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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 949647" data-attributes="member: 10086">Very true. 10 in a decade would be more reasonable.Picking 10 in Packers history is going to exclude some fantastic players. Just since I’ve been watching in the early-mid 1970’s there’s been 30+ high impact.My Fully Unrealized potential favorite was our WR, Sterling Sharpe. In just his last 3 seasons (years 5-7)he averaged per season-105 catches; 1,324 yards 14TDWith #4 tossing the ball,  Sterling would’ve likely finished somewhere ahead of Chris Carter (13,899) and Behind Terrell Owens (15,934) area. Possibly top 3 all time behind Rice and Fitzgerald.Although James Lofton did more with less at a time when the passing game wasn’t near what it is today.  How do you average 18.83 per catch over 16 years?  That’s just an incredible feat for that era.Lofton would be my #1 WR. He’d be a 20,000 yard guy in todays world</blockquote>

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