Terrell Owens or Randy Moss

#26
#26
I was making an exaggeration but as you said, he has earned that reputation. He probably has the best raw skill of any receiver ever but it doesn't change the fact that he's a hack.

You are obviously biased for whatever reason, calling Moss a hack is moronic.
 
#27
#27
This is like asking whether you'd prefer to drink varnish or paint.

I'd take Owens without much thought. The biggest knock on either one is the locker room division, but Owens has usually remained quiet if there's a veteran player who's willing to keep him in line behind closed doors. He wasn't any kind of a distraction early on with Steve Young and Jerry Rice around.

Moss, on the other hand, doesn't now and never has acted that way. Cris Carter, Jake Reed, and Randall Cunningham couldn't get him to exert maximum effort early on. Don't forget that when he had a slight muscle injury a few years back, he played one snap of several games to keep his consecutive game streak alive rather than sit out for a week and let someone who could actually play that week get on the field.
 
#28
#28
That is a load, he has that reputation for sure and deserves it, but to say he slacks that much is just plain wrong.

Either way, he has the numbers to rival anyone ( other than Rice, yet ).

Who is he rivaling? Oh yes, Owens.

Depending on how much longer they each play, Moss could surpass all of Owens' numbers... bit younger
 
#29
#29
Who is he rivaling? Oh yes, Owens.

Depending on how much longer they each play, Moss could surpass all of Owens' numbers... bit younger

Well their numbers are basiclly identical...Owens has a little left in the tank, maybe 2 more years, Moss has about 4 left.

They are the same to me, other than the fact that Owens drops the ball as much as he catches it these days and he has been a QB's nightmare for about a decade now.
 
#30
#30
You are obviously biased for whatever reason, calling Moss a hack is moronic.

I am biased against players who don't give it their all on every down then turn around and whine about not getting the ball enough or not feeling appreciated.

I can appreciate the guys talents. If he wasn't a whiny punk and worked harder he'd be looking at smashing all of Rice's records and being the greatest WR who ever lived.
 
#31
#31
I am biased against players who don't give it their all on every down then turn around and whine about not getting the ball enough or not feeling appreciated.

I can appreciate the guys talents. If he wasn't a whiny punk and worked harder he'd be looking at smashing all of Rice's records and being the greatest WR who ever lived.

I'm not saying he the best ever, but between the two, I pick Moss.

The same numbers and he doesn't drop the ball and kill his Qb.

T.O. gives his all on the field but he also gives his all when it comes to promoting T.O. and dividing a locker room.
 
#32
#32
Off the field issues are a wash.

There's never been a guaranteed HOF'er like Moss that so many teams have played hot potato with.
 

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