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NFL Network's TOP 10: BEST HANDS - 49erswebzone.com Forum

How can Randy Moss not be in the top 10 best hands of all time? I doubt that Lynn Swann deserved to be on the list more than Randy...also Fred Biletnikoff was on the list? He used stick 'em! Moss should have made the list, and I do think it's too early to put Fitzgerald at number #4...

primetime

david tyree got snubbed

Ice Cold Bruschi

how is fitzgerald #4?

TheGodInAGreyHoodie

It was the best hands list, not best helment list.

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ScottieC

NFLN is in need of a younger audience, so to make itself relevant......well there ya have it - Pitiful really, not to mention stupid.

I'm not dogging Fitz - He's a great receiver and the current flavor of the month - But seriously, ALL TIME??

Come on NFL guys, just call it for what it is, smile and go on about your countdowns.

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unoriginal

I'm not sure he has the Top 10 best hands among wide receivers now. He drops his fair share of balls. He's not Braylon Edwards / Terrell Owens / Calvin Johnson bad, but his hands are not his most outstanding quality.

People who may have gotten snubbed include Don Hutson, Lance Alworth and Art Monk.

sieglo

Do tight ends qualify? Because I don't see Ben Watson on the list.

Mainefan

Here's a word for Dante Lavelli, not that anyone but me remembers him. Old Gluefingers, we called him, and I recall him running toward the end zone, reaching up to his right shoulder with both hands, not bothering to look back for the ball, which had been launched by Otto Graham, the ball falling out of the sky and right into his hands, and nestling there like it had been guided with a string. Touchdown. I fear the only film of this resides in my brain.

Box_O_Rocks

Pity the film restoration services aren't that advanced yet.

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