NFL Receiving Leaders 1970 to 2023!

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[@waluigithemaster6864]

John Facenda doing NFL highlights from the 70s, man… makes me nostalgic for an era I wasn’t alive for.

[@truedarius]

that's actually called Anemoia - nostalgia for a time you've never known

[@kevinuchiha6830]

Mussin Muhammad and Steve Smith, underrated duo. But man, I'm glad i witnessed Andre Johnson and Calvin Johnson 😂😂

[@jennyanydots2389]

Calvin manages a Taco Bell near me.

[@MappuC.Stenks]

Cris Carter and randy moss. Randall Cunningham as qb.

[@brianbadonde9251]

​@@jennyanydots2389cap

[@AnissaChristopher]

Yep

[@justicestyles]

03 was the year I became a Panthers fan ... def a great duo ....

[@TheOtherMJ_76]

The wide receiver talent is so deep in this league. There are so many guys on this list that have been forgotten or people never even heard of. League leaders completely overlooked.

[@nujeru99]

THIS is precisely why I laugh at 98% of the "fans" and sports media who pretend that Rice is the only WR who mattered. Guys like Roy "Jet Stream" Green, Isaac Bruce, Sterling Sharpe, Andre Reed (who didn't even appear on the list), Wes Chandler, etc were FANTASTIC....but get overlooked and forgotten by the casual fans

[@javon21596]

Muhsin and Steve so underrated together 🔥

[@ryancollins449]

Great clips!!!! Great players!!! Some highlights!

[@blakebrown84]

Tyreek Hill really dominated last season with 1,799 yards…The Dolphins are a fast paced offense with him in the lineup. Michael Thomas made history by catching 150 passes with a single-season record that season. Marvin Harrison Sr. was a pass-catching machine with 143 catches in one season.

[@JordanJMyers]

Yeah beat CeeDee by 50yrds

[@blakebrown84]

CeeDee also had a productive season as well. Nobody could stop him either

[@jeffm9770]

One of my earliest memories as an Eagles fan is Harold Carmichael running down the sidelines with those huge strides.

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Drew Pearson Mr.Clutch #88 was so incredible player who caught the famous Hail Mary pass from Roger Staubach vs Minnesota in 1975 4:08

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

It's absolutely amazing and real awesome at the same time to see a Wide Receiver like Cliff Branch wearing #21 it gives you SPEED like a 99 overall speed 2:55

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Cliff Branch caught a 99 yard touchdown pass from Jim Plunkett 3:06

[@DarthVader-kt7of]

Fun fact Roger Carr is Derek Carr and David Carr’s father

[@DanSalma-q5i]

They could have used him as a receiver

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

Wrong Roger Carr lmao. That isn’t their dad

[@sr7312]

Surprising number of Cardinals in the 80s and 90s. Neil Lomax and Jake Plummer: Hall of Very Good.

[@johnmcwhorter9222]

Hard to believe nobody gained 1,000 yds. in the 1977 season. And there wasn't even a strike that season.

[@fortynights1513]

It was the last season before the Mel Blount rule was implemented, and there were a lot of good defenses that year. There were five teams that allowed under 200 points, and ultimately 14 that allowed 16.4 points per game or less.

[@jennyanydots2389]

Not hard to believe. Still a 14 game season un 1978. Not a very evolved passing game just yet. I saw Randy Moss throw a box of newborn puppies into a Taco Bell dumpster two sundays ago.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

That’s precisely why the passing game got opened up the following year with the abolition of the Mel Blount “chuck” rule. Guys could contact you all the way down the field before 1978. Passing game has evolved three times…there’s the Don Hutson era to 1977, 1978 to 2003, and 2004 to the present. It is much easier to pass and catch now than it was 50 years ago.

[@jennyanydots2389]

@@manuginobilisbaldspot2 Guys were contacting the youngsters all the way off the field as well. They should probably make a rule against beefin' them kids toilet rings out.

[@nujeru99]

​@@jennyanydots2389it was actually a very evolved passing game by '77, as the 60s showed in both the NFL and AFL. What happened in '77 was that the Mel Blount rule hadn't been created yet, and several great defenses dominated pass offenses that particular year

[@StarsOnSports]

Randy Moss or TO never led the league receiving yards. Had no clue

[@Renegade-kf8fp]

Mike evans getting the lead next season

[@bobbytubbs]

All Of These WR Are Awesome 👌 👏 👍

[@oker59]

I discovered J.T. Smith a few weeks ago(I watch old football games on youtube. In fact, I watch shows about the beginning of football back in 1867!)

[@oker59]

Notice, the commentator mentions names not mentioned here - Jerry Rice breakes . . . James Lofton's receiving record. I can think of Bucs Wr Mark Carrier, who had 1422 yards in 1989. Pittsburgh Steelers Wr John Stallworth had 1395 yards in 1984, where Lynn Swann never had more than a 1000 yards in his career!

[@oker59]

Randy Moss never had more receiving yards in a single season!

[@oker59]

Brandon Lloyd - one season

[@oker59]

Larry Fitzgerald didn't get mentioned(didn't have a season with the most receiving yards)!

[@bginty3280]

Video 3 of asking for all time teams for each franchise

[@BillyRamirez]

Neil Lomax is one of the most underrated QBs in NFL history.

[@jennyanydots2389]

Too bad he was gang graped to deaf in prison in 1982

[@greenbay3164]

NO BEARS WRS? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacktheripoff1888]

How great was Jerry Rice? He was so great that you never were amazed at what he did year after year in 3 different decades. For him it looked as the most matter-of-factly thing on a football field to be so far and above any wide receiver, and there are more than a few hall-of-fame wide receivers who played in his time who entered the league after him and left before him. When he made the great catches, put up the numbers he did, and broke the all-time career records, you just said, "He's Jerry Rice, did you ever expect him to do anything less?"

[@DailyLaugh96]

Jerry Rice is so far above everybody it’s insane

[@JansenP09]

Team instantly thought of Jerry Rice and Randy Moss.⬇️

[@giannisakoumpo]

I thought of Calvin and kupp 😂

[@fortynights1513]

I’m kinda amazed Moss never led in receiving yards.

[@nameeman1562]

It's funny how many Cardinals there have been. I guess being consistently losing for the last 100 years leads to alot of pass attempts.

[@DarkmanReese-32123]

That's crazy that Randy Moss, T.O. and Cris Carter ain't even on here lol

[@djbryanladd]

Surprised Swann wasn't on here

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Isaac Bruce was one of the most underrated if not the most amazing Receivers to have ever grace the football field 14:24

[@EricStuder89]

Well said, very overlooked (even on his own team with Faulk, Holt, or Hakim also being stellar)

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

​@@EricStuder89True but if Warner Faluk Bruce Pace and Vermil can be in the Hall Of Fame put Torry BigGame Holt in there because they've been known as The Greatest Show On Turf in 1999 for a reason

[@blackcobra9465]

Cool list of receivers, but y'all never mentioned a Commanders receiver past or present 😡

[@TheFarmGang1]

How is Terrel owens not on here

[@franthevan65]

1100 in 1970 is equivalent to 1900 now idc what anyone says

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

Proverbs 31:30 Favour is deceitful, and beauty is vain: but a woman that feareth the LORD, she shall be praised.

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Jerry Rice is a legendary HBCU Icon Mississippi Valley State University Delta Devils 11:11

[@jeffm9770]

Wonder what happened in 1977 that the league leader only had 870

[@nameeman1562]

It was the peak of the Dead Ball Era and the last year before head-slapping and contacting WRs downfield were made illegal

[@edwardbright9434]

We steelers fans love Megatron

[@markelcock4669]

Josh gordan fired up a joint in endzone

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

This video shows moss is the goat and t.o. is second Megatron 3 A.B. 4 rice 4 Fitz 5 Marv Sr 6 Julio 7 reek 8 jettas 9 (for now after 4 years 3.25 if put in games missed in 2023) then torn on ocho/chris carter/ largent/smith sr./tim brown at 10 based off production, level of competition and stick um

[@stevenbenjamin818]

What video are you watching 😂😂Moss was never once the leader . Rice was 6 times, stay off the crack 😂😂

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

@stevenbenjamin818 I stated my opinion in regards to the video . Not to argue with some random dude on the internet. You got your opinions I got mine. Yeah I knew it'd trigger some folks...not to the point that I'm called a crack user though 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 I don't post things to argue usually don't even read responses to comments but my fiance just got off work and wanted some D so here I am 3:02 AM taking an after s3x sh1t and shower making a stoned response honestly forgot what you were arguing about but whatever it was argue with a 🧱 I respect whatever your opinion is and I'll stick with mine ✌🏻

[@stevelandry6825]

What happen to Mr. Moss?

[@chrisokeeffe3895]

Jerry Rice - 6 Randy Moss - 0 There is no debate of who the greatest WR ever is.

[@EricStuder89]

Agreed. Moss doesn't even have 1000 catches or any rings, but he did lose 2 Super Bowls on 2 different teams 😂😂

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Nobody or Anybody will never ever be on Jerry Rice's level as to why he's a awesome of a player 13:13

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Jerry Rice had 5 Touchdowns in one game vs Falcons 11:20

[@derrickrush6550]

I stopped watching it when they didn't show Bob Hayes!

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Sterling Sharpe should not be forgotten in the NFL because without a neck injury in 1994 he would be a legitimate candidate for the Hall Of Fame by a Mile no doubt 12:30

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Jerry Rice had 22 Touchdowns in 1987 9:24

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Jerry Rice is the G.O.A.T for all the right reasons he was a 1st Round 16th overall in 1985 NFL Draft by the 49ers while Montana was still there but him and Rice made magic happened cause Rice won Super Bowl's in 1988 1989 with Joe Montana and 1994 in Steve Young make no mistake about it Jerry Rice is one of a kind of a Wide Receiver cause he developed into the craft of perfection and building a reputation becoming great doing everything the way a Wide Receiver should do Montana and Young wouldn't be what they are without Jerry Rice because there won't be another one like Jerry Rice ever 9:22

[@EmmaKing30]

To be fair top receivers shouldn’t be getting more money than top RBs. These highlights prove nothing with no real Super Bowl change makers

[@fortynights1513]

I wouldn’t mark down a receiver for not winning it all. After all, they take up only part of the field, and having one great target by far can be an albatross if the team doesn’t build well around that player.

[@MappuC.Stenks]

...what? They get paid more because of longevity and injuries. Bro you're wild.

[@EmmaKing30]

@@MappuC.Stenks what use is it if I’m not winning? Why does CMC who guarantees me an NFC championship spot with his production get less paid than flashy Tyreek Hill that can’t beat a bad Chiefs team?

[@edwardbright9434]

AB & Miss & TO should have been among th best of Best WR but they all blew it b c of there mouth 👄

[@jennyanydots2389]

They still are. Can't deny what they did accomplish on the field. TO caught a lot TD balls. AB turned out several of the greatest seasons in history and Randal Moss, well, most people consider him top 5 all time so... water u talmbout exactly?

[@edwardbright9434]

@@jennyanydots2389 yeah but all other gud WR before them never act up b c these guys ws greatful if th money 💰💰💵 they got were greatful

[@edwardbright9434]

@@jennyanydots2389 but remember AB ,,& Bell put their team in a bad hole 🕳️ for (2 yrs

[@jennyanydots2389]

@@edwardbright9434 The team ended up holing AB real good in the long run anyway. AB probably talks to dogs and cats and squirrels he so TBI'd up from that Vontez Burfict hit (he was normal before that don't forget,,, he has obviously). Lets take it easy on AB and his holing and how bad he needs to be holed. Lets just calm down and think of hole solution with less anger and violence.

[@edwardbright9434]

@@jennyanydots2389 well Bell did come back to front office I think few yrs ago apologized th way he ws acting so teammate an staff forgave him also Bell now is help RB #22 a lot with his size to make him more Explosive 🧨🧨 coming into to hole thts character he showed tht we here in Columbia SC r thee best of Best Steelers fans like that

[@greggreg6886]

Randy moss never led the league in reciveing yards?

[@rockfresh5359]

Jetry rice admitted to using stick um he's a cheater his records will never be broken

[@Kill3rwasp]

Teams represented (25): 49ers (7): Gene Washington, Jerry Rice x6 Colts (5): Roger Carr, Marvin Harrison x2, Reggie Wayne, T.Y. Hilton Rams (5): Henry Ellard, Isaac Bruce, Torry Holt x2, Cooper Kupp Cardinals (4): Roy Green, J.T. Smith, Rob Moore, David Boston Eagles (3): Harold Jackson, Harold Carmichael, Mike Quick Falcons (3): Alfred Jenkins, Julio Jones x2 Cowboys (2): Drew Pearson, Michael Irvin Seahawks (2): Steve Largent x2 Chargers (2): John Jefferson, Wes Chandler Packers (2): Sterling Sharpe, Antonio Freeman Panthers (2): Muhsin Muhammad, Steve Smith Texans (2): Andre Johnson x2 Lions (2): Calvin Johnson x2 Steelers (2): Antonio Brown x2 Chiefs (1): Otis Taylor Raiders (1): Cliff Branch Oilers/Titans (1): Ken Burrough Jets (1): Wesley Walker Bengals (1): Chad Johnson Broncos (1): Brandon Lloyd Browns (1): Josh Gordon Saints (1): Michael Thomas Bills (1): Stefon Diggs Vikings (1): Justin Jefferson Dolphins (1): Tyreek Hill Teams not represented (7): Patriots, Ravens, Jaguars, Giants, Commanders, Bears, Buccaneers

[@fortynights1513]

This should be pinned

[@Borrow919]

Jerry Rice 6x.. every other TEAM - 5 or fewer.. Damn Jerry!

[@courylanders4142]

OMG!! Randy Moss07 season with New England didn't make the cut ? DAMN!!!! Not a critique. Just surprised!!!

[@Randallr0284]

Nice breakdown. Thanks for this!!

[@thegorn68]

Talk about an out of nowhere, flare up season for Brandon Lloyd in 2010 when he was 29. That was his ONLY 1,000 season and Pro Bowl year.

[@astrostar49]

Crazy how many times Jerry Rice dominates this list. Simply the best. 💯

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

He definitely dominated in his time but moss t.o. and tron top 3 ( stick um and level of competition)

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

Rice is # 4

[@astrostar49]

@@TylerSmith-vz3ch 😂😂😂

[@bjchit]

@@TylerSmith-vz3ch Hey, thanks for letting us know your opinion is worthless.

[@kaaronhudson8112]

​@TylerSmith-vz3ch Level of competition in the NFL in the 80's and 90's are you serious m.Say you know nothing about football without saying it

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

R.I.P to the legendary Hall Of Famer WR Cliff Branch one of the most if not the fastest WR in the 1970's with the Raiders winning all 3 Super Bowl Championships🙏🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽 2:40

[@rustyshackleford1114]

Henry Ellard belongs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

[@fortynights1513]

Ellard and Harold Jackson both belong among those who aren’t in in my opinion.

[@unkledoda420]

​@@fortynights1513Ellard is a borderline HoFer but no way does Jackson deserve to be in. He just doesn't have HoF numbers for a wideout, even one from the 1960's

[@jennyanydots2389]

Henry won't get in until he admits the truth about tower 7.

[@mackdaddymyth1503]

@@jennyanydots2389 controlled demolition

[@chrisrobinson8339]

​@@jennyanydots2389what do that mean?

[@Fireyninjadog]

Jerry Rice's 1990 season might've been his finest. Led the nfl in catches, yards, and touchdowns. Triple crown for the team of the 80s

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

1995. Should’ve been MVP that year. 122/1848/15 is absolute insanity. And he was 33.

[@DJonesIsKing]

I think Cooper Kupp is arguably better. More yards, triple crown, plus Super Bowl MVP. But again it's just arguable. Not a certainty

[@Fireyninjadog]

​@@DJonesIsKingwe're talking about jerry rice, not cooper kupp

[@DJonesIsKing]

@Fireyninjadog I understand that. You said he had the best season ever, and I brought up Kupp as alternate to that answer

[@Fireyninjadog]

​@DJonesIsKing I said 1990 might have been RICE'S finest season, not the greatest ever. The greatest of all time is probably 2007 randy moss, 2002 marvin harrison, or 2021 cooper kupp

[@greenbay3164]

STERLING SHARPE NEEDS TO BE IN THE HALL OF FAME!!!!

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Absolutely he does he really do please don't keep him waiting

[@davissae]

Short career- would have been for sure

[@fortynights1513]

I’d agree

[@SpittUp]

Kinda crazy that arguably the two best receivers of the 00’s, Moss and TO, never led the league in receiving yards.

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

Everything I'm saying is then @1&2 # 2&3 in most categories yet not on list shows level of competition became greater in new millennium with dudes flashing for a year Sept Megatron and a.b.

[@MappuC.Stenks]

Even crazier, not a single patriot WR led either. Yet they won Hella super bowls lol. Defense wins championship

[@fortynights1513]

@@MappuC.StenksThey’ve had some well rounded cores, not as many dominated by one player.

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

The WR Mount Rushmore is Steve Largent, Terrell Owens, Randy Moss, and Don Hutson...because Jerry Rice is the entire mountain. THE GOAT OF GOATS. #Flash80

[@boomznbladez405]

youre crazy to think fitzgerald doesnt belong on wr rushmore

[@tesstickles1280]

Growing up a Raider fan I saw Steve Largent twice a year make crazy catches!

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

It must have been extremely disappointing when Jerry Rice actually got you to the Superbowl and Randy Moss got you nowhere.

[@jennyanydots2389]

Most Raiders fans don't know how to use a computer let alone log onto the interwebs. Well done.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

@@jennyanydots2389 sadly your mom didn’t know how to swallow or keep a Planned Parenthood appointment

[@ashleyjade5607]

Hopefully yall can do these vids for the defensive stats too, this is great

[@fortynights1513]

Sack leaders would be interesting

[@Ginga]

@@fortynights1513As would tackles and interceptions.

[@XBC3-4GOTY]

TFL Leaders and PD Leaders

[@fortynights1513]

Harold Jackson and Harold Carmichael were teammates for a couple years, and in 73 when Carmichael led in receiving yards, Jackson (who was traded for Roman Gabriel) led in receiving touchdowns for the Rams.

[@williamgessler1759]

Eagles were one of the few teams in the late 60s and 70s that focused on the passing game. Hawkins, Jackson, Zimmerman, and Carmichael. Defense was really bad, however, until Vermeil came.

[@tesstickles1280]

Like those eagles' white helmets with the green wings!

[@zachdamenti4387]

Jerry Rice is without any doubt the most legendary wide receiver throughout the entire history of the National Football League! No other receiver makes a legend out of him!

[@tesstickles1280]

Jerry had Montana and Young his whole career. So many WR's did not have that greatness throwing to them.

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

@@tesstickles1280 Jerry's best statistical season was in 1995. The back up was throwing him the ball 50% of the time because Steve Young got injured. He made Rich Gannon an MVP by putting up 1200 yards at age 40. Enough with this Randy Moss BS.

[@CoreyT127]

Best player ever!

[@CoreyT127]

@@tesstickles1280His 2 best seasons he had neither! He played with 7 different QB’s in 87 when he set the td record. And had Grbac half the 95 season when he set the yardage record!

[@CoreyT127]

@@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212And he played with 7 different QBs in 87! When he set the td record. So his 2 best seasons statistically? He had neither QB the majority!

[@fortynights1513]

Some overlooked Cardinal receivers on here

[@PB-iw6kr]

Right?! What a great history lesson.

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

I got Fitz at # 5 after moss t.o. tron, rice and boldin around 15

[@noble6882]

For sure I can't believe I don't even remember Rob Moore

[@astrostar49]

Surprising Randy Moss, and Terrell Owens never led the league in receiving yards.

[@PB-iw6kr]

Right?! Yet they are in the Top 5 in all kinds of receiving numbers.

[@TylerSmith-vz3ch]

Shows how the game and level of competition changed after rice took the league by surprise every team tried to get a great wr1 to try and replicate SF success yet 2 of the most dominate teams after the 90s have few "superstar" receivers. Moss and t.o. not being on here is crazy though Megatron probably could have had every record if didn't retire early dude dominated

[@fortynights1513]

@@TylerSmith-vz3chThe Patriots I presume are one of those dominant teams and who else were you thinking of?

[@tesstickles1280]

Sucks Cliff Branch made the hall after he died!

[@swrcomswrcom5306]

Shout out to Neil Lomax one of the forgotten and underappreciated quarterbacks of the 1980s!!

[@DanSalma-q5i]

@@swrcomswrcom5306 he was slanging

[@barrettharger]

Moss, TO, Fitz, CC and DaVante Adams never made this list...

[@emanuelcook5171]

Andre Johnson was such an incredible player to watch as a kid. He was everything to the texans when i was a kid

[@vacuus9281]

He's no Cris Carter, but Brandon Lloyd has some of the best hands of all time. Criminally under-appreciated. His highlight reels hold up against anyone as far as spectacular catches go!

[@melvinshine9841]

3:24 - 3:28 Bro, that was so damn cold. "Hey, you want this? Too bad!" It's still wild to me that a wide receiver has yet to win a league MVP or have 2,000 yards in a season.

[@bassplayer8815]

Burroughs always had that energy from what I've seen. He a Funny dude

[@-PURPLE-HEAD]

With all the passing these days and 17 games, I’m sure 2k is just around the corner

[@DanSalma-q5i]

Calvin Johnson was a heartbeat away from 2k

[@ozamatazbuckshank7467]

Cooper kupp should've won but nfl as usual gave it to qb

[@AdamKlownzinger]

Thank you! How about sack leaders and tackling leaders also?

[@tesstickles1280]

12 Gordon of the Browns is a sad story! Just could not get his game right after that great season!

[@fortynights1513]

Jerry Rice 1995 was a great year in particular because he played with Elvis Grbac for four or five games instead of Young.

[@augustineirigoyen4400]

Grbac was probably like just throw it to Jerry.

[@astrostar49]

Also many receivers had high yardage totals that year. Jerry stood alone at the top though.

[@fortynights1513]

@@augustineirigoyen4400They also didn’t have much of a running game and TO wasn’t drafted yet.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

It was actually eight. Young got hurt multiple times that year in games he didn’t start. Just like how Rice led the league in 1986 with Joe Montana having to contemplate retirement and catching passes from Jeff Kemp and Mike Moroski 1/2 the year. Didn’t matter who the QB was, he produced. The juvenile Moss nuthuggers are like Bron Stan’s having to make childish excuses as to why their guy isn’t on the level of the actual 🐐.

[@fortynights1513]

⁠@@manuginobilisbaldspot2Young didn’t play in the bulk of eight games in 95? I thought it was five. That just makes me wonder how well Rice and that 95 Niners team could’ve done if Young is healthy the entire year. It makes me wonder if Rice could’ve gotten another two receptions and three touchdowns and won the triple crown. Maybe he put up 1,900 yards or possibly even closer to where Calvin Johnson ended up in 2012. And maybe the 49ers win the games they lost to New Orleans and Carolina and go 13-3, dodge Green Bay and repeat.

[@YusukeKnight]

Salute to all of these amazing wide receivers

[@fortynights1513]

A lot of excellent players, and a few who are overlooked too.

[@YusukeKnight]

@@fortynights1513 indeed

[@dolphinated]

My personal favorites were Sterling and David "Muscle Beach" Boston

[@tyreepowell8367]

Your KZbin Channel Is My Favorite NFL Throwback

[@terucks]

How Torry Holt is still not in the hall of fame, is what I want to know!

[@EricStuder89]

Exactly. His 2006 TD catch vs the Seahawks still blows my mind 🤯

[@terucks]

@@EricStuder89 heck yeah!!! He's the only player and wideout to have over 1300 yards in 6 consecutive seasons; not even Jerry Rice accomplish that feat

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Don Hudson is the one responsible for paying the way for all of Wide Receivers we see in the NFL from then to right now period

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

Hutson. If you’re going to try and sound smart, at least get the man’s name right.

[@hrpaperstacks3661]

It is an absolute travesty Torry Holt is not in the hall of fame. Definitely one of the best WRs of that era.

[@mj97543]

So funny to see all these Cardinals leading the league in receiving...and not one of them was Larry Fitzgerald 😂

[@CP-px8pq]

Do they even do the team summaries like the use to? I used to like watching them in the late 90s early 2000s

[@-WitchKingofAngmar]

Are you talking about NFL Yearbook or something else?

[@CP-px8pq]

@@-WitchKingofAngmar yea I think so

[@hookseybaby]

always a good day when NFL Throwback posts something like this... their mini doc's are fire

[@PB-iw6kr]

Watching this video, it seems like Cliff Branch easily could've played in the current era. Man had SPEED speed!

[@kentdevenny8184]

Vid idea top rushing back from every team

[@str8filmin]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5u6iGtqqdiFn68si=cuswDHHAc1finEhP

[@-WitchKingofAngmar]

It was a pleasure to watch Antonio Brown's career before he lost his head. To do the things he did (on the field) as an undersized, late round receiver was simply extraordinary 👌

[@williamweiss6128]

Really enjoyed seeing some of my old favorites from when I started watching.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

There’s Jerry Rice and there’s everyone else. Period. The 🐐

[@shawnkurtz4424]

The fact Otis Taylor still isnt in the Hall of Fame is straight up a crime

[@kidchrist35]

It's crazy that the league leading numbers are TE numbers nowdays, 57 catches for 1100-ish yards, and the number of years Rice was featured, that's dominance- they know you're coming and you still torch 'em.

[@jacupwakup9109]

28:47 you can clearly see him let Kup get by.

[@Disxreet]

Jerry Rice the goat

[@LiamDeege]

Why didn’t we get this any sooner?

[@tmrevenge]

Got an idea nfl throwback. Please make a list with the ultimate team for every franchice. The best player on each position

[@Borrow919]

It's astonishing that Randy Moss isn't on this list.. never led the league in yards.

[@TDH24Live]

That's surprising

[@ChhChh-qb7jd]

Don’t forget…. Cooper Kupp had best WR season in NFL history.

[@kevinuchiha6830]

He was elite 🔥

[@avm9188]

and now he's not as relevant :/

[@RheemQ]

He did? To me Jerry Rice did in 87.

[@tyreepowell8367]

​@@kevinuchiha6830Absolutely

[@giannisakoumpo]

Wish he was never injury prone 😢

[@javiersanchez1661]

Touchdown T O is the goat🐐

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

There's only one Jerry Rice 10:55

[@ryaneugenelawrencewalls1987]

Wes Chandler was real something for all the Chargers Fans 6:40

[@AdamKlownzinger]

Worst first round draft picks for each franchise. Maybe since 2000 or something

[@BrandonKohout]

Calvin Johnson

[@fortynights1513]

Great receiver, and one who’d have contributed to more team success with a better receiving corps around him

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With love from Chato Tanzania

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Karibu

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Ahsante sana