8 seconds left, he gets away from the pressure fires
to the end zone.
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Different NFL quarterback receiver connections have many different features, and
while some of the best receivers are used for all
purposes and some of them check safety as usual, what
is being examined today are the duels that give the
most points to the board.
Some are still going and some are Hall of Farmers,
but they're all on the short list.
If only a pair as some of the most treasured
have been seen.
Aaron Rodgers and Jordy Nelson.
Assuming Aaron Rodgers and Davinty Adams would stay with the
Green Bay Packers for a few more years, it would
not be surprising to see them on this list at
some point.
But now the man who caught the most TD transmission
from Rodgers is Jordy Nelson.
Rogers and Nelson competed for 65 points regularly from 2008
to 2017 and a further five points in the game.
Jim Kelly and Andre Reid While Jim Kelly and Andre
Reid could not win another Super Bowl, they took Bills
to four games in a row when they had 11
years together in Buffalo and competed for 17 touchdowns, 65
in the offseason regular and six in the post station.
Drew Brees and Marques Colston Throughout his career, Drew Brees
has handled passes to a few recipients, but he had
never seen anyone in the end zone more than Marques
Colston.
Colston represented Brees when he came to the New Orleans
Saints in 2006 and 10 years later the two combined
had 76 matches.
Peyton Manning and Reggie Wayne Peyton Manning had a lot
of defenses during his years within Indianapolis Colts, the biggest
of which was Reggie Wayne.
Manning threw a 67 season regular touchdown pass to Wayne
and hit nine more in the playoffs.
Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown When Ben Roethlisberger and Otorino
Brown never saw each other again, they did not allow
the path to become one of the greatest in history.
In non consecutive seasons with the Steelers, the two men
connected for 74 consecutive seasons and four more in the
postseason.
Dan Marimo and Mark Clayton Dan Marimo and Mark Clayton
came to the NFL together in 1983 and soon became
one of the best receivers in the league.
The two spent ten seasons together, seeing 82 touchdowns before
Clayton brought his talent to the Green Bay Packers for
his final season in 1993.
Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates During the first three years
of his career, Antonio Gates caught most of his touchdowns
by Drew Brees, but when the charges decided to go
the extra mile, he spent the rest of his career
capturing touchdowns as Philip Rivers.
Both games were up to 90 points before Gates called
him out after 16 seasons, all but one coming in
a regular season.
Steve Young and Jerry Rice After catching 67 touchdown passes
by Drake Joe Montana, Jerry Rice caught another 92 touchdown
passes by Steve Young.
Young spent many years behind Montana but became the San
Francisco 49ers quarterback in 1993 and quickly let the team
to a Super Bowl victory in just his second season
as a starter.
Leave the man who many believe is the greatest recipient
in history to throw into the future unharmed.
Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski.
Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski is the only drill on
this list to be hooked on touchdowns with two different
groups.
TB 1/2 had Gronk for 78 regular season goes and
12 more in the postseason with the New England Patriots.
Both were extended for seven seasons in a row during
their first match against the Tampa Bay Bootsoners in 2020
and then connected to the first quarterfinal TD in Super
Bowl 55, which broke through the TB12 futility streak in
the NFL title game and then hooked again in the
second quarter.
Took them all to 99.
Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison It should come as no
surprise to anyone that Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison are
the finalists on this list.
Both of them spend 11 seasons together with the Indian
Nepalis cults and are the most dangerous in the NFL,
at least in the regular season at all.
While 112 bad seasons will not be a lot of
numbers, the two goals only doubled in the postseason.
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