Randy Moss

Jerry Rice has 44, he's in the number one slot.

Randy Moss has 36, he's in the number two slot.

Terrell Owens is in the three spot with 32.

Davante Adams is tied in a three-way tie with 29, with Cris Carter and Marvin Harrison Jr., excuse me, senior.

Most receiving touchdowns of all time.

Jerry Rice, 197, Hall of Fame.

Randy Moss, 156, Hall of Fame.

Terrell Owens, 153, Hall of Fame.

Jerry Rice has 44, he's in the number one slot.

Randy Moss has 36, he's in the number two slot.

Terrell Owens is in the three spot with 32.

Davante Adams is tied in a three-way tie with 29 with Cris Carter and Marvin Harrison Jr....

Most receiving touchdowns all time.

Jerry Rice, 197, Hall of Fame.

Randy Moss, 156, Hall of Fame.

Terrell Owens, 153, Hall of Fame.

The other is, again, if you don't adjust for who you're playing, this would be like what would the tackle grades look like against Michael Vick? What would the tackle grades have looked like against Barry Sanders? Like there are just...

How about the coverage grades against Randy Moss? The- Caleb Williams truly is a generational talent in terms of tackle avoidance, sack avoidance, play making ability.

I mean, holy cow, like his ability to stop on a dime, reverse backwards, turn around, like a- in the mud.

It's truly insane.

We got some heavy hitters here, Dave.

We got Randy Moss, Shannon Sharp, Antonio Brown, and Sterling Sharp as well.

Those are just the top of the mountain.

Anyone have another one they can think of?

And so it grew and grew and they were in a lower level and won some national championships and then got in a higher level.

And so I got to watch like Chad Pennington and Randy Moss and some really great future NFL players.

And the people would paint themselves green.

You would wear your martial gear.

And if you want to see one of the great, like most amazing catches, I mean, I'm sure if you're listening to this, you've probably already seen it, but that Jamar Chase catch for that touchdown was unbelievable.

Part Julio, part Megatron, part, well, not Randy Moss, because Randy Moss is always getting stuff while he's running down the field.

But, you know, just unbelievable the way he can contort his body and still catch that ball.

I think you said it's part Julio, part whoever, part whoever.

"Because, you know, you're a guide and you're, you got a company." And he...

I said, uh, talked about celebrities, and he said, "I take Randy Moss fishing." And you know, Randy has that show, what-

Mm-hmm

... uh, Catch 10.

The other is, again, if you don't adjust for who you're playing.

This would be like, what would the tackle grades look like against Michael Vick? What would the tackle grades have looked like against Barry Sanders? Like there are just, how about the coverage grades against Randy Moss? Caleb Williams truly is a generational talent in terms of tackle avoidance, sack avoidance, playmaking ability.

I mean, holy cow.

Like his ability to stop on a dime, reverse backwards, turn around, like in the mud.

So DeHop, obviously one of the kind of guys that Jefferson a little bit reminds me of.

When I think of how Justin Jefferson plays the game, he kind of reminds me of a hybrid of Randy Moss and DeAndre Hopkins playing.

where he has the hops like d hop had in the hands and also the elusiveness and the route running ability and just the deep shot downfield threat that he poses just like randy was and of course going up and absolutely mossing guys too randy was fantastic at that he had such a great height advantage but jefferson doesn't isn't necessarily the tallest guy So he has to kind of get those hops going where he goes up for those 50-50 balls and he's an absolute stud as we all know.

And I'm really hoping that with Kyler Murray coming back, we're going to start to see more of the old school kind of Jetta's performances where he's going for 100 yards and gets a touchdown or two touchdowns.