Warrior General Games

Originally posted by bhall43
Moss is too one dimensional and he can't even start for the 49ers right now. Jerry Rice was starting for a superbowl team and making the pro bowl in his 18th season in the NFL.

At Moss's age Rice was playing like crap with the Raiders

Originally posted by Team Nucleus
At Moss's age Rice was playing like crap with the Raiders

by playing like crap you mean actually starting, making the pro bowl, and the superbowl.

Originally posted by tautology
I hated Bradshaw when he played, so it's tough for me to defend him with too much passion...but 4 rings is 4 rings. He definitely had some meltdown seasons though (in part due to injury).
1975 is the only legitimate good season Bradshaw ever had. Even comparing him to the other QBs from the '70s, Terry was average at absolute best. He had far more turnovers than touchdowns during his career.

Originally posted by bhall43
by playing like crap you mean actually starting, making the pro bowl, and the superbowl.

Raiders had nobody elseand they weren't in the superbowl nor did Rice go to the Probowl as a Raider

Originally posted by bhall43
Moss is too one dimensional and he can't even start for the 49ers right now. Jerry Rice was starting for a superbowl team and making the pro bowl in his 18th season in the NFL.

Jerry Rice was freak of nature. Unbelievable talent mixed with incredible desire, conditioning and pretty good luck too (in being on a great team, and in not getting injured too often).

He's the Michael Jordan of football, in many ways.

Originally posted by Team Nucleus
Raiders had nobody elseand they weren't in the superbowl nor did Rice go to the Probowl as a Raider
He did in 2002.

Originally posted by Team Nucleus
Raiders had nobody elseand they weren't in the superbowl nor did Rice go to the Probowl as a Raider

I know you are trolling. But Tim Brown.

Originally posted by tautology
Jerry Rice was freak of nature. Unbelievable talent mixed with incredible desire, conditioning and pretty good luck too (in being on a great team, and in not getting injured too often).

He's the Michael Jordan of football, in many ways.

Rice had help to divert attention.We forgetting John Taylor and then later in his career Terrell Owens

Originally posted by bhall43
I know you are trolling. But Tim Brown.

Nice you bring up another player that was as old as Rice

Originally posted by tautology
Jerry Rice was freak of nature. Unbelievable talent mixed with incredible desire, conditioning and pretty good luck too (in being on a great team, and in not getting injured too often).

He's the Michael Jordan of football, in many ways.

I hated the 49ers with a passion. But Jerry Rice was phenomenal.

Originally posted by jdbolick

1975 is the only legitimate good season Bradshaw ever had. Even comparing him to the other QBs from the '70s, Terry was average at absolute best. He had far more turnovers than touchdowns during his career.

Staubach, Stabler, Kelly, Fouts? Aikman, Bledsoe? Warren Moon?

Once you start naming decent QBs, Fran just fades into the woodwork. I hate Bradshaw, drop him off the list despite his 4 rings if you like.

Originally posted by Team Nucleus
Rice had help to divert attention.We forgetting John Taylor and then later in his career Terrell Owens

Yet the best season of Rice's career was with Brent Jones and JJ Stokes.

Originally posted by tautology
Staubach, Stabler, Kelly, Fouts? Aikman, Bledsoe? Warren Moon?

Once you start naming decent QBs, Fran just fades into the woodwork. I hate Bradshaw, drop him off the list despite his 4 rings if you like.

You said Bledsoe

Originally posted by tautology
Staubach, Stabler, Kelly, Fouts? Aikman, Bledsoe? Warren Moon? Once you start naming decent QBs, Fran just fades into the woodwork.
You're not giving Fran nearly enough credit, but you grotesquely overvaluing team success helps explain why. QBs need to be accurate and avoid turnovers. Tarkenton was one of the best of his era at both while playing on some truly wretched teams.

Originally posted by bhall43
Yet the best season of Rice's career was with Brent Jones and JJ Stokes.

Jeff Garcia was Rice happy then