Jerry Rice Streak Ends, Jerry Makes Scene

[biff's almanac]

Not happy with just a team victory,Jerry threw a major fuss,kicking down markers and cussing because he did not have a reception for the first time in 20 years,
Dan Patrick pointed out that the last time Jerry failed to catch a pass Barry Bonds had Zero Major League home runs.
Jerry isn't getting any seperation,Gannon not looking his way. Jerry might want to go the Tim Brown route,except it is kind of late for Jerry to bow out gracefully.

[big action]

I am ready to butcher Norv Turner.

Why the hell was Justin Fargas not in yesterdays game? That is outrageous!

[MadCapper]

Jerry knows that if Moss stays healthy his whole career he may eclipse every one of his REGULAR SEASON records. He is already on pace to break them.

[MadCapper]

Moss has 79 TD in 97 games

8402 REC yds

529 receptions

After 6 seasons Rice had:

79 TD

452 REC

8666 REC yds

I loved what Mike Ditka said: "Jerry can go out and start another streak." Yeah, right. That means in 20 years, when he's 62, he'll have a shot at breaking his record again. LMFAO.

[jjgold]

Self centered loser like most players

[JoeyrollNy]

Rice is an ass. If the raiders didn't take has beens he would have been done long ago.

[PhillyFanatic]

MC, that statement is laughable. Moss is 27, and would have to play until he's 40 before he even considers breaking those records. That means not getting injured, and at some point going from a speed WR into a possession receiver. He's 1000 catches behind Rice, which means 10 more 100 catch years. In his six year career, Moss has had 100 catches twice, so he has a lot of work to do if he wants to get past 1500 catches.

After six full seasons, Moss has 8400 career receiving yards, compared to Rice's 22,500 lifetime. Once again, he'll need about 10 more seasons of about 1400 yards receiving to get this record. His best shot is probably receiving TD's, but he's still 115 behind in that category, so he obviously has a ton of work to do. Saying that Rice is pissed because he thinks Moss will break his record is the equivalent to saying that Bonds is pissed after a homerun-less streak because he knows that Pujols is on pace to break his records. Can he do it? Of course, but he'll need to play until 40 and continue to put up the same type of numbers that he's putting up right now, which is a longshot. Moss' next 6 years will probably not equal his first 6, while in years 7-12, Rice's receptions increased along with his TDs and yards staying consistent. There is a reason Rice is unquestionably the greatest WR in the history of the NFL, and Moss will find that out in about 5 years, when he's still way behind on Rice's numbers even while in his thirties.

[chris@thegreek]

This isn't as bad as Walter not scoring a TD in the SB,