How can you say that? They are both about the same player abilities wise.[/QU
Jason Whitlock from fox sports wrote this about Moss and I agree 100%..... Tallent wise T.O its deffintly not even with Moss... That catch were moss beat 3 jets and the other catch from the end of the bufffalo game I assure T.O would not have been able to do that and out run the 3 jets. Look up how many passes T.O drops he's ussualy one of the league leaders in that catagory to.
9. Now, if Randy Moss sustains his current level of play, he enters the discussion as the second-greatest receiver of all time.
On pure talent, Moss has no equal. He tops Jerry Rice. He also surpasses Rice in terms of impact on a particular game. You can't account for Moss' size and speed and the fear his size and speed strikes in a defense.
But there's just no logical way to argue Moss is in the same category as the greatest of all time. You can't beat Rice's production.
There has been some debate about whether Moss is a first-ballot Hall of Famer. That debate is over if Moss finishes this season strongly and helps the Patriots get deep into the playoffs. Moss' immature behavior, two seasons spent in Oakland loafing and all his other crimes against consistent effort will be forgiven and forgotten.
In Minnesota, Moss turned Randall Cunningham and Jeff George into big-time winners. Moss is now in the process of turning Brady, a proven winner, into Peyton Manning. Moss' football tombstone will read: "A quarterback's best friend."
