Top 10 WR Units of All-Time: Moss & Carter, Rice & T.O. & More!

Top 10 WR Units of All-Time!

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[brockbaldridge]

That 2011 packers receiving core was so insanely deep. To think they went 15-1 with the last ranked defense says something

[rayraylikesfootball]

Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne both hella underrated. Easily the most underrated WR duo of the 21st century Imo they should be higher

[sports]

The Rams with Torry Holt and Issac Bruce were a great receiving duo back in the day

[LankyCoop]

In 1991, Andre Reed(HOF) had over 1, 100 yards and 10 TDs. James Lofton (HOF) had about 1, 100 yards and 8 TDs. Don Beebe, had 500 yards and 6 TDs. Andre Reed and James Lofton both made the Pro Bowl. How isn't this at least an honorable mention.

[matthewnorv]

Calvin Johnson and himself are the best duo of all time

[Thunderbolt]

Moss and T.O. without a super bowl ring is a crime!!!!

[telecaster]

1400 yards in one season in the 50s is acctually insane!

[ajburrr]

Art Monk is underrated man, actually, a lot of these guys on this list are underrated

[allonisaacr]

the Dolphins 84's WR core was one of the greatets in NFL history Dupper Clayton More they were special.

[tempest]

2011 Packers were the best. I always say they’re the best single season passing offense ever.

Jordy broke out in 2011 for more than 1200 yards and 15 TDs in only 9 starts. The Rodgers to Nelson combo was so deadly and this was the first real showing of the duo.

Jennings had almost a 1000 yard season but he only started 13 games. He also got 9 TDs.

Jermicheal Finley had his best year getting over 700 yards and 8 TDs. He would have been even better had it not been for his career ending injury in 13.

James Jones had another solid year with over 600 yards and 7 TDs. He always seemed to somehow find his way open.

Donald Driver was definitely getting up there but the reliable veteran still managed to pull in 6 TDs for just under 500 yards.

Add a rookie Randall Cobb who was dangerous in the return game, and you have an absolutely dominant offense.

3 is good but they should be 2 or 1 especially when they literally beat the #2 team in the Super Bowl the year before.

[marvinstheman]

The best thing about the quartet of receivers on the Greatest Show on Turf is that they could slot the greatest receiving back of all time into that corps whenever needed. Marshall Faulk would have been the #3 if he just straight up played receiver. Incredible group.

[adjr]

2002 Raiders had Jerry Rice, Tim Brown, and Jerry Porter. That was quite a trio and Gannon set records with them that year.

[MultiBrian]

Torry Holt is severely underrated. Missed out on the Hall of Fame this year.

[falconhoward]

2011 Packers were something else. Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Donald Driver, James Jones, AND Randall Cobb ??

[davidthegoat]

We all knew Holt and Bruce were finna be 1😈 personally think Marvin and Wayne were a bit low but list is pretty good

[bigdaddymark]

Probably not comparable to the units on this list, but the Falcons at one point had a young Julio, middle-aged Tony Gonzalez, and Roddy White (who I think was an underrated WR)

[lxxredxxl]

I'll take Moss, Carter, and Reed!!!

[Benger]

Chad Johnson as a #1 Route Maestro & Footwork Matador, T.J. Houshmandzadeh as the #2 Comeback Route Specialist and Chris "Slim" Henry (R.I.P.) as a #3 Short-Stop Slot/Deep Threat Receiver. Can't Forget Palmer (Before he said "screw this front office" and dipped), and that O-Line back in 2005 that Kept Palmer throwing cannons in the pocket, even through the Kimo Van OlWtfIsThatGuysName incident.

[empedraza]

Boldin and Larry were sick together wish they could have stayed together forever beast

[qceaz]

2004 Indianapolis Colts Harrison, Wayne & Stokley all over 1000 yards also Clark had almost 500 yards himself along with 5 TD's