Jerry Rice Jr. defends dad as code receiver after Randy Moss comments

Jerry Rice Jr. is not going to allow people to discredit his father’s heritage.

The former UCLA and UNLV wide receiver took to Twitter To protect the 49ers icon Jerry Rice after Hall of Fame Randy Moss said he was the biggest Always play level.

“So you agree with Randy No. 1,” Rice Jr. responded to user Colton White. “Do you think it’s any harm to my dad? Randy went deep. My dad took it 5 yards and took it home. The Super Bowl gave him 21 points in 1 of the 4 he participated in. I can go on, but it’s too much.”

On the latest episode of the “TO and Hatch” podcast, Moss claimed to be the GOAT broadest receiver, in fact not even 2nd on the Rice list.

“I’ll put myself first, put [Terrell Owens] Second, “Moss said.” I think Jerry [Rice] Probably the third or fourth. I talk about dominating the game and changing the game of football. I don’t live in statistics, because if you live in statistics and live in championships, that’s politics. You’ve seen guys liberated or cut from a team by a word or two in the media. You have seen that contracts are not given because of the skin color of the guys. You need to get politics out of the game of football and see what everyone can do in the game of football. ”

Owens, who told Moss these comments, knew Accept the NFL figures that set Rice’s record In quote-tweet.

It was Owens’ tweet that led to Rice Jr.’s response.

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Young Rice didn’t have to defend his dad’s place in history, but he did exactly that. Anyone who has watched the NFL for the past four decades will know that Rice is the best recipient of the game. He’s even in the conversation for the best overall player in NFL history. Moss and Owens are great players, but they are not in that conversation.