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Originally Posted by SNR
Jerry Rice didn't run as fast, isn't as tall, and doesn't jump as high as Thomas. Rice was also notorious for his drops early in his career and during the first couple years of Steve Young.
It once again comes down to Rice being "just a possession receiver." I'm sure if you could, you would even say that Thomas runs better routes than Rice. Because you're a flaming dumbass.
Bowe is stronger, harder to take down after the catch, and a much better route runner than Thomas. His dick is also twice as long. He plays harder and more physical. The two are completely different WRs, but if I had to have my choice of either one, Bowe has proven he gets shit done no matter WHO his QB is. We have yet to see him play with a real passer. Who the hell knows what he could accomplish with that.
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The 6-3, 229-pound Thomas might be the hardest receiver to tackle since Sterling Sharpe, and Thomas is much, much faster than Sharpe was.
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http://www.profootballweekly.com/201...-wide-receiver
And you're just knocking DT's route running because that was the knock on him coming out of college. DT has significantly improved his route running since he has been in the league. You can't prove that Bowe is a better route runner than Thomas.