how has better celebrations chad johnson, terrel owens, or steve smith?
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T.O. hands down...I like Chad & Steve more as they do not cause much drama...but T.O. has made me laugh out loud the most with his ignorance & humor.
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I will say Steve Smith, as he is still the primary weapon of the Panthers offense and will likely be involved in big yardage plays and get a large number of touchdowns.\n\nT.O. will score well, but he is playing for Parcells, who prefers the running game to the passing game, limiting his touches and his touchdowns. And in that clash of egos, the Tuna will win every time.\n\nHolt was injured this year and, as he continues to get older, I would expect that may happen more often ... limiting his time on the field and his opportunities to score points.\n\nHarrison, while still a major part of the Indianapolis offense, is still only a part of a great receiving corps in Indy ... and since Payton Manning figured out the key to success is distributing the ball to all of those receivers, Harrison's numbers will likely level out. If anyone will catch or pass Smith, I think it will be Harrison and he'll still be a top player in most leagues -- but I don't think he'll be the very top guy like he used to be.
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For just last year... Steve Smith\n\nOver their careers... Torry Holt
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Man, that's good and tough question.  I will have to give more than 1 but no more than 2.  Currently, Peyton Manning is the man.  He has character and values that keep him down to earth, unlike TO & Moss.  Also he got shafted with the heisman.  When he is done all NFL quarteback records maybe broken.  ALL TIME - I'd have to go with Barry Sanders.  He was not outspoken, never got into trouble, and always looked like he was having fun.  Not to mention that he was the best running back watch.
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Jake Delhomme.  He now has another target in Keyshawn Johnson to complement Steve Smith.  Now if Keary Colbert does what he's supposed to do....
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While it is still way too early to tell for sure ...It is not too early to state that \n\nAlex Smith actually saw some significant playing time this year and was disturbingly bad. He completed more TD passes to the opposing team than to his own team (which is not very difficult when you have not completed any TD passes to your own team, BTW). \n\nAaron Rodgers hardly saw the field while backing up Favre, but gets my vote by default. He would maintain this lead just be demonstrating the ability to successfully handle a snap and not give the opposing team the ball in an unbelievably stunning and quick manner...
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Tom Brady should be at the very least 4th, to put Steve Smith in front of him would be a huge tragedy.  Remember it's not the 6 best fantasy football players, it's the best PLAYERS.  \n\nLarry Johnson and Chad Johnson are crucial to their teams but more important than Brady!?!?!?  Behind KC's OL, if LJ gets hurt, Dee Brown will be a pretty good player.  If Cincy wasn't so balanced, Chad would be a good receiver not great though.
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I'll tell you what, Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson, and T.J. Houshmandzadeh are all incredible players.  But today L.T. showed that he is just a little bit better than all three of them put together!  Go Chargers!  Comeback of the year!!!!
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Well the hottest TE out of those three right now is Crumpler. He has caught a bunch of td's lately and is looking better every week.\n  Smith is coming off a bye week so he's gonna start off slowly for the next couple of weeks...and Shocky is playing Da Bears D...so play Crumpler and you'll get more points.\n  hope i could help you.
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Randy Moss hands down has the most raw talent.  The guy doesnt even try and he still can dominate. If he wasnt such a punk he could be one of the greats.\n\nSteve Smith has always been a good producer but after last year he joined the elite group of receivers in the NFL.  He proves that you dont have to be the biggest guy on the field to succeed as long as you play hard.\n\nT.O.  is kind of hard to figure out.  We all know he is a great receiver.  He is fast, strong and tough to bring down but you cant make him the best due to the problems he creates on teams.  He does work hard and have lots of talent though.\n\nMarvin Harrison is a great reciever that is the epitomy of team player.  This guy goes to work to get his job done.  He doesnt complain.  He doesnt hold out or bash his teammates.  He simply plays hard and produces results.  He has been doing it consistently his whole career.\n\nTory Holt needs to be on this list.  He has been stellar in this league for a long time.  He can blow a game wide open with his speed and pass catching ability.  The only knock on Tory is that he has always had top offensive weapons around him making his job easier.\n\nHines Ward.  He is considered underrated by most but has slowly been getting his due.  He is a great possession receiver and could be the best blocking receiver in the NFL.  He also consistently produces and helped his team in many ways win the super bowl.\n\nChad Johnson.  He is an interesting character with awesome talent.  This guys self confidence alone scares defenses.  Some people frown upon his antics but it is good for the league.  He is young enough where he can go down as one of the greats if he keeps playing at this level.  Not to mention having Carson Palmer throwing to him.  These two could go down as one of the best qb, wr combos ever.
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Roger Staubach!\n\n(followed by John Elway and Payton Manning :))
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Generally, Jim Brown is thought of as the best pure rusher ever.\nWalter Payton  is thought of as the best "all around back".  Though some people might say Thurman Thomas, and they might be right in doing so.\nBarry Sanders has the best moves of all time, though he had no O-line blocking for him.\nEmmitt Smith?  Well, he holds all the records because the guy just played the game forever, and he played at a high level for a long time.  Benchmark for longevity.\n\nFor right now, L.T. is the best and I would compare him to Payton or Thomas, though he has moves like Sanders.  L.T. can do it all, and there really isn't anyone playing right now that compares.\n\nAlexander is great, but he's not as versatile as L.T.  I would definitely put him ahead of L.J. however.  Alexander is a beast in the red-zone and runs with more power than L.J.\n\nAnd as far as how L.T. and Alexander compare historically?  Can't really compare until their careers are over, though, L.T. has definitely set the pace that all RB's will be measured from to this point in his career.
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I love anwsers like the joker above me wrote.. This question doesn't ask about who's the better human being....It asks about who's the best linebacker...For my money it's Lawrence Taylor!! I don't care if he did drugs, sent a hooker to a guys room or slaughtered a family during the week...On Sunday he was an animal on the field!! And you can say the same thing about Ray Lewis!! He not the best....But he's top 10 all time for sure!!
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NOW: Randy Moss, Peyton Manning, Adam Vinatieri\n\nAll Time: Emmitt Smith, Tony Dorsett, Deion Sanders
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Larry Johnson, any guy to knock off Priest Holmes and take over the starting job has to be the best. Though he only has one season of great play under his belt, he is in line to get 2,400 yds and 25 tds this year alone. That would break one record, possibly two.
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Gotta be Ocho Cinco he is the greatest reciever of all time besides Jerry Rice
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Chuck Howley, Dallas\nSuper Bowl V