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he probable just traded Moss for CJ and is trying to make his self feel betteri will not even dignify this poll with a vote.....c'mon guys ..be better than this
Calvin johnson is an elite talent, perhaps the most talented/gifted wr to enter the league since Randy Moss. Moss, though is the most talented player I have seen in my 20+ years of wathcing football. Jerry Rice was, without question, the greatest WR to ever play, but Moss is the most talented.Granted, Moss has had several "turdlike" incidents and a couple of dud seasons, but make no mistake, he is more talented than Calvin Johnson.
Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreJohnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.CJ is a physical freak of nature and Moss doesn't have those measurables. Does this equal talent? Not directly. To me the only thing that will hold him back from being one of the best is supporting cast.My vote? Moss. For now.After this season it might be difficult to trade for CJ in dynasty leagues, even with Moss.Calvin johnson is an elite talent, perhaps the most talented/gifted wr to enter the league since Randy Moss. Moss, though is the most talented player I have seen in my 20+ years of wathcing football. Jerry Rice was, without question, the greatest WR to ever play, but Moss is the most talented.Granted, Moss has had several "turdlike" incidents and a couple of dud seasons, but make no mistake, he is more talented than Calvin Johnson.
Okay. A wide receiver benefits when he has a QB who can deliver the ball. I would think that basic principle applies to Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Jerry Rice, or any other wide receiver you care to mention. Not sure what your point is here.Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocre
I traded Moss for CJ, Gates, and Mendenhall after our extended online draft started a few weeks ago. I'm feeling pretty good about that right now.Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreJohnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.CJ is a physical freak of nature and Moss doesn't have those measurables. Does this equal talent? Not directly. To me the only thing that will hold him back from being one of the best is supporting cast.My vote? Moss. For now.After this season it might be difficult to trade for CJ in dynasty leagues, even with Moss.Calvin johnson is an elite talent, perhaps the most talented/gifted wr to enter the league since Randy Moss. Moss, though is the most talented player I have seen in my 20+ years of wathcing football. Jerry Rice was, without question, the greatest WR to ever play, but Moss is the most talented.Granted, Moss has had several "turdlike" incidents and a couple of dud seasons, but make no mistake, he is more talented than Calvin Johnson.
I don't even know why I'm responding to this nonsense. Anyway, Moss had superstars like Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham at 80 years old, Jeff George at 80 years old, Culpepper (notice how good he is without Randy catching it), Kerry Collins, Aaron Brooks. Wow. Please, tell me which one of these QBs is so much better than Jon Kitna? Brady is the only elite QB ever to throw to Randy, and we saw what happened. Randy made those other QBs look good, not the other way around. Calvin is awesome. I love him. But he's not Randy Moss, and never will be.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreJohnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.
I don't even know why I'm responding to this nonsense. Anyway, Moss had superstars like Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham at 80 years old, Jeff George at 80 years old, Culpepper (notice how good he is without Randy catching it), Kerry Collins, Aaron Brooks. Wow. Please, tell me which one of these QBs is so much better than Jon Kitna? Brady is the only elite QB ever to throw to Randy, and we saw what happened. Randy made those other QBs look good, not the other way around. Calvin is awesome. I love him. But he's not Randy Moss, and never will be.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreJohnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.
I don't even know why I'm responding to this nonsense. Anyway, Moss had superstars like Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham at 80 years old, Jeff George at 80 years old, Culpepper (notice how good he is without Randy catching it), Kerry Collins, Aaron Brooks. Wow. Please, tell me which one of these QBs is so much better than Jon Kitna? Brady is the only elite QB ever to throw to Randy, and we saw what happened. Randy made those other QBs look good, not the other way around. Calvin is awesome. I love him. But he's not Randy Moss, and never will be.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreJohnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.
Tom Baker said:Okay. A wide receiver benefits when he has a QB who can deliver the ball. I would think that basic principle applies to Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Jerry Rice, or any other wide receiver you care to mention. Not sure what your point is here.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocre
/threadI don't even know why I'm responding to this nonsense. Anyway, Moss had superstars like Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham at 80 years old, Jeff George at 80 years old, Culpepper (notice how good he is without Randy catching it), Kerry Collins, Aaron Brooks. Wow. Please, tell me which one of these QBs is so much better than Jon Kitna? Brady is the only elite QB ever to throw to Randy, and we saw what happened. Randy made those other QBs look good, not the other way around. Calvin is awesome. I love him. But he's not Randy Moss, and never will be.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreJohnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.
That's kind of what I'm saying. (on the field, obviously not on a personal level)I don't even know why I'm responding to this nonsense. Anyway, Moss had superstars like Brad Johnson, Randall Cunningham at 80 years old, Jeff George at 80 years old, Culpepper (notice how good he is without Randy catching it), Kerry Collins, Aaron Brooks. Wow. Please, tell me which one of these QBs is so much better than Jon Kitna? Brady is the only elite QB ever to throw to Randy, and we saw what happened. Randy made those other QBs look good, not the other way around. Calvin is awesome. I love him. But he's not Randy Moss, and never will be.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talented
Moss on team with poor QB play = mediocre
Johnson on team with poor to average QB play = showing signs of being extremely talented.wasn't there one other QB on minnesota that moss made look great? i forget his name but werent his initals BB?
exactly what does CJ do better than moss? i was the biggest CJ fan in college, and while he has the potential and measurables, but right now moss is what CJ hopes he can be.
Tom Baker said:Okay. A wide receiver benefits when he has a QB who can deliver the ball. I would think that basic principle applies to Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Jerry Rice, or any other wide receiver you care to mention. Not sure what your point is here.puckalicious said:Moss on teams with good to great QB play = extremely talentedMoss on team with poor QB play = mediocreThought my post was pretty unambiguous.
Ack88 said:Calvin johnson is an elite talent, perhaps the most talented/gifted wr to enter the league since Randy Moss. Moss, though is the most talented player I have seen in my 20+ years of wathcing football. Jerry Rice was, without question, the greatest WR to ever play, but Moss is the most talented.Granted, Moss has had several "turdlike" incidents and a couple of dud seasons, but make no mistake, he is more talented than Calvin Johnson.
I'm not saying Calvin is Randy Moss but if a guy is injured like Calvin Johnson was, I don't think this is the way to fairly evaluate the two of them.I'm not going to use words like Never and NO Way when comparing Johnson to Moss because if it's one thing I've learned over all the years of watching sports, you just never know.When you see things like Michael Phelps, the season Tom Brady had last year or the season Randy Moss had last year, it would have been easy to say things like NO WAY will Tom Brady ever throw 50 TD's passes in one season or Randy Moss 22 in a season.I can live with saying it's highly unlikely that Calvin Johnson will be as good as Randy Moss, but that's a tribute to Randy and not a knock on Calvin. One things for sure, one receiver will come along one day and beat Randy's record during the regular season and that WR may even show up in the playoffs.Love Calvin Johnson but if you want to compare apples look at each player's rookie season.
Fair point on Calvin. Worth noting that Moss was the #1 fantasy WR as a rookie despite playing 3rd WR in Minn (behind Jake Reed) for much of the season.I'm not saying Calvin is Randy Moss but if a guy is injured like Calvin Johnson was, I don't think this is the way to fairly evaluate the two of them.Love Calvin Johnson but if you want to compare apples look at each player's rookie season.
Calvin could turn out to be a premier talent. Randy Moss is the most talented WR ever imo. Not the best, but the guy with the most raw talent. If Moss had Rice's determination and work ethic, it's hard to imagine what he'd be like. Whatever it would be, I'd pay to see it.
This is really all that needs to be said about this topic.Calvin is awesome. I love him. But he's not Randy Moss, and never will be.