By Eric Branch NEW ORLEANS ? Before Jerry Rice even began talking to a gaggle of reporters Thursday, it was clear he?d have something to say about San Francisco wide receiver Randy Moss. Standing on an elevated stage in a conference room at the Louisiana Convention Center, Rice, 50, was introduced by a member of the ESPN public-relations staff as ?arguably the best wide receiver in NFL history.? Rice piped up: ?The second best.? The line was a reference to Moss? media-day claim that he is the greatest wide receiver in league history, despite possessing 567 fewer catches and 7,603 fewer yards than Rice. Moments later, Rice, an ESPN analyst, [...]
