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  1. 10-22-2009 #1
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    symple19
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    Vick, no. Irvin, while he was a great receiver, I wouldn't put him in the convo as one of the most exciting. I'm going with Barry Sanders. Remember, he did this in a single-back, run-n-shoot offense with a ty line for most of his years. Amazing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 760Spursfan
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    top 5 for sure
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    QB=Joe Montana, Brett Farve
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  8. 10-22-2009 #8
    DAF86
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    Quote Originally Posted by symple19
    Vick, no. Irvin, while he was a great receiver, I wouldn't put him in the convo as one of the most exciting. I'm going with Barry Sanders. Remember, he did this in a single-back, run-n-shoot offense with a ty line for most of his years. Amazing.

    lol I guess that's a very popular song to make NFL youtube vids.
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    IronMexican
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    Irvin wasn't even the best WR in his class.

    Moss in the late 90's was fun to watch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Gonzo
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    I was going to say Romo but you beat me to it
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    Quote Originally Posted by ironmexican
    irvin wasn't even the best wr in his class.

    Moss in the late 90's was fun to watch.
    rice>>>>irvin
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    Dan Marino was pretty good back in the day
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    Vick and Barry definitely
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Gonzo
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    With Tashard "Emmit Sanders" Choice being a close 2nd.
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    I'm sure I'm the only person who thinks this, but while I hated the team, I loved watching Randall Cunningham in his Eagles hey-day. Roger Craig with his pile dragging high steps with the 49ers was loads of fun too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by symple19
    Vick, no. Irvin, while he was a great receiver, I wouldn't put him in the convo as one of the most exciting. I'm going with Barry Sanders. Remember, he did this in a single-back, run-n-shoot offense with a ty line for most of his years. Amazing.

    great video
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  21. 10-22-2009 #21
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  22. 10-22-2009 #22
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    The question isn't who is the best or who did the most, its who was the most exiting player to watch, who did the craziest every week. To that i would say for the WR position, was Lynn Swann. He made the craziest gravity defying catches on a weekly basis.

    http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-hall-o...000d5d80130581
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  23. 10-22-2009 #23
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    Reggie Wayne > Marvin Harrison > Lynn Swann
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  24. 10-22-2009 #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by J.T.
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    baddest man on the planet that isn't 6'4 or runs a 4.3

    lol at :20

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  25. 10-22-2009 #25
    stretch
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    Quote Originally Posted by beefanus
    The question isn't who is the best or who did the most, its who was the most exiting player to watch, who did the craziest every week. To that i would say for the WR position, was Lynn Swann. He made the craziest gravity defying catches on a weekly basis.

    http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-hall-o...000d5d80130581
    shut the up

    you probably werent even alive until hines ward came to pittsburgh

    and Moss' crazy catches completely dwarfs Swann's crazy catches
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