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What is it about the Seahawks, anyway? (both came from there at some point)
Thought Harold came from the Rams? Never knew he was a Seahawk...
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.What is it about the Seahawks, anyway? (both came from there at some point)
Several teams, last year with hawks in '83.Thought Harold came from the Rams? Never knew he was a Seahawk...
Several teams, last year with hawks in '83.
At the time of his retirement, only Don Maynard had more career receiving yards than Jackson. He currently ranks 26th in league history in career receiving yardage. For the decade of the 1970s, Jackson ranked first in receptions (432), yards (7,724) and receiving touchdowns (61). Despite this, Jackson was not one of the wide receivers selected to the NFL's All-Decade Team for the 1970s and he has yet to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
1. Moss
2. Stanley Steamer
3. Wes Welker
4. Troy Brown
5. JE11
6. Colclough
7. Fryar
8.Glenn
9. Gino
10. Harold Jackson
I dunno, in my book anyone who lists WW ahead of JE and either of those two in front of the original TB (downtown Troy Brown), is just as wrong as the guys who had never heard of Stanley steamer.
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Agree to disagree, I include the "football player" in my wr analysis. And JE ain't done yet, WW is. We'll see how those off the charts numbers stack up when 11 quits.Steamer is in a different category. In fact, there is a sizable gap between Morgan and the rest. He and Moss are the only elite HoF worthy talent to ever go thru Foxboro. The fact that he isn't in the HoF is ********.
I'm not going to argue WW at #3. We can agree that TB and JE11 are better football players and athletes but WW's production here is off the charts.
Agree to disagree, I include the "football player" in my wr analysis. And JE ain't done yet, WW is. We'll see how those off the charts numbers stack up when 11 quits.
Might have been good to have had him around when the Pats were playing the Ravens and Ray Lewis.Irving Fryar
He might get in a knife fight on Saturday night but show up for the game on Sunday with bandages.
As much as I love JE11 and how highly I think of his career, he's never going to catch WWs production.Agree to disagree, I include the "football player" in my wr analysis. And JE ain't done yet, WW is. We'll see how those off the charts numbers stack up when 11 quits.