Best hands for a receiver, subjective...

[Huckleberry1]

Our WRs a Little Soft? On catching the ball... Raymond Berry said it best.
Different era, but if it was near him, he caught it, Ray Berry

Hard to say with guys like Berry, because we only saw highlights, not games. A few here might have seen him while he was playing but it’s a small number.

 

[Chevy]

I know he's a TE, but Gronk deserves consideration.

And if you're accepting Tight Ends, Ben Coates has to be in the mix.

 

[supafly]

Steve Largent gets my vote.

 

[Pat the Pats Fan]

Hard to say with guys like Berry, because we only saw highlights, not games. A few here might have seen him while he was playing but it’s a small number.

I grew up in Baltimore, parents had season tickets. My brother and I went to many games in the late 50s through 70s. Unitas to Berry was the call for a decade plus. Like I said, a different era, when the defense could do what it wanted...when offensive linemen couldn’t extend their arms....

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

For tight ends, Gronkowski. Is that a homer statement?

 

[maust]

For tight ends, Gronkowski. Is that a homer statement?

Maybe...but that doesn't make it wrong

 

[Soliel]

Dwight clarke
Amahd rashad
Lynn swan
Julian Edelman

 

[Huckleberry1]

For tight ends, Gronkowski. Is that a homer statement?

Love Gronk but both Winslow and Gonzalez had great hands. I’d take Gronk over any TE because of his entire skill set and dominance, but pure hands he’s in the mix but maybe not #1?