The 25 Best NFL Wide Receiver Seasons in the Last 25 Years
19. Randy Moss, Minnesota Vikings (2003)
Three years later, Moss attained the 17 mark in terms of AV again. This time, he had 2 more touchdowns (17) and nearly 200 more yards (1,632) than he did in 2000.
How did he build upon such a season? Well, in a nutshell, he got the ball more. While Moss' yards per target (9.49) decreased, his receptions increased all the way up to 111 on 172 targets. In doing so, he improved on his catch rate (64.5%), and this improvement positioned him on the league's First-Team All-Pro roster for the third time.
