Did Cooper Kupp have the greatest WR season of all time?

[sammymvpknight]

1 minute ago, FrantikRam said:

 

 

Well I was joking, but that's mildly disrespectful.

He breaks DBs ankles quite a bit - so that'd probably be it. Or maybe breaking tackles - does that a lot too.

I love Kupp. I was sort of joking as well. 

[JetsCrash]

Triple crown, OPOY, SB MVP, GW TD in the Super Bowl, 180 yards against the Bucs including two critical catches on the final drive in the divisional round, both touchdowns against the 49ers to win the NFC title game, 11 of 17 regular seasons games with over 100 yards receiving (with all but one game over 90 yards), and five two-touchdown games in the regular season. I would say this was the greatest season by a receiver ever, though Jerry Rice has had several seasons that are very close to this. 

[JonStark]

I honestly don't see how anyone could vote no. If we're just talking regular season, Rice in '95 is an acceptable answer but the postseason gives it to Kupp for sure. 

Regular season stats:
Jerry Rice (1995) - 1848 rec yards (115.5 YPG), 15 TDs
Calvin Johnson (2012) - 1964 rec yards (122.75 YPG), 5 TDs
Randy Moss (2007) - 1493 rec yards (93.5 YPG), 23 TDs
Cooper Kupp (2021) - 1947 rec yards (114.53 YPG), 16 TDs (1829 rec yards, 114.31 YPG, 15 TDs through 16 games)
 

[jrry32]

Yes.

[Billy86]

Also did some very solid work in the blocking game and lined up all over the place when needed (which not only makes him harder to defend against but requires a QB like knowledge of the play book, schemes, etc). As if any more icing on the proverbial cake was needed. 

[Dash]

You got Coop'd may sound better