂

[@kabohakevin4103]

His strength and body control were probably his most underrated components.

[@thatfoojason12]

this shit need more than 974k views these young bucks no what jerry was doing back in the day?! what he did to get to where he is GYAAAAAAT DAMN

[@Seahawks]

Know he was a 49er great but that one hander in green & blue at 28:06 is still pretty sweet.

[@jonathanmorales701]

Nothing better than the red and gold

[@thedynastycontinues945]

English. Learn it. Dumbasses.

[@jonathanmorales701]

The Dynasty Continues who tf are you “the dynasty continues” gtfo 😂💀

[@thedynastycontinues945]

@@jonathanmorales701 Truth hurts huh

[@Jahmeirgodumb]

The Dynasty Continues loss to the raven

[@alphawolf0217]

Greatest receiver of all time. I dont want to hear about no one else!!!. This man made me a die hard 49er in the 80s. I flew to see family in Cali in 89 and got a chance to see a 49er scrimmage, Jerry in practice was amazing! I finally met Rice after the game in Atlanta when we lost to the Falcons their super bowl dirty bird year, yeah that one. No words, no words. The dude is just pure freak of talent. He makes the field all his.

[@theprankster9324]

This is gonna be an awesome Tim Hanson zombies video

[@barakoniner1644]

Hands down the greatest PLAYER to ever play in the NFL yes I said it

[@alexsolimani]

Facts!

[@Koli5677]

@@alexsolimaninop it Tom Brady

[@shayanislam3973]

@@Koli5677u wish buddy

[@thesentinel5523]

Jerry Rice's Greatest Year as a Wide Receiver, Elvis Garback was throwing him the ball. DONT @ ME unless you know who that is. Jerry's the 🐐 End of Story.

[@GopherBaroque61]

I don't know who Elvis "Garback" is, but I do know who Elvis Grbac is.

[@brianharper6208]

Haha GRBAC was mighty as heck for exactly that one season, yeah I remember it well.

[@thesentinel5523]

@@GopherBaroque61 I spelled it phonetically. It's not my fault he's got a weird-ass, unpronounceable when reading it, last name.

[@jasonwebb5964]

Former University of Michigan great Elvis Grbac to you.

[@redriderbbgun8018]

Yeah, the Rice critics always bring up the fact that Rice had 2 hall of fame guys throwing him the ball in San Fran, but the dumbasses never talk about the years Young & Montana were injured, but Rice still had MVP seasons, or the fact that he balled out in Oakland with Rich Gannon. Weird how that works: Jerry Rice seems to perform regardless of who is throwing him the ball 🏈 🤷‍♂️

[@mzelster]

This was also during a time when they were able to jam receivers on the line and bump and run

[@DeadlyDanDaMan]

Um, they can still do that. That hasn't changed. Dumbass.

[@mzelster]

@@DeadlyDanDaMan the rule after the 95 season was strongly enforced which now gave the receivers more opportunities get open and a possible flag on the defense. and i know you feel like a big man calling someone a dumbass. try to stay respectful

[@ethanelmore8146]

@@DeadlyDanDaMan no they can't stupid

[@Darieennn]

@@DeadlyDanDaMan idiot

[@redriderbbgun8018]

@@DeadlyDanDaMan Man, u don't know shit about old school NFL. Probably best you you keep your stupid trap shut, lest remove all doubt about how ignorant you are of it.

[@theblueblaze9816]

Anyone els here from Tim Hanson’s Easter egg playlist

[@stevend8381]

I am me, because you were you. Thank you for inspiring me so much in my life. Your autographed jersey hangs on my wall to this very day. I am reminded of your work ethic each morning I wake up. Thank you Jerry 🙏🏻

[@MrBolo-vm6jz]

Thank you for making me a big fan of the 49ERS

[@csharp57]

Mr. Bolo Same. I was a New Yorker, but a huge niner fan because of Rice

[@RobertWilliams-oy1fl]

Definitely unbelievable, pure Greatness

[@phoenixy7326]

Why was this in a Tim Hansen playlist

[@evanbuscus8]

I only clicked this vid to see if anyone in the comments was here from that

[@michaelhorner4011]

This is the best highlight video I have ever seen. This guy is the GOAT.....he is by far the most smoothest route runner and hands. He made everything look so simple!

[@Mr.VaughanYT]

Tim Hansen brought me here. Edit: Seems Tim brought others here too.

[@ScorpionNova]

same lmao

[@victorvance84]

Ong

[@Mr.VaughanYT]

@@victorvance84 Vic bro I though you were dead what's up?

[@victorvance84]

@@Mr.VaughanYT i lived bitch

[@Deelb4lb]

The Goat!! My favorite football player since childhood!

[@braxtonoertwig9191]

This man is NFL Legendary immortality. Had the honor of meeting him in Las Vegas at the field of dreams sports shop in 2015. I got 49ers and Raider jerseys signed by Mr. Rice, It was a great day meeting him.

[@majicflash22]

Simply the best. Much respect for Jerry Rice. Brought me great memories as a kid watching him play. 🙏

[@Stranger_In_The_Alps]

Montana: he’s impossible to cover Deion: I took that personal.

[@xaviervega468]

Deion got roasted 6 games out of the 10 they matched up.

[@anthonycasper6378]

I consider myself blessed & and fortunate beyond belief to be able to tell my children and future Generations that I got to see the greatest football player in NFL history Jerry Rice on a week-by-week basis where I was in awe and amazement more and more every single week. Combine that with being a fan of the Miami Dolphins and the greatest pure passing quarterback to ever play the game Dan Marino . 2 greats Jerry Rice and Dan Marino the likes of which will never be seen again , and that is something I thank God for being blessed with the chance to see.

[@700_DaBiggest]

There’s no way u can deny these highlights...!!!!!...this is unbelievable.,undeniably.,the best we of that generation.!!

[@krisey68]

He is and was an amazing player. The best if you ask me. Look at him run. It gives me chills.

[@godzilla7391]

He did this back when there was bump and run coverage, DBs could be draped all over you, and it was perfectly legal for the safety to blast you when you caught the pass. No defenseless receiver rules back then, or helmet to helmet, yet he still put those numbers up. That's why I think it isn't really fair when records are broke now, especially by QBS, since they pretty much can't be touched now.

[@glentodd7349]

Not only is he the greatest WR of all time, I believe he's the greatest player of all time!

[@alexsolimani]

Facts!

[@gregeverett764]

Jim brown

[@alexsolimani]

@@gregeverett764 wrong

[@gregeverett764]

@@alexsolimani Jim brown could play in any Era as well Jerry rice

[@alexsolimani]

@@gregeverett764 I wouldn't be so sure about that Jim Brown played against plumbers and firefighters during his day

[@obsoletecd-rom]

The man did it all with class, no scandals or unnecessary ordeals. Grace personified.

[@airborne19j]

This might be the best Jerry rice video I've ever seen. like I've never been able to encapsulate why Jerry rice is the greatest ever to younger ppl other than "derp his stats derp" but this just shows perfectly what he was. I mean just watching the years tick by as he continues to be amazing is enough. Thank you sir

[@toothybj]

The absolute GOAT. I was about 9 in his rookie season, so my only wish is that I had been a little older at the time to appreciate his greatness a little more. There still hasn’t been a receiver on the 49ers (save maybe Terrell Owens) who even comes close to Rice.

[@tylerblack2990]

The most insane zombies Easter egg that Tim has done

[@imbadatzombies7964]

Yeah, how did this get on the list?

[@robj5204]

I am glad videos like this exists. Helps me put today’s athletes in perspective.

[@uprightape100]

Thank you so much........that was beautiful. I was lucky to have been at some of those games at The Stick. Sweet memories.

[@pureblack3363]

Jerry Rice was so great at one point in his career he was breaking his own records every time he caught the ball

[@hihunter7]

Prime Primetime on prime Rice was crazy, a completely unmatched matchup. I can't even compare it to two other players on each other because that really is the ultimate matchup. It's like, idk, if LeBron was on Jordan 1v1, but even that is different schematically and not quite the same cause one on one takes all aspects of a basketball players game. This was greatest offense on greatest defense. Just amazing

[@wolf764]

Who won most matchups im a 94 baby so i remember more Oakland Jerry

[@raymondbanks4103]

Joe to Jerry. Never has there been such a combo. I'm so happy I was able to witness it. Joe is a surgeon of checking off his receivers, throwing with accuracy and Jerry is an amazingly gifted target! The incomparable Jerry Rice! Never to be seen again!

[@generaldecker9971]

Thank you Mr. Rice for making every weekend the greatest.