Jerry Rice laments being ranked 7th on NFL Network's 'Best Hands' list
Jerry Rice is the all-time leader in almost every major receiving category and took issue with the NFL Network ranking him seventh on their "Best Hands" list.
Rice was ranked the greatest player in NFL history by the network in 2010, but he still took issue with their most recent categorization.
NFL Network best hands number 7!#comeonman!Lol
— Jerry Rice (@JerryRice) June 10, 2016
You catch 1,549 receptions and you're number 7 on the list! #confused
— Jerry Rice (@JerryRice) June 10, 2016
Rice doesn't believe he had the best hands in NFL history, giving that distinction to former Minnesota Vikings star Cris Carter.
The San Francisco 49ers legend also doled out high praise to Odell Beckham Jr. and the current regime, stating that Pittsburgh Steelers star Antonio Brown could go for 2,000 yards in 2016.
Odell Beckham is a freak! #Amazing
— Jerry Rice (@JerryRice) June 10, 2016
Rice will likely take solace in his three Super Bowl rings, along with an extensive list of individual accolades.
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