If it were you, who would you choose in these four cases?
For a Super Bowl champion team, a good star takeover is really too important. Super Bowl MVP Cooper Karp this season confirms this again. So, for an offense, a game, a season, a team, which outsider would you trust the most? Today, the three editors gave their answers.
One gear offense
Now it's time for the final super bowl offense. From the last 20 yard line, touchdown can lift the trophy. All the outsiders in NFL history are at their peak, who would you choose?
Mop: "Mighty Sky" Calvin Johnson
Wei Zhentian is a monster. With a height of 1 meter 96 and a weight of more than 230 pounds, he can run 4.35 and 40 yards. His physical qualities allow him to receive any pass anywhere on the pitch, even under the bag. With a huge body and the fastest Fad route, he is the most trustworthy object of the final attack.
Kirby: "Mighty Sky" Calvin Johnson
The reason why Wei Zhentian is Wei Zhentian is because he can make the impossible possible. Strength, speed, height, everything you want to take over outside he has, so if in the most critical moment, you'll want The Mighty Sky to line up on your side and then let him catch any ball thrown at him.
Master Ma: "Mighty Heaven" Calvin Johnson
A gear is decided, and to choose an external successor must be "Wei Zhentian" Kelvin Johnson. His physical fitness is that of a monster-like presence in an external hand. Physical test results at the time of draft: height 1.96 meters, weight 108 kg, 40 yards to reach a staggering 4 seconds 38, vertical vertical jump 108 cm, standing long jump 353 cm. Such height also has both speed and explosiveness, and no matter what kind of defensive player you face, you have a physical advantage. Looking at his stats, the highest 329 yards per game, the highest 1964 yards in a single season is the 1st in league history, and the number of yards received above 200 yards in 5 career games is also the 1st in history. Imagine a quarterback passing the ball into the field in the final slot of the game, and Kelvin Johnson leaping high above the cornerback and the security guard to pluck the ball off his head.
A game
It's a game to go home without winning, just like every playoff game in the NFL and the Super Bowl. All the outside takeovers in NFL history are at their peak, what are your options?
Mop: Depo Samuel
Samuel was an all-rounder who was able to do many things on the pitch and was proficient in everything. He can catch the ball, rush the ball, and even participate in the return attack if necessary. He never stopped after receiving the ball, and even if he encountered a grappling, he could arch a few yards forward. He always creates possibilities from the impossible and is able to give the team the most help in a game.
Kirby: Julio Jones
Although the "strongest receiver" discussion has gradually withdrawn from the "strongest receiver" discussion in these two seasons due to injuries, Julio Jones at the peak will undoubtedly make all the defensive groups look like they are on the verge of a big opponent. Julio has had a 300-yard game in his career, and three 250+ yard games are the most in the history of the league, and if I want to talk about the explosive power of a single game, I voted for the super outsider.
Master Ma: Julio Jones
Career averaging 91.9 yards per game, 1st all-time; 300 yards high in a single game, 6th all-time; and choosing an outsider for a single game, I'll pick Julio Jones. He has received up to 300 yards in a single game, the 6th most in league history. If a game isn't convincing enough, his career average of 91.9 yards per game can show his ability, which is number one in league history. Such a steady play allows you to always believe that he will win this crucial game for the team.
One season
This is your team's best chance to win the Super Bowl. If it fails, the team will face the collapse of the lineup because of the salary space. At this point, which outsider would you believe to lead your team to the top?
Mop: Cooper Karp
Karp finished the perfect season this season. The triple crown winner in the regular season, the king of the playoffs, and the Super Bowl MVP. For an outside season, you can't ask for more. This season, he has caught more than 60 yards per game, and in just 2 games he has received less than 90 yards.
Kirby: Cooper Karp
As the strongest catch weapon for the new Super Bowl champions, Karp's performance this season is undoubtedly at the record level. Outside, slot, the triple crown winner handed over the historical level of season statistics, 145 catches + 1947 yards + 16 touchdowns, such data who does not love?
Master Ma: Randy Moss
Randy Moss! Consider a team's entire season, and you'll want the expatriate to consistently help the team score points, win games, and make it to the playoffs. Randy Moss has a record of 30 touchdowns in a single season, a record he still holds in the league, and he has two more seasons to get 17 touchdowns, ranking 6th in league history. You can see how terrifying his offensive firepower is throughout the season, and he will continue to score touchdowns to win games for the team.
A team
We now push the time to the draft. You're holding a pick, and the most needed position on the team is the receiver. You desperately need an outside receiver to turn the whole team around, after all, you don't want to win a double-time signing (sorry, Jaguars). If all the successors in history were involved in this draft, and you could see their entire careers, who would you choose?
Mop: Michael Owen
Irving once led the Cowboys on a flamboyant offense in the '90s, winning three Super Bowls. He is also one of the reasons cowboys are called "Team America". In the dressing room, he has also been a leader who has inspired the team to move forward. Even after retiring, he was able to rely on his own sense of humor to appear on various TV shows, so that Cowboy continued to be active in the national audience.
Kirby: Larry Fitzgerald
If you want to choose an external successor to build a team, the most important thing in addition to strength is to be able to maintain health. Larry Legend is not only exceptional, but has never missed more than 4 games in every season of his career. Stable, outstanding, and strong personality charm, concubines are undoubtedly one of the excellent choices for the core of the team.
Master Ma: Jerry Rice
To choose an outsider as the cornerstone of the team,There is no doubt that Jerry Rice, who has entered the Hall of Fame, is the best choice. He played in the league for 20 seasons, was named to the All-Team 10 times, and won three Super Bowl titles for the 49ers. No one else can match this resume, he is the "GOAT" of the receiver, and the number of career catches, the number of yards received and the number of touchdowns are all the First in league history. No other outfielder is more suited to be the cornerstone of the team than Jerry Rice.
Which external successor did the editors miss?
Nominations are welcome!