John Clayton’s Schooled: The NFL’s trend of big WRs with Herman Moore
Herman Moore, a three-time All-Pro who helped start the trend of big wide receivers in the NFL, joins John Clayton to talk about the development of the position in the league on Schooled with the Professor.
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One of the things the NFL has been watching in recent years is the development of wide receivers. Wide receivers have been getting bigger and better through the years, so Herman Moore, one of the big receivers who started that trend, joins me on the latest episode of Schooled with the Professor.
Moore, a top 10 pick in 1991 and three-time All-Pro with the Detroit Lions, talks about the changes in offenses over the years and how receivers are gaining more stature even though the NFL is a quarterback-driven league. Moore also talks about how offenses have grown and developed and shares his opinion on some of the top receivers in football.
You can listen to the podcast embedded above, through the 710 ESPN Seattle podcast page, or on your favorite podcast app including iTunes.
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