How many Larry Fitzgerald drops?

Larry Fitzgerald has the most reliable hands

How many drops does Larry Fitz have?

Larry Fitzgerald has 29 drops in his career, he has caught a pass from 21 different cardinals quarterbacks...

What is Larry Fitzgerald drop percentage?

Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald has dropped a mere 34 passes on 996 catchable targets in the PFF era (2006-present). That career drop percentage of 3.41 percent is the best among any receiver in the PFF era with at least 150 catchable targets.

Does Larry Fitzgerald have more tackles than drops?

A more eye popping statistic is that even though Fitzgerald has had 34 quarterback changes throughout his career, he has still demonstrated his reliability as receiver as he has racked up more tackles, 39, than he's dropped passes, 29.

Who has the least drops in NFL history?

Larry Fitzgerald has the best hands in NFL history, and this stat proves it. Larry Fitzgerald's hands are so impressive he might have the most mind-boggling stat of any wide receiver to ever play the game. Over the course of his career, Fitzgerald has more tackles (39) than drops (29).

Where does Larry Fitzgerald rank all time?

79 on the list of best NFL players ever. Editor's Note: Throughout the 2021 NFL season, Joe Posnanski will rank the 101 best players in pro football history, in collaboration with FOX Sports.

Who has the most catches without a drop?

Most catches in the NFL in 2021 without a drop: Amon-Ra St. Brown: 90 22 more than anyone else.

How many dropped passes does Randy Moss have?

Moss currently leads the league in dropped passes with five.

How many passes did Deandre Hopkins drop in 2019?

But this was just a glimpse at how reliable Hopkins was last season. He dropped only one pass out of his team-leading 160 targets (0.06%), compared to a 2% drop rate in 2019.

How big is Deandre Hopkins hands?

Hopkins' hands measure at 10 inches. That measurement is done from the tip of the thumb across the hand to the end of the pinky finger. According to ESPN, only two receivers have measured with larger hands at the NFL Combine since 2013 (Kelvin Benjamin and Henry Ruggs III).

Has Larry Fitzgerald ever fumbled?

Larry Fitzgerald fumbled 13 times in his career.

Where does Michael Thomas rank all time?

That much is certain from his recent inclusion in the NFL Top 100 list, where NFL players vote for the best in the league heading into 2021. Thomas ranks 72nd, ahead of Cincinnati Bengals' Trey Hendrickson but behind Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield.

How many Super Bowl rings does Randy Moss have?

He played in two Super Bowl games, XLII with the Patriots and XLVII with the 49ers, both losses. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018.

Is Randy Moss the best WR ever?

Moss had the physical ability to be the greatest wide receiver in NFL history, but he was always a little too concerned about his next TD celebration. Rice on the other hand, was blessed with plenty of natural ability. He coupled that with elite work ethic, drive and commitment to become the best to ever play the game.

Who is the best wide receiver of all time?

Jerry Rice is simply the best. He's the NFL leader in career touchdowns, receiving yards, receptions, and touchdown receptions. In 20 seasons he won three Super Bowls and went to 13 Pro Bowls. As the best wideout in NFL history, he also belongs on the list of greatest football players of all time.

Is Larry Fitzgerald the best WR ever?

Fitzgerald's 1,432 career receptions hold the record for most by any player in NFL history with a single team, ranking second all-time for an entire career behind Hall of Fame WR Jerry Rice (1,549).

Is Larry Fitzgerald better than Jerry Rice?

Entering his 17th season in the NFL, Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald ranks second all-time behind Hall of Famer Jerry Rice in receptions and receiving yardage. Rice has a seemingly insurmountable lead in yards with 22,895, which is 5,812 more than Fitzgerald's 17,083.

Is Larry Fitzgerald the best receiver ever?

Fitzgerald, already considered one of the greatest wide receivers of all time, has suited up in each of the last 17 seasons for the Cardinals, who drafted him third overall in 2004.

Where did Larry Fitzgerald go?

What is Larry Fitzgerald doing now? Fitzgerald is actually working as a radio broadcast on a podcast called "Let's Go!" alongside Tom Brady and Gray.