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gt2590
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Further proof, as if we needed it, that Randy Moss is pretty Clueless.
He stated, and then re-stated when asked a follow-up, that he is the "greatest" WR ever. Here's the exact quote so there is no confusion about meaning, context, etc.
"No dis-respect to Jerry, now that I'm older, I do think I'm the greatest receiver to ever do it," Moss said at Super Bowl media day in New Orleans.
Moss acknowledged that this season with the San Francisco 49ers "has been a down year for me statistically" as was his 2010 season before he retired for a year and his last season with the Oakland Raiders (2006) before his trade to the New England Patriots. He said, however, that he doesn't think statistics should determine greatness.
"I don't really live on numbers, I really live on impact and what you're able to do out on the field," he said Tuesday. "I really think I'm the greatest receiver to ever play this game."
Two problems for me with all this. Now I admit I've never been a Moss fan, for many reasons.
1. He's wrong. Top 5 could be argued, and at times, he was more "feared" by DBs, but his all-around Career is not even close to #1 all-time.
2. Even if you believe it, why say it? Especially when two of the guys in the argument were mentors of yours, that you consider friends.
Just typical Randy Moss-type stuff... ::facepalm::
He stated, and then re-stated when asked a follow-up, that he is the "greatest" WR ever. Here's the exact quote so there is no confusion about meaning, context, etc.
"No dis-respect to Jerry, now that I'm older, I do think I'm the greatest receiver to ever do it," Moss said at Super Bowl media day in New Orleans.
Moss acknowledged that this season with the San Francisco 49ers "has been a down year for me statistically" as was his 2010 season before he retired for a year and his last season with the Oakland Raiders (2006) before his trade to the New England Patriots. He said, however, that he doesn't think statistics should determine greatness.
"I don't really live on numbers, I really live on impact and what you're able to do out on the field," he said Tuesday. "I really think I'm the greatest receiver to ever play this game."
Two problems for me with all this. Now I admit I've never been a Moss fan, for many reasons.
1. He's wrong. Top 5 could be argued, and at times, he was more "feared" by DBs, but his all-around Career is not even close to #1 all-time.
2. Even if you believe it, why say it? Especially when two of the guys in the argument were mentors of yours, that you consider friends.
Just typical Randy Moss-type stuff... ::facepalm::