Is Terral Owens the best reciever in NFL?
482179
best trouble maker yes, reciever no. The guy just knows how to flap his gums, and get on people's nerves. I don't think he's the best reciever.
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Terrel Owens is a great athlete. Physically he dominates defensive back. He's got speed, can play with the short pass and the long ball situations. \n\nHe's a competitor and wants to win badly, more than most players in the league.\n\nYet football is a team game, and team chemistry is important, probably more than any of the qualities mentioned above. TO completely lacks it. Not only does he not encourage his teammates, he creates a situation where he wants to be involved in every single play behest of the failure of the team. He undervalues the role other players in winning games. \n\nHe is like Wilt Chamberlain, who with all his immense talent is less revered than about 50 other players who probably had less than 10% his abilities, yet won more championships, and ultimately more respect.
931590
I think the top 4-5 receivers are a toss-up, but I think he's definately in that class.\n\nFor more on the NFL and the Carolina Panthers, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
720023
The number 80 tops my list but it isn't Largent...It's Rice.\nRice then Largent. I would put them as my top two.\n\nLargent had the work ethic and drive that just made him great. He didn't mind the dirty work and would take any assignment. Those are qualities that many recievers lack.
80064
LT is the best running back in the NFl. He is an great guy in person as well
779817
meeee.....i love T.O. and the cowboys.....i know he doesnt seem like he's doing much but he's up there as usual in the wide receiver stats with a lot of td's........last time i checked it was 7\n\ncompletly off the subject but did you know T.O.'s son is called terrique......what a stupid name lol
810699
romo has the best rating.
493126
I'd like to say that Tomlinson is the best without a doubt but he does have alot of help with Neal clearing some huge holes my grandma could bust through.\n\nAs for speed, talent, mental alertness, vision, hands, conditioning I really like last years rookie Frank Gore.
1150932
Definatly. I use to think that Priest Holmes was the best but he was injured and has never come back. But if you can sub for Holmes without missing a beat then you are definatly one of the best. What makes him the best is that he isnt on a strong team when Alexander was on one of the 3 best teams in football last year. If your looking at this year than you choose Johnson as the better runningback. Johnson just gained a great blocker in Kyle Turley. Alexander lost his best blocker. Johnson is the best runningback in the NFL. No if, ands, or buts about it.
30017
As much as I hate the Baltimore Ravens (I happen to be a Cleveland Browns fan), I do enjoy the play of Ed Reed.  He watches the ball like a hawk, and in my opinion, is the most important player on the Baltimore Ravens' defense.  Ray Lewis's play is not what it once was due to age and injuries.  Therefore, a healthy Ed Reed is the biggest cog to help the Ravens D win.
92530
He ran a great 4.35 on the 40. the second best of wide-receivers, and pretty much the top-5 of everyone, all of this though is 'unofficial' just written down by reporters, the real notifications by the NFL will appear later and be easier to access
606955
My number one pick would be LT. People have been talking about him breaking Alexander's record of TD's in a season, and he will get plenty of carries. Best QB = Peyton Manning. Best WR = Chad Johnson or Marvin Harrison.
672841
hmm there are alot of very good wide-outs I will say the top 5\nnot an any order\n\n1.Steve Smith\n2.Chad Johnson\n3.Santana Moss\n4.Hinds Ward\n5.Randy Moss
330578
With T.O., you just have to look at things on a year-to-year basis.  I'm no T.O. fan, but he will have a significant impact on the Cowboys in 2006.  As far as 2006 is concerned, his impact will be positive, and should prove to be enough of a difference to earn Dallas a playoff berth.  Bledsoe almost instantly becomes a better QB by having Owens at the WR spot, and even less pressure could be lifted from Drew's shoulders if Julius Jones can rebound from a sub-par '05 campaign.  Owens's presence would have made a huge difference in all of those close games that Dallas dropped during the 2005 season.  Beyond 2006, you're guess is as good as mine.
1067901
LT for sure, he can do it all.  Shaun Alexander is great but can he throw touchdowns as well?  No he can't.  LT is the man
614535
I have to say Bengals. \n\n     Chad Johnson- Top 3 reciever in the league great hands. His crazy speed. His ability to run routes. His love for the game. His heart his competiveness. \n     \n      Rudi Johnson-  Great Young back this year should be around the top ten. \n\n       Carson Palmer-   Amazing young quartback i think he is second best under Peyton Manning right now. HIs arm his acuracy amazing. Wow he is going to be the best in the upcoming years. \n\n                 Mr Jones had one i didnt think of with the steelers. I just dont think the Big Ben is a Top Ten QB yet he will be but he did absoluetly terrible in the Super bowl and average in the playoffs. The only reason they won is because Shawn Alexander and Matt Hassle Back and the Rest of Seattle must have been sleeping or something they werent doin nutin. But Parker is a great young back and Ward is a top 5 or 10 reciever. \n \n         \n\n       If you counted Tight Ends as WR i would say Chiefs. With Green, Priest Holmes, and Gonzalez
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The best Dallas Cowboys players ever:\nRoger Staubach, Bob Lilly, Randy White, Ed Jones, Drew Pearson, Mel Renfro, Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Tony Dorsett, Chuck Howley, Don Meredith, Don Perkins, Lee Roy Jordan