NFL WR’s who were great in their prime, that are afterthoughts in 2020.

[dh86]

Sterling Sharpe. Shannon being so incredibly famous hurt Sterling legacy

 

[BucciMane]

Sterling Sharpe. Shannon being so incredibly famous hurt Sterling legacy

I agree with Sterling, but it's the short career that hurt his legacy in the eyes of fools. Her should be in the HOF.


No way should a three time first-team all-pro, three times receptions leader, and two time TD leader NOT be in the HOF. It's an absolute joke.

 

[Controversy]

Marques Colston

 

[FAH1223]

Donald Driver. 7th round pick.

 

[duckbutta]

Every time I hear someone talk about how good Cooper Kupp is my 1st thought is always "oh so you never saw Jordy Nelson play"

His 2013 to 2016 run was pretty ridiculous...over 90 catches twice and over 10 touchdowns twice...

Having Rodgers throw to him and breaking down with injuries at the end really keeps people from talking about how good this dude was...

 

[Street Knowledge]

Sterling Sharpe. Shannon being so incredibly famous hurt Sterling legacy

At his peak he was one of the best ever. I’d put him in the hall.

One of the great mysteries is what would’ve happened if he was healthy and around during Favres prime

 

[jerzboy]

Sadly AJ Green will prolly be there some years from now

I’m actually praying he doesn’t. Dude was sooo good in his prime. People have already forgotten. Wish he could have stayed healthy.

 

[Edub]

For a 7th round pick

/thread

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Shout out to the lil homie. You still a star in our hood & block. Baton Rouge legend

 

[BigE214]

Dante Stallworth
Joe Horn

 

[premier58]

Dante Stallworth
Joe Horn

My favorite Donte Stallworth memories..
1. Cstching a deep square in vs Dallas, then outracing them to the endzone and tossing th ball into the arms of Terrrance Newman, who caught it.
2. His face after John Carney missed the extra point to tie the game at Jacksonville, after they successful pulled off a series of laterals to score a touchdown

 

[MikelArteta]

Every time I hear someone talk about how good Cooper Kupp is my 1st thought is always "oh so you never saw Jordy Nelson play"

His 2013 to 2016 run was pretty ridiculous...over 90 catches twice and over 10 touchdowns twice...

Having Rodgers throw to him and breaking down with injuries at the end really keeps people from talking about how good this dude was...

crazy thing is cooper kupp might be on this list soon

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Carl Pickens
Chris Chambers
Herman Moore
Andre Rison