The greatest WR of all time?
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mm, lets see.. Art Monk and James Lofton Are in the Hall nullifying the majority of youre comment.
One dimensional ? Jerry caught 5 yard ins and outs and than ran forward. Thats pretty one dimensional haha. Was Jerry great ? Sure ! But he was just in the right place at the right time compared to his peers.
People like Jim Brown and Don Hutson were leaps and bounds ahead of their peers in the eras they played. Jerry's just the present ultimate stat leader because a juggernaut team helped him get there. Not because of great individual talent.......haha, just time killer bull, I still in some capacity believe half of what I said though haha
Another fool who doesnt understand history or the reality of humanity.
Jerry was just the best stat leader of his era. Hutson was the ultimate king of his era. And of course Peter King is much smarter than you about football from the inside and instead of complaining you need to accept it.Comment
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Spoken like someone who's never seen Jerry Rice play. Trust me, he was leaps and bounds better than any receiver of his era. In fact, it's arguable the gap between him and the next best receiver of his era is as big as any player at any position has enjoyed in the history of the game.
You misunderstand the nature of the argument. By and large saying someone is the greatest ever at something, at least in sports terms, is saying that when stacked against their peers they were more dominant than any other player against theirs. For instance, in basketball damn near every point guard in the NBA and Div. 1 college could run circles around Bob Cousy in his prime. Yet very few can be considered greater than Coos because of how Coos stacked up to his peers. Get it?
get it ? you are redundantly repeating what I just said.
Yes Hutson was better than his peers than Jerry was compared to his.Comment
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To me, what separates Rice from Hutson is Rice's performance in the postseason. He was a monster in the postseason, Hutson wasn't. But Hutson is the only other WR in the discussion with Rice.Comment
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As a Packer Fan, I would not argue with anyone picking Rice. And I also think Hutson is top 2.Comment
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The extra dimension he brings is the dimension of incorrectness.Comment
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But thats like saying Home Run Baker is the best HR hitter of all-time because when he was leading the league with 10 HRs, the 2nd place guy was only hitting 5 HRs. When Babe Ruth was hitting 60 HRs a year, Jimmie Foxx was hitting 55 HRs, so Baker is better than Ruth.
To me, what separates Rice from Hutson is Rice's performance in the postseason. He was a monster in the postseason, Hutson wasn't. But Hutson is the only other WR in the discussion with Rice.
no, its absolutely nothing like your silly home run Baker pointless example.Comment
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incorrectness? this is sports debate bull pucky, its all pure conjecture, no correctness needed.
I'm not dodging you firstimer, youre on iggy ie unimportant.
uhgg me look up stats, me see stat larger than other uuhgg that make me be proved right. Rice yards after catch have nothing to with anything I am talking about. There was a larger gap between Hutson and his peers than there was between Rice and his, its as simple as that.
Rice dominated his decade
Hutson Dominated his
there is no greatest of all timeComment
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foolish,foolish, little,ignorant,insulting boy. Let me explain something to your simple minded ass. While its valid that there may be a top 20-30-40 of all time . There truly is no greatest of all time. And never will be.
no human is the greatest all time of anything. Each decade has its great players and than time moves on to the next.Comment
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