Top 10 WR Units of All-Time: Moss & Carter, Rice & T.O. & More!

[@brockbaldridge7620]

That 2011 packers receiving core was so insanely deep. To think they went 15-1 with the last ranked defense says something

[@tonycaracciolo7014]

Fax

[@matthewgreco3212]

Too bad the giants receivers made them look pedestrian in that playoff game.

[@JClutch03]

@@matthewgreco3212 fax

[@southsider3542]

@@matthewgreco3212 I remember the Packers couldn't catch a cold that day. 6 drops

[@matthewgreco3212]

And I also remember Plax and then Nicks showing out. 07 and 11 respectively

[@rayraylikesfootball4541]

Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne both hella underrated. Easily the most underrated WR duo of the 21st century Imo they should be higher

[@23jakesmith23]

Underrated but also boosted from the fact they had a top 3 QB ever throwing them the ball

[@rayraylikesfootball4541]

@@23jakesmith23 well yeah, obviously. A majority of the guys on the list have a really good QB. But manning being top all time definitely boosted their production

[@pissbastardpiss261]

this combo should have won more super bowls.

[@rayraylikesfootball4541]

@@pissbastardpiss261 💯

[@PaulGaither]

This list is WR groups and that is why #3 and #2 are on that list. Both teams with 5 stars. Harrison and Wayne compete with Rice & Brown, Rice & Owens, Bruce & Holt, and Carter & Moss as the best duos.

[@matthewnorv8040]

Calvin Johnson and himself are the best duo of all time

[@Jake-hp8mg]

Harry Engel nate burleson idk all sucked

[@prendomgjoni1097]

@@Jake-hp8mg Tate was good that’s about it

[@prendomgjoni1097]

@Harry Engel golden tate was good

[@coolnesss16]

Not a duos list

[@YoBankaccountformyparlay]

Him and Nate burleson are a big reason they went to the playoffs in 2011-2012 season

[@LankyCoop]

In 1991, Andre Reed(HOF) had over 1,100 yards and 10 TDs. James Lofton (HOF) had about 1,100 yards and 8 TDs. Don Beebe, had 500 yards and 6 TDs. Andre Reed and James Lofton both made the Pro Bowl. How isn't this at least an honorable mention.

[@atomzero1]

Yeah, the Bills are an unforgivable omission here.

[@aaronTGP_3756]

Not to mention that both Lofton and Reed are in the Hall of Fame, and had to deal with MVP RB Thurman Thomas getting so many touches.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

Because there are teams with better production in a single season, stupid. Hell, Jeff George's 1995 unit was better by the numbers. And they didn't have the MVP in the backfield.

[@Peakfreud]

Was about to comment the same also

[@Peakfreud]

Also Houston's run & shoot squad. And Denvers three amigos

[@sports3117]

The Rams with Torry Holt and Issac Bruce were a great receiving duo back in the day

[@coreygoree1256]

Torry Holt, Issac Bruce and Az Hakeem (Rick Proel and Marshall Faulk) were added in tht bad ass trio....

[@ajburrr]

Torry Holt for HOF! Chanting till the time I die!

[@johngiarelli2372]

@@WithScienceAsMySheperd The Titans were NOT 1 yard away from winning the Super Bowl. As a Rams fan I am sick and tired of hearing how the Titans were 1 yard away from winning. The Titans were 1 yard away from being behind by 1 point 23-22. If they make the extra point the game is tied and we got OT. That is the only thing the Titans were 1 yard away from.

[@johngiarelli2372]

@@ajburrr He'll get in

[@adamnowlin7505]

@@johngiarelli2372 someones a sore winner

[@1990Thunderbolt]

Moss and T.O. without a super bowl ring is a crime!!!!

[@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057]

idk about t.o. but moss had his chances not once but twice! 2007 patriots and 2012 49ers. the giants and ravens were in his way.

[@jakobbraunjames6905]

1998

[@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057]

@@jakobbraunjames6905 moss wasn’t in the super bowl that season.

[@jakobbraunjames6905]

Dude I know but it was close

[@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057]

@@jakobbraunjames6905 at least the falcons lost it for you. I don’t think anyone could’ve beaten that 98 Broncos team. They were almost mere unstoppable. The 15-1 1998 Vikings may have give them a challenge but we’ll never know 🤷

[@ajburrr]

Art Monk is underrated man, actually, a lot of these guys on this list are underrated

[@jamman950]

He really is

[@sabi_strength]

Yeah there was actually a point in time where some believed Art Monk was better than Jerry Rice

[@charlesmak534]

I was at the HOF ceremony when Art and Darrell got in. The longest standing ovation I was ever a part of.

[@shaquille.oatmeal8907]

He’s not underrated, he’s in the hall of fame

[@ajburrr]

@@shaquille.oatmeal8907 He’s not talked about in WR GOAT conversations. The most well known names are Jerry Rice, Terrell Owens, and Randy Moss

[@telecaster2123]

1400 yards in one season in the 50s is acctually insane!

[@nelsonbohanon2190]

For the coaches not the players

[@tempest20000]

2011 Packers were the best. I always say they’re the best single season passing offense ever. Jordy broke out in 2011 for more than 1200 yards and 15 TDs in only 9 starts. The Rodgers to Nelson combo was so deadly and this was the first real showing of the duo. Jennings had almost a 1000 yard season but he only started 13 games. He also got 9 TDs. Jermicheal Finley had his best year getting over 700 yards and 8 TDs. He would have been even better had it not been for his career ending injury in 13. James Jones had another solid year with over 600 yards and 7 TDs. He always seemed to somehow find his way open. Donald Driver was definitely getting up there but the reliable veteran still managed to pull in 6 TDs for just under 500 yards. Add a rookie Randall Cobb who was dangerous in the return game, and you have an absolutely dominant offense. 3 is good but they should be 2 or 1 especially when they literally beat the #2 team in the Super Bowl the year before.

[@brockbaldridge7620]

They were insanely deep

[@peelool]

I wouldnt say best but def top 5-3

[@tempest20000]

Tony Preston it’s so disappointing that they didn’t win another ring in 11. They messed up resting starters and didn’t play well for that 1st quarter and a half. And by the time they woke up, their crap pass defense couldn’t stop anyone. It’s a real shame. That loss of Nick Collins really screwed that team. He was the defensive MVP of that team. He was the keystone. Once he was gone, the middle of the field was easy pickings. Sure they had good corner depth with Sam Shields, Tramon Williams and Charles Woodson, but without Collins, there was nobody competent enough in the middle of the field. It’s a real shame. Could have been a HOFer had it not been for the injury.

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

And then fell to the 9 - 7 New York Giants in the first round of the playoffs 😂 🗽#BlueCheese

[@jackb750]

@@yaahlabanyamyan144 that team won the bowl

[@adjr9062]

2002 Raiders had Jerry Rice, Tim Brown, and Jerry Porter. That was quite a trio and Gannon set records with them that year.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

Ya Jerry porter was their passing red zone target that year more than brown and Rice who usually got them to the red zone lol and Zach Crockett was their ground game touchdown machine I remember that year and im a packers fan

[@eddardmulligan]

Thank you! And what about the Oilers back in the early 90s? Ernest Givins, Haywood Jeffries, Drew Hill and Curtis Duncan. The Broncos trio was not better than the Raiders you mentioned or the Oilers from back in the day.

[@schuylersavage276]

Gannon was amazing that year. He also had a throwing motion that was really interesting for me to watch. His 2002 season was one of the best I’ve seen to this day.

[@schuylersavage276]

@@eddardmulliganI just learned about the 90 oilers cuz of comments here. Crazy they had 4 guys over 66 catches, 3 guys over 985 yards, and 4 over 780. And then I think I found a 5th guy that year, Tony Jones was it? Tony Clark? Who had like 400 yards and 5 TDs as well.

[@MichaelDavis1124]

Was charlie garner on that team?

[@allonisaacr2929]

the Dolphins 84's WR core was one of the greatets in NFL history Dupper Clayton More they were special.

[@bjchit]

Should be better than an honorable mention. They were together and incredibly productive for years, unlike a number of others on this list.

[@marvinstheman88]

The best thing about the quartet of receivers on the Greatest Show on Turf is that they could slot the greatest receiving back of all time into that corps whenever needed. Marshall Faulk would have been the #3 if he just straight up played receiver. Incredible group.

[@falconhoward4032]

2011 Packers were something else. Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Donald Driver, James Jones, AND Randall Cobb ??

[@ericsmith6823]

as a packers fan I say amen and its a shame jermichael Finley had that career ending neck injury after looking like future star after 09

[@sebastiandiego5905]

@@ericsmith6823 2011 was a pivotal year future Packers teams. The loss of both J-Mike and Nick Collins led to some disappointing losses in future years

[@bigdaddymark2256]

Probably not comparable to the units on this list, but the Falcons at one point had a young Julio, middle-aged Tony Gonzalez, and Roddy White (who I think was an underrated WR)

[@atomzero1]

He's not counting tight ends, or this list would be very different.

[@bigdaddymark2256]

@@atomzero1 Oh damn, you right.

[@howardcosell2022]

They included Jerry Smith from the Redskins

[@tryonsecurity8975]

@@atomzero1 They had Michael Jenkins tho

[@atomzero1]

@Levi Ackerman for sure

[@MultiBrian1986]

Torry Holt is severely underrated. Missed out on the Hall of Fame this year.

[@davidthegoat8075]

We all knew Holt and Bruce were finna be 1😈 personally think Marvin and Wayne were a bit low but list is pretty good

[@calicastro4085]

Reggie Wayne and marvin Harrison🔥

[@Benger2185]

Chad Johnson as a #1 Route Maestro & Footwork Matador, T.J. Houshmandzadeh as the #2 Comeback Route Specialist and Chris "Slim" Henry (R.I.P.) as a #3 Short-Stop Slot/Deep Threat Receiver. Can't Forget Palmer (Before he said "screw this front office" and dipped), and that O-Line back in 2005 that Kept Palmer throwing cannons in the pocket, even through the Kimo Van OlWtfIsThatGuysName incident.

[@lxxredxxl9587]

I'll take Moss, Carter, and Reed!!!

[@qceaz11]

2004 Indianapolis Colts Harrison, Wayne & Stokley all over 1000 yards also Clark had almost 500 yards himself along with 5 TD's

[@charlescharliebabynewman6998]

Give Reggie Wayne a golden jacket

[@qceaz11]

@@charlescharliebabynewman6998 straight up🚫🧢

[@qceaz11]

@Harry Engel bro that team was loaded offensively bro but defensively they couldn't stop a nose bleed Ty Law destroyed them in the AFC championship game smh

[@qceaz11]

@Harry Engel it definitely is

[@anitafloyd2554]

​@@qceaz11overexaggerating. Many great offenses had worse defenses than those Colts teams. Also the 04 Colts didnt have to deal with Ty Law, that was in 03.

[@crossbonez1028]

Sweet Jesus do I miss watching Kurt Warner play

[@schuylersavage276]

If you haven’t seen it, and want to watch some new Warner plays, the title game of the Arena League Warners last season for the Iowa team is on KZbin! It’s so fun to watch! I was a little kid but it was so crazy. I remember watching that arena game that year and then a couple years later I see that QB all of a sudden on fox highlights for the Rams having a 300 yard game with 4 TDs. I was like WOaH! This is going to be a good story!

[@BeLikeQuincy]

‘20-‘21 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tom’s throwing options include but are not limited to: Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Antonio Brown, Scott Miller, Tyler Johnson, Rob Gronkowski, and Cameron Brate.

[@anitafloyd2554]

Scotty Miller?? Mediocre NFL WR Tyler Johnson below average WR Cameron Brate avg TE at best. I have no clue why you are listing such unremarkable players as weapons.

[@empedraza2123]

Boldin and Larry were sick together wish they could have stayed together forever beast

[@ericsmith6823]

08 playoffs

[@mrsinister8943]

Those colts teams were so fun to watch. Harrison was straight money every game and wayne,stokely,dallas Clark and edgerrin james. Too bad edgerrin left before they won the superbowl

[@lamar3097]

I miss that 2013 broncos offense 😔

[@adonismeetschrist9248]

And Defense is whaat ends up getting them a superbowl

[@mr.eugene5754]

They got blown out by Seattle. All that for nothing lol

[@T.R.R.Jolkien]

Warren Moon and the fab 4. 3 - 1000 yard receivers. The fourth had 600 yards on 66 receptions.

[@RisingRecluse]

I was surprised it took this long for someone to mention Warren Moon and hi run and shoot receivers. I expected that to be top three on the list and the pose higher up.

[@eddardmulligan]

Givins, Jeffries, Hill and Duncan. Right? Hell yeah. Kick the Broncos out of the list and add those dudes.

[@T.R.R.Jolkien]

@@eddardmulligan Webster slaughter replaced Hill later

[@jamesross160]

I remember putting up a 100 points on super tecmo bowl with that team. Great memories.

[@schuylersavage276]

Yep! And I just looked it up and I think someone else had like 490 or something!

[@Zyptic]

What about the Bucs who also won a Superbowl with Mike Evans, Antonio Brown, Gronk and Chris Godwin? Was this video made before or after that line up? Lol

[@hulafanmc]

Yes it was made in the middle of that superbowl season. They would definitely make it

[@shaddymichels5179]

I'm a lifelong Packers fan. So, I'm pleased that our guys made the list. But, i'm absolutely STUNNED that the trio of Charlie Joiner/John Jefferson/Kellon Winslow of the San Diego Chargers didn't make your list. They were simply amazing! Dan Fouts was blessed to be surrounded by such talent. They were unstoppable. Too bad their defense was so aweful! Green Bay had the EXACT same problem in the early 80's...

[@howardcosell2022]

Air Coryell with Wes Chandler too. They were clearly the best bunch ever and revolutionized the game

[@Inter0190]

I'm very disappointed: how in the world the 2007 Patriots are not on the list? These the crazy receiving numbers - Randy Moss (98 rec, 1493 yds, 23 TD - all time record) - Wes Welker (112 rec - led the league, 1175 yds, 8 TD) - Donté Stallworth (46 rec, 697 yds, 3 TD) - Jabar Gaffney (36 rec, 449 yds, 5 TD) - Benjamin Watson (36 rec, 389 yds, 6 TD) - Kevin Faulk (47 rec, 383 yds, 1 TD)

[@brianmiller1077]

They are an honorable mention

[@speedyeagle2.25]

I’m gonna say it Peyton Manning has had great wide receivers when he played with the Colts and Broncos

[@carterdaly1398]

Battle then Brady with the patriots in my opinion

[@WharcusMitman]

@@carterdaly1398 Brady had a better organization tho

[@TheHolySandwich]

Unpopular Opinion: Brandon Stokley would've been a HOF if he wasn't injured every season.

[@leehayes1441]

That’s literally his whole career lol, “when he played with the Colts and Broncos” 😂😂😂

[@23jakesmith23]

And look at how they all played when Peyton left... Reggie and Marvin are HOFers, but Peyton truly elevated them to their level.

[@speedyeagle2.25]

The 1998 Minnesota Vikings had in my opinion the third best wide receiving corps ever with a rookie Randy moss and Chris Carter

[@xremyyyx]

I always appreciated the 2002/2003 Browns corps. Northcutt, Morgan, Johnson, & Davis were deceptively solid.

[@jmshein0]

That 2000 rams team really was the perfect wr group wow

[@papi4186]

Ravens with boldin, Torrey Smith, and jacoby Jones was really good. I’m not a ravens fan but I respected this trio.

[@blakeabraham2809]

Hot Take: If Dak Prescott and his WR trio of Cooper, Lamb, Gallup all stay healthy in 2021, the 2021 Cowboys will be on this list.

[@SPTO]

Glad to see some love for the WR tandems of the days of yore. I can't really fault the 2000 Rams being chosen as the top tandem.

[@Fireyninjadog]

1994 patriots should be on here. A group that caught 405 passes. Drew bledsoe led the league in passing yards thanks to 5 guys with 52 or more catches, including Ben coats

[@timrc417]

Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Antonio Brown has to be at least an honorable mention at this point.

[@bles05]

...Could've easily included the Houston Oilers & Atlanta Falcons WR corps w/those run & shoot offenses.

[@UncleClaudeSportsandThangs]

How do you leave out the Greatest wide receiver duo of all time, Lynn Swann and John Stallworth? Also, no San Diego Chargers' Air Coryell with Kellen Winslow Sr, Charlie Joiner, John Jefferson and Wes Chandler should be on this list.

[@busydem6161]

Can you imagine if Swann and Stallworth got the number if passes today! We forget they were on a running team and they still are both in the Hall of Fame. They are number 2. They are tied with The Marks brothers. Fred Belitnicof , Clifford Branch, and Dave Casper. Are. Number three. Rice and Taylor are 1. The Chargers group is 3.

[@howardcosell2022]

@Harry Engel Jim Smith was great as a third wheel. Before he was to get a starting spot, he jumped to the USFL

[@howardcosell2022]

@Harry Engel Drafted in 77 and left for the other league in the 80's

[@JonJonGTA]

Yes love the early 2010s receiving core so underrated. Great that their getting the respect they deserve.

[@Skinsfan597]

The Posse should be ranked a lot higher than #9. First trip to EVER record a 1,000 yard season for all three wide receivers

[@IneedJesusmost]

And won a sb together

[@anitafloyd2554]

​@@IneedJesusmostthey won 2 Superbowls together.

[@comp_44]

Harrison, Wayne, Stokely, Dallas Clark

[@clancy9]

I feel like the 2021-2022 Bengals squad was insane, it deserves an honorable mention

[@CSDonohue11]

Man... Art Monk , Al Toon , James Lofton... some of the forgotten greats that are probably little underrated as well. Art Monk for sure.

[@Peakfreud]

Al Toon, most people dont even know who he is . Jets had terrible Q.B's also

[@heatherelaine7759]

Jerry Rice and Tim Brown together on the Raiders made it to the Super Bowl. Two first ballet HOF receivers. But got robbed in the game by they're own head coach.

[@Peakfreud]

I was about to comment this as well. Talk about underrated, its like people forgot Tim Brown even existed. Time was a beast Kick Returner as well.

[@Peakfreud]

Jerry Porter was decent on that same team as well.

[@youngmoney8713]

The colts crew with Peyton is my favorite

[@plaguedoctor5889]

Faulk also had 1000 yards receiving in either 1999 or 2000

[@schuylersavage276]

1999! First year in STL and he had 1,390 rushing on 5 YPc and over 1,000 receiving! And then the next year he had 1,300 and 800 but 26 TDs! And the next year 1,300, 700 receiving and 21 TDs! He had over 2,000 yards from scrimmage 4 consecutive seasons, won an MVP, and won back to back to back offensive player of the year awards! He even won it the year Warner won MVP! And the craziest * of any amazing seasons ever? Faulk only played 14 seaons on BOTH 2000 and 2001!!!

[@travisdalton6008]

I'm thinking Heywood Jeffires and Ernest Givins should be on here. Early 90's Oilers were so much fun to watch.

[@Peakfreud]

Run & Shoot

[@tonybustamante9942]

My personal favorite is Rod Smith and Ed McCaffrey.

[@gregaj7]

For the #1 Rams, Ricky Proehl caught the only touchdown scored in the playoff game against the Bucs on route to the SB.

[@TimWing23]

It's too bad Greg Jennings got Injured in 2011 near the end of the season. Missed the final 3 games and the playoffs. Maybe they get back to the Superbowl if he doesn't get hurt. He was never quite the same. Very underrated WR. Clutch

[@anitafloyd2554]

Smooth route runner and excellent after the catch.

[@nascarsteve]

Mahomes, Kelce, Hill, Hardman, Watkins, Robinson HAS to be a mention as well.

[@kylebushmire3881]

Agreed getting too much hate after they played so bad in the bowl

[@thunter992]

Best channel on KZbin by far. I like the low key mic

[@ericsigersmith2831]

Amen and war eagle Auburn University

[@Brad88ford]

These are all great! Because of Emmitt Smith Kelvin Martin, Alvin Harper and Michael Irvin did not have the numbers of all of these units however they were essential for the Cowboys Super Bowls in 1992

[@astrostar49]

This was very cool. Good job spotlighting some older squads that are often forgotten about like the 1989 Redskins. Since I'm a 49ers fan I'd probably agree regarding 1998. Two HOF receivers plus Stokes who had his best year. Overall my top 3 if we're just talking receivers (no tight ends) would be 1999 Rams, 1998 Vikings, and 2004 Colts. I'm guessing if tight ends weren't excluded here we would have gotten of one of the Air Coryell Chargers squads from the early 80's. BTW, a good trio that could have made your honorable mention might have been one of the Houston Oilers teams of the early 90's. Ernest Givens, Haywood Jeffires, and Drew Hill would up some great numbers as a trio. Anyway, keep up the good work.

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

For me its the 2000's Rams. Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce, Ricky Proehl, Az Hakim, speed speed speed Honorable mentions for me - Colts (Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Brandon Stokely) - Cardinals (Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin, Steve Breaston) - Dolphins (The Mark Twins) - Jaguars (Jimmy Smith, Keenan McCardell) - Bengals (Ocho Cinco, TJ, Chris Henry)

[@bitter2day]

As a Rams fan, I already knew the 2000 season Rams would be #1. That shit is simple. 🔥🔥🔥

[@schuylersavage276]

Wooooahhhh. How did the Cardinals of 08 only make honorable mention??? They had THREE 1,000 yard receivers! I know Steve Breaston isn’t elite, but when all 3 WRs have 1,000 yards for the 3rd time ever, and you highlight the first team who did it and they didn’t even have a sinlge WR as good as Fitz, I think that’s a huge error! My mind blew when he got to the graphic of Steve and didn’t say “they ALsO had this dude catch 77 balls for 1,006 yards and 3 more consecutive seasons of 700+ yards.” Idk. It’s a stacked list. But that’s weird. Especially when the top 2 are freaking fitz and quan who had something like 17 1,000 yard seasons combined lol. BUT I get it. I do now that I’ve thought about it. It’s just an impossible list. Glad they got an honorable mention. I don’t think I’d ever mind that they got left off if Steve B at least got a mention for having 1,000 yards. It seems as if in this video, the author rewarded the resume of whoever the 3rd receiver was more than he rewarded the statistics they produced during the one season he chooses to focus on. I respect that, but personally since it’s specifically focusing on the best WRs cores for a single season, I think it would make sense to focus on what they actually did that year. ( for example, Jake Reed having 490 yards as the 3rd WR next to moss and Carter, even though he did have 4 straight 1,000 yard seasons coming in. And I know he got injured. But still, he simply wasn’t as good or productive THAT season as some other 3rd receivers who were left off the list. But I knew Carter and moss had to be on here) + oh gosh I just just editing lol. But I realized that the 07 Pats actually had some really solid production next to Moss and Welker! They should have made it! Donte Stallworth had a solid career, and namely in 07 he had 46 catches for 697 yards as the 3rd guy. And even Gaffney had almost 500 yards on 36 catches and 6 TDs! As the 4th guy! Ok honestly what the heck lol. You have 23 TD moss. First season of literally LeAGUe changing Welker, going from a gadget guy in Miami to like 110 for 1150 yards, and then a 700 yard guy and a 500 yard guy!?! Come on y’all!?! When you have one of the best QB seasons of all time and they have 4,800 yards and their WRs catch 3,700 of those yards!? WRs are top 4 , no RBs or TEs? Come on!!!

[@JokerBryan316]

Ocho and Housh not having at least an honorable mention is wild.

[@anitafloyd2554]

O5 Bengals with Chad, T.J. and Chris Henry(RIP) were one hell of a trio.

[@MF_DOOMer]

If you were to include TEs, that Colts Team would be #1. Dallas Clark was a beast.

[@jonahkim5108]

Gonna be a banger video! I loved the other top 10 lists on this channel!

[@JAE_BATES]

Honorable mention. 2020/21 buccaneers

[@cjpatterson3803]

What about jimmy smit and Keenan McCardell

[@chuckyjamesamartin1968]

That's 2, not 4 or 5

[@jollyboyjoe8619]

I think you gotta have Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne at number 2 because they’re the closest to holt and Bruce

[@um52]

Manning, Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne were the greatest I thought. Kurt Warner, Torry Holt and Issac Bruce aka greatest show on turf were dynamic also

[@aarushnair1]

U forgot the Falcons with roddy white and julio or rn in 2020

[@nothaten9933]

Brooo Ikr! People always forget about roddy white. Ridley still got a big career ahead of him, but julio is definitely up there.

[@Cloudninja927]

2007 Patriots receiving core is slept on

[@anitafloyd2554]

Exactly. They got glossed over, but Stallworth and Gaffney were excellent number 3 and 4 WR's.

[@the8u9]

The #1 receiving unit of all time just won the superbowl. Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Antonio Brown, Rob Gronkowski, Leonard Fournette. They fielded a freaking pro bowl team with the greatest QB of all time. I don't understand how Mahomes ever had a chance...

[@JosephCantu-qq1yr]

Add Jake Reed to Chris Carter and Randy Moss and they could get a spot onbthis lists in 6: under the run heavy Patriot scheme both Stanley Morgan and Harold Jackson average over 20 yds/ per rec

[@bothompson-ov6ju]

I'm conflicted being part of RAIDER NATION putting Rice and Brown at the top of my list seems like a no brainer however if I can only chose one pair give me Bruce, Holt Hakeem, Proehl and technically Fualk was a running back but had over 1000 yards receiving but in 2001 everyone knew by week 8 the Saint Louis Rams were the team to beat

[@vaqalberto669]

I know this is a WR group video, but many of these teams also had stud TE’s. Pretty crazy.

[@mr.sasquatch6466]

Another honorable mention should've been the 2009 New Orleans Saints. They made big play after big play. It was fun watching them.

[@martyramzeyramzey2959]

Tim Brown, Jerry Rice and Jerry Porter with the Oakland Raiders

[@bobbytubbs]

All These Duo's At WR Are Awesome 👌 👏 👍

[@cyrillesu]

Next video suggestion: best LB corps of all-time. No. 1 of course will be The Dome Patrol.

[@xDreMack]

Glad to see my Rams getting some respect. Holt should have been in the HOF by now

[@NoCoastRaps]

No one's had a better 6 game start than Kurt Warner in 2000, before injury he was on pace for 6000 yards - he doesn't break his hand he has the best year of all time.

[@tinyzeus1120]

the 2011 saints was top 5 offense of all time.

[@paletangitau1247]

The 1987 Denver Broncos: The 3 Amigos: Ricky Nattiel, Vance Johnson, &, Mark Jackson.

[@sebastiandiego5905]

Super Bowl 45 probably has the deepest WR core ever. AB, Emmanuel Sanders, Hines Ward, Randal El, Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Donald Driver, James Jones. One of the most underrated Super Bowl EVER!

[@StraightEdgeFury]

Chad Johnson and Chad Ochocinco. Best duo ever.

[@konnorotool7429]

Yeah

[@Selentria]

I've been waiting for this

[@bishopman2308]

I think that I'd have to add the Chargers core of Charlie Joiner, Wes Chandler, John Jefferson and Kellen Winslow at TE, with Dan Fouts throwing the ball, in the late 70's, early 80's. They didn't win a superbowl, but they were fun to watch.

[@michaelborchardt1527]

Randy Moss is arguably the greatest receiver of all time. Chris Carter is a top 10 receiver all time!! Thats 2 of the greatest receivers ever. That trio should be number one!

[@kevinriddell4107]

2010 Steelers is such a stretch. Sanders and brown were rookies and combined for about 550 yards. Randle El was never a game changing receiver and only had 250 yards in 2010. And Ward wasn’t bad but was on the decline

[@kierancostello2105]

Absolutely crazy that the '12 Falcons aren't on here - you have to consider Tony Gonzalez in all this.

[@posttraumafish5784]

That’s right, that’s when they had roddy white still doing his thing and young julio paired up with gonzalez. Julio and white both had 1,000 yard seasons and Tony was close to 1,000. Harry Douglas was a backup which he wasn’t terrible either but I’d say they should’ve made top ten easily

[@michaelfox6431]

The fact that Larry Fitzgerald and Reggie Wayne combined have 2 all pro selections is Wild!

[@meltingkrayons5830]

love to see my ST. LOUIS Rams still landing number 1 spots for the GSOT!

[@nflballer7249]

The 2020 Buccaneers Mike Evans Chris Godwin Antonio Brown and Scotty Miller Brady had a field that season

[@ArkelChatman45]

You guys forgot Calvin Johnson and Megatron

[@martinhernandez_Love_Peace]

2022 miami receivers 💯

[@Fireyninjadog]

The 1995 falcons had 3 recievers go over 1,000 yards. Eric Metcalf caught 104 passes, and 8 tds, while terrance mathis and bert emanuel had 1039 yards each, and 14 combined scores for both of them

[@Peakfreud]

Eric Metcalf one of the most underrated multi purpose players of all time. He was insane in Cleveland he was doing what Devin Hester did just a better receiver & played R.B

[@tommyrosati9326]

Manning GOAT

[@runpullfourskinz6796]

How do you snub the Legion of Zoom?

[@freetayk8593]

Who’s the legion of zoom

[@runpullfourskinz6796]

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[@paletangitau1247]

The 2007 New York Giants: Steve Smith, Armani Toomer,&, Plaxico Burress.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

As a packers fan im still mad Plaxico balled out on al Harris in the frozen nfc title game in 07

[@paletangitau1247]

The 2000 St. Louis Rams: Ricky Proehl, Az Zahir Hakim, Torry Holt, &, Issac Bruce.

[@carnationvideos4258]

Jimmy Smith retired 9th all time and Keenan McCardell retired 13th all time. Give me at least an honorable mention. Here I’ll just add them myself.

[@pageone3791]

1980 Chargers had the first trio of 1000 yd receivers when football rules were a lot tougher on receivers. J.J. Jefferson had 82 catches for 1340 yds 13 tds, Charlie Joiner 71 catches for 1132 yds 10 touchdowns tds , Kellen Winslow, a tight end had 89 catches for 1290 yds 9 tds so how are they not mentioned in this conversation??!!

[@sergeanttentacles1359]

The Bucs would have been on this list a couple years ago