Randy Moss 30 for 30: Rand University

[Mr Hate Coffee]

I've never heard anything like this before. No one I know considers WV the South.

West Virginia is CLEARLY the south. they had slaves and shyt. Where you been?

 

[Turk]

West Virginia is CLEARLY the south. they had slaves and shyt. Where you been?

Did I not say that I'mma stop being nitpicky? stop quoting me.

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

at his Green impersonation

I fell outta my chair.

 

[big bun]

If moss and singleton wasn't cool i doubt his pops and himself would be all up in the doc like that.

I didn't say anything about them being cool or not. That I don't know. I clearly said that he wasn't begging for a handout so none of these Coli knee grows shouldn't beg for a handout for him.

 

[VladTheImpaler]

Dag, I have group bible study at that time

You study "the truth" breh?

 

[Wise]

The part where they showed the MNF clip when he was on the 49ers and the players were introducing themselves, position and college.

"Randy Moss, Wide Receiver, Rand University"

 

[TheSpook]

*Clears throat*
'What if I told you I want to see a T.O. version'
'What if I told you it would be the best NFL 30/30 yet..'​

shyt would be deep with TO.

 

[the cool]

Ok, then explain why Carter led the team in receptions for Moss' first 3 seasons. Let's be real here, Moss was an extremely good deep threat his first couple of seasons and not much more than that. You wouldnt see them throw many passes to him other than bombs and screens, he just wasn't the type to go over the middle and take hits at the time. Everyone needs to stop saying "Carter cant touch Moss", Carter is a fukking Hall of Famer and one of the best receivers of the previous generation point blank Lets compare Moss' and Carter's 1998-00 seasons


Carter

1998: 78 rec, 1011 yds, 12 TDs
1999: 90 rec, 1241 yds, 13 TDs
2000: 96 rec, 1274 yds, 9 TDs


Moss

1998: 69 rec, 1313 yds, 17 TDs
1999: 80 rec, 1413 yds, 11 TDs
2000: 77 rec, 1437 yds, 15 TDs


So in a nutshell, Carter was still the team's most reliable receiver, and this was when he was 33, 34, and 35 respectively. Moss got yards, I won't argue against that. But such a high percentage of plays designed to go to him were designed deep balls, which explains how he got his yards. Why do you think Carter was the one that was picked as a First Team All Pro in 1999, while Moss wasnt even on an All-Pro Team? Carter was still one of the NFL's receptions leaders well into his 30s, and Moss was a bit of a gimmick at that point in time in his career

i just watched this 30 for 30 and reading this thread and all i have to say about this post is

 

[nomoreneveragain]

Watching the 30/30 right now

Dupont High School

 

[egobiggs]

Singleton

Wish they expanded more on that. Shyt is a 30 for 30 in its own right