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In the latest edition of Globe.10, Dan Shaughnessy and Christopher L. Gasper debated which was the better quarterback-receiver duo between the Patriots' Tom Brady and Randy Moss, and the legendary combo of San Francisco 49ers Joe Montana and Jerry Rice.
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1. Randy Moss, New England at Indianapolis
2. Marques Colston, New Orleans at St. Louis
3. Miles Austin, Dallas at Green Bay
4. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona vs Seattle
5. Roddy White, Atlanta at Carolina
6. Greg Jennings, Green Bay vs Dallas
7. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis vs New England
8. Vincent Jackson, San Diego vs Philadelphia
9. DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia at San Diego ...
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