Which great WR in their prime would you have like to see DB9 work with not named MT13 or Quiet Storm? (1 Viewer)

[DerrickB]

It doesn't have to be a former Saints player. I'm talking guys like...
Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, Jerry Rice, Larry Fitzgerald, etc. Any great wideout that you can think of that was great in the prime years of their career.

As for me, I would love to see Drew work with Isaac Bruce. That dude was beast when it comes to route running.

 

[SUGrad03]

Rice or Megatron

 

[Walter White]

Randy Moss

 

[Twyst]

Prime Moss has to be the GOAT. Rice did it for a really long time and had a freakishly long productive career, but for my money for one season with any receiver in their prime Im taking Randy without a second thought

 

[Treybad]

Larry Fitzgerald

 

[SaintsAreWinners]

Fitzgerald. The way Drew threw a pass to him in the pro bowl, I can imagine the smooth chemistry they’d have long term.

 

[swampdawg1969]

Eric Martin

 

[GW93]

Moss or Fitz. Belichick was able to handle Moss' attitude, so Payton probably could too. And Fitz would have been so money (like he wasn't already?) with Brees throwing to him.

 

[sammymvpknight]

Rice

 

[HogsNSaints]

Larry Fitzgerald is probably the best answer. Drew’s deadly accuracy with Fitzgerald’s hands would be dominant.

For the sake of saying someone different, I’ll say Andre Johnson. Maybe the best bully WR with the ball in the air in the history of the NFL.

 

[SweetT]

For me, it would be a WR that has produced no matter what QB was throwing to him. Andre Johnson, DeAndre Hopkins, Larry Fitzgerald, Edelman, Megatron, etc.
I think Hopkins would be the best answer now with a 40 year old Drew. Dude is unreal

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Randy.

 

[NOFALCONS10]

Rice
Megatron
T.O.
Andre Johnson

Big wrs that would be easy to find for Brees.

 

[SigFreudianSlip]

Rice
Megatron
T.O.
Andre Johnson

Big wrs that would be easy to find for Brees.

Yea I picked Moss even tho those guys would be better with Drew.

 

[NOFALCONS10]

Randy Moss

I could see Moss having to slow up a lot here.

I think his best work was with Daunte Culpeper.