Randy Moss has been an elite receiver ever since the Minnesota Vikings drafted him 21rst overall in the 1998 NFL draft. His leaping ability and his height, make him a daily nightmare for defensive coordinators throughout the league. Many knew he would be a star even from his playing days as a collegiate athlete at Marshall University.

Even though he was traded in 2005 to the Oakland Raiders, he continued to be a fan favorite. He didn`t stop setting records for receiving, which made people want his #81 NFL jersey even more.    (more...)

      Terrell Owens days as a controversial Dallas Cowboy are over. He is now the proud owner of a #81 Buffalo Bills jersey. He will bring a new attitude that the Bills have needed for such a long time. Owens who is now 35 years old, has been a interesting player on and off the field with his teammates. From arguing about not getting the ball, to sharing popcorn with fans Owens is very unpredictable.   (more...)

Chad Johnson is now Ocho Cinco

    Ocho Cinco finally was approved to officially change his name from Chad Johnson to Ocho Cinco. So begins another chapter of NFL fans seeking out his new #85 Bengals jersey. Johnson or Ocho Cinco, didn`t receive his request to change the name on his jersey last year from the league.   (more...)

5) Calvin Johnson:  Detroit Lions wide receiver Johnson should be number one, but since he plays for the worst team in NFL history, I'd bet that Calvin is just fine being the on the list at all. Johnson has played with all his heart this season, but it just seemed that it was not to be for him or the Lions to win a game. Even though he played for the win-less Lions, Calvin finished out the season with  1,331 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns.
4)  Brandon Marshall:  Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon alone with Jay Cutler, Lead the Broncos to the Divisional game Sunday, only to have their shot at winning their division stopped short. Brandon finished out the season with 1,265 receiving yards and only 6 touchdowns.
3)  Steve Smith:   Carolina Panthers wide receiver Smith has been the dominant force in Carolina this season, even though he was suspended for two games earlier this season. Steve has helped lead the Panthers to a (12-4) season. Smith ended the regular season with 1,421 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns.
2) Larry Fitzgerald:   Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry is Kurt Warner's go to guy, and it seems that larry was gone to quite a lot. just in week 17 win over the Seahawks, Larry had 130 yards and 2 touchdowns. Fitzgerald finished out the regular season with 1,431 yards receiving and 12 touchdowns. This alone is why Larry is listed as the number two receiver.
1)  Andre Johnson:  Houston Texans wide receiver Andre just like Calvin Johnson is on one of the not so great teams, so maybe that is why they both are in the top five. Johnson has helped get the Texans to their (8-8) season, but once again is out shined by other well known players around the NFL. Andre finished the season with 1,575 receiving yards and 8 touchdown. so it's no wonder why he is ranked as the number one receiver.