Who is the best route runner in the NFL history?

Darrelle Revis didn’t have trouble with many of the receivers he faced during his NFL career. But one former Bengals receiver always proved to be a tough task for the former Jets corner. Revis named Chad Ochocinco the “best route runner in the history of the game” Thursday evening.

Is Chad Johnson one of the best of all time?

Chad Ochocinco He ranks in the top 50 all-time in receptions, yards, and touchdowns, and his career is far from over. His Hall-of-Fame jacket touchdown celebration may have been entirely premature, but if Ochocinco were to retire today, his numbers would compare favorably to many currently in the Hall of Fame.

Is Chad Ochocinco a Hall of Famer?

No Hall of Fame for OchoCinco.

Did Chad Johnson make it to the Hall of Fame?

Chad Johnson is one of six modern-era players up for the NFL’s Hall of Fame in 2022. The hall announced the 122-player group Wednesday, with the following Bengals sticking out as the notables: Chad Johnson.

Who has the best hands in NFL history?

Former NFL wide receiver Cris Carter ranks the five wide receivers he says had the best hands of all time.

Who was the fastest NFL player in history?

The NFL began clocking times electronically in 1999. Before that, the NFL used manual timing for all Combine records, and the argument for the fastest player leaves room for plenty of human error. It is reported that Bo Jackson ran his 40-yard dash in a blazing 4.13 seconds in 1986, making him the fastest of all-time.

How many passes has Larry Fitzgerald dropped?

29 drops
Larry Fitzgerald has 29 drops in his career, he has caught a pass from 21 different cardinals quarterbacks…

Who has the highest catch percentage in NFL history?

Jerry Rice
Jerry Rice has made the most career receptions, with 1,549 catches. Not what you’re looking for?

Who was faster Bo or Deion?

Both times were faster than Hall of Fame cornerback and two-sport star Deion Sanders’ official time of 4.27 in 1989. These truly are amazing, fast times turned in by great athletes. However, the fastest pre-draft 40-yard dash time may very well have been turned in by another two-sport star – Bo Jackson.