Larry Fitzgerald Jr.

He broke Marshall Falk.

And then you had Terrell Owens and Larry Fitzgerald.

Marshall Falk's not a receiver.

I know.

He was a quarterback in college football, like a starter at a Kent State, at a Toledo, plays the National Football League, has one career touchdown.

And it was to Larry Fitzgerald playing with the Arizona.

I'm just sitting in church, like, shaking right now.

What in the world? I had no idea our senior associate executive pastor had played in the National Football League.

I mean, that also, that performance last night moves him into seventh all-time for touchdowns by receivers in the NFL.

I mean, that puts him past now Antonio Gates and right behind the great Larry Fitzgerald.

who has 121 touchdowns, receiving touchdowns, and Marvin Harrison has 128.

So that could be reachable this season if he keeps up the same sort of consistency and efficiency that he had from last year.

He had a couple of tutties.

That takes his career total to 119, which is two behind sixth place Larry Fitzgerald for what it's worth.

Malik Navers injured his right shoulder.

He left the field in the first quarter, came back in the second.

And I'm now like comparing Marv to Jeremiah Smith.

And yeah, Jeremiah Smith feels a lot more like a generational guy up there with Larry Fitzgerald at Pitt or Calvin Johnson as like the top wide receiver prospects in the 21st century.

But Marv felt at least like he was a top 15, top 20 wide receiver prospect in modern history.

Like Better of a prospect than Jamar Chase or Justin Jefferson and some of these guys that have been like the blue chip wide receiver prospects in recent memory.

think Trinidad's in much better shape.

Yeah, Jason White won the Heisman, and Larry Fitzgerald finished second.

2003.

Yeah.

When you look at the talent, too, because I think that's the part that everybody's questioning, because there's absolutely no doubt that that young man has all the tools that God could give a player.

You look at a guy like a Larry Fitzgerald, hard to make a comparison, but Larry was the go-to guy.

Everybody knew the ball was going to Larry.

He found a way to get open, and he made big plays in big situations.

When you look at the talent, too, because I think that's the part that everybody's questioning because there's absolutely no doubt that that young man has all the tools that God could give a player.

You look at a guy like a Larry Fitzgerald, hard to make a comparison, but Larry was the go-to guy.

Everybody knew the ball was going to Larry.

He found a way to get open, and he made big plays in big situations.