Where does Cooper Kupp's season rank among all time great seasons for a receiver?

[RobBase]

Don't understand how he didn't get more votes for the MVP.

Dude had a monster season and it will no doubt be a while before anyone comes close to those numbers again.

LA doesn’t have a lot of fans. If he was a Cowboy he would have probably won it.

 

[Manster54]

Kupp took the single season mantle in 21.

 

[navamind]

Isaac Bruce had a monster season in 1995 despite playing on an offense that was 22nd in the league in scoring and had Chris Miller and a washed up Rypien at QB.

 

[Handicappers]

I’d rank it top 5 easy.

along with 2 Jerry Rice seasons, Randy Moss 2007, and Calvin Johnson 2011

 

[broncosmitty]

I’d rank it top 5 easy.

along with 2 Jerry Rice seasons, Randy Moss 2007, and Calvin Johnson 2011

I turned down Lambeau tickets for the last regular season game in 2011.

First time both QBs threw for 400 yards and 5 TDs. Matt Flynn made an assload of money on account of that night.

Still don’t regret it. They lost and it was cold af

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Well he avg. 114.5 yds a game which is pretty impressive in a 17 game span. (more games the harder to keep an avg. up)
Everyone is throwing out some popular ones
Cooper Kupp 145 rec 1947 yds 16 TDs 114.5 yds/G (17 games)
how about an old school guy from yesteryear. (1961)
Charley Hennigan 82 rec 1746 yds 12 TDs 124.7 yds/G (14 games)
2012 Calvin Johnson beats Kupp in yds & Yds/G except he only has 5 TDs & a much less catch %
122 rec 1964 yds 5 TDs 122.8 yds/G (16 games)
2015 Julio Jones 136 rec 1871 yds 8 TDs 116.9 yds/G (16 games) If he only had more TDs.
1995 Jerry Rice 122 rec 1848 yds 15 TDs 115.5 yds/G (16 games)
1965 Lance Alworth 69 rec 1602 yds 14 TDs 114.4 yds/G (14 games)
Might as well throw Crazy Legs Hirsch in there as well considering the era.
1951 66 rec 1495 yds 17 TDs 124.6 yds/G (12 games)

It could be argued, depending where you put the most worth (statwise) into. That he has had the best season season for a WR.
What I really find incredible is his 75.9 catch%

 

[broncosmitty]

Well he avg. 114.5 yds a game which is pretty impressive in a 17 game span. (more games the harder to keep an avg. up)
Everyone is throwing out some popular ones
Cooper Kupp 145 rec 1947 yds 16 TDs 114.5 yds/G (17 games)
how about an old school guy from yesteryear. (1961)
Charley Hennigan 82 rec 1746 yds 12 TDs 124.7 yds/G (14 games)
2012 Calvin Johnson beats Kupp in yds & Yds/G except he only has 5 TDs & a much less catch %
122 rec 1964 yds 5 TDs 122.8 yds/G (16 games)
2015 Julio Jones 136 rec 1871 yds 8 TDs 116.9 yds/G (16 games) If he only had more TDs.
1995 Jerry Rice 122 rec 1848 yds 15 TDs 115.5 yds/G (16 games)
1965 Lance Alworth 69 rec 1602 yds 14 TDs 114.4 yds/G (14 games)
Might as well throw Crazy Legs Hirsch in there as well considering the era.
1951 66 rec 1495 yds 17 TDs 124.6 yds/G (12 games)

It could be argued, depending where you put the most worth (statwise) into. That he has had the best season season for a WR.
What I really find incredible is his 75.9 catch%

In 1942 Don Hutson lead the league with 1211 receiving yards and 17 TDs.

The #2 guys had 571 yards and and 8 TDs.

I think it has to be on the short list.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

In 1942 Don Hutson lead the league with 1211 receiving yards and 17 TDs.

The #2 guys had 571 yards and and 8 TDs.

I think it has to be on the short list.

1942 Don Hutson 74 rec. 1211 yds 17 TDs 110.1 yds/G (11 games) says he only started four of them

Now added

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Sidenote
Wes Chandler was probably on his way to the best season ever but only made it to 8 games.
1982 49 rec 1032 yds 9 TDs 129 yds/G (8 games)

He was on an amazing pace.

 

[Mofo]

Sidenote
Wes Chandler was probably on his way to the best season ever but only made it to 8 games.
1982 49 rec 1032 yds 9 TDs 129 yds/G (8 games)

He was on an amazing pace.

In that era, it was indeed impressive. But still gotta have a full season to really count. It'll be the same for these 17-game guys for awhile; 1,000 yd seasons rushing is looking less and less dominant.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

In that era, it was indeed impressive. But still gotta have a full season to really count. It'll be the same for these 17-game guys for awhile; 1,000 yd seasons rushing is looking less and less dominant.

thats why I just made it a side note.