Who are the top 50 wide receivers of all time?
Who are the top 50 wide receivers of all time?
Top 50 Wide Receivers of All Time
- Jerry Rice.
- Randy Moss.
- Terrell Owens.
- Don Hutson.
- Steve Largent.
- Marvin Harrison.
- Larry Fitzgerald.
- Don Maynard.
Who’s the best quarterback of all time?
1. Tom Brady. It is a no-brainer on Tom Brady takes the top spot on this list as the best quarterback ever. He is the most decorated NFL player of all time — winning seven Super Bowls, five Super Bowl MVPs and three regular season MVPs.
Who is best WR in NFL?
Wide Receiver Rankings: The 32 best WRs entering the 2021 NFL season
- DAVANTE ADAMS, GREEN BAY PACKERS.
- DEANDRE HOPKINS, ARIZONA CARDINALS.
- TYREEK HILL, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS.
- ALLEN ROBINSON II, CHICAGO BEARS.
- JULIO JONES, TENNESSEE TITANS.
- A.J. BROWN, TENNESSEE TITANS.
- MICHAEL THOMAS, NEW ORLEANS SAINTS.
Who are the greatest wide receivers of all time?
Rice is third for all-time yards in a season at 1,848, recording it in 1995 with San Francisco. He is second on the list with 22 touchdowns in a season, and of course holds the record for all-time receptions, yards, and touchdowns. He is a three-time Super Bowl Champion, and was named offensive player of the year twice, once in 1987 and 1993. 2.
Who was the leading receiver in the NFL in 1961?
Between 1958 and 1965, Tommy McDonald was named to six Pro Bowl squads while with the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams. The Hall of Famer led the NFL in receiving yards in 1961, and he twice led the league in scoring grabs.
Who are the top 10 WRs of all time?
1 Jerry Rice. 2 Randy Moss. 3 Terrell Owens. 4 Don Hutson. 5 Steve Largent. 6 Larry Fitzgerald. 7 Tim Brown. 8 Cris Carter. 9 Calvin Johnson. 10 Bob Hayes.
Who are the best WR’s in NFL history?
Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch tied and broke multiple records during the 1951 season. Hirsch finished that year first in receptions, receiving yards, touchdown catches and all-purpose yards. He averaged over 18 yards per reception, which is still good for 25th overall in NFL history.