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Randy Moss Retires: The Top 20 Receivers in NFL History – Receiving Touchdowns

Randy Moss - Touchdown!

Randy Moss – Touchdown! (Getty)

Randy Moss is retiring. Supposedly.  The word “retire” now encompasses a number of definitions: ending a career for good, or temporarily, or leveraging the work-stoppage for a better employment situation.

Anyway, shoe-in Hall of Famer Randy Moss is second all time, soon to be third, in receiving touchdowns with 153.  He’s tied with other shoe-in, Terrell Owens.  Controversy or not, Moss and Owens are two of the greatest receivers to ever play the game.  We’re talking top 5 and maybe even top 3.

Check out tight end Tony Gonzalez in 10th.

Here are the NFL‘s all-time leaders in receiving touchdowns.

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Update: Randy Moss has come out of retirement as quickly as he entered it. He’ll be suiting up for the 49ers in 2012.

1. Jerry Rice 197 1985-2004 49ers, Oakland Raiders, Seahawks
2. Randy Moss 153 1998- Vikings, Oakland Raiders, Patriots, Titans
2. Terrell Owens 153 1996- 49ers, Eagles, Cowboys, Bills, Bengals
4. Cris Carter 130 1987-2002 Eagles, Vikings, Dolphins
5. Marvin Harrison 128 1996-2008 Indianapolis Colts
6. Tim Brown 100 1988-2004 LA Raiders, Oakland Raiders, Buccaneers
6. Steve Largent 100 1976-1989 Seahawks
8. Don Hutson 99 1935-1945 Packers
9. Isaac Bruce 91 1994-2009 LA Rams, St. Louis Rams, 49ers
10. Tony Gonzalez 88 1997- Chiefs, Falcons
10. Don Maynard 88 1958-1973 Giants, NY Titans, NY Jets, St. Louis Cardinals
12. Andre Reed 87 1985-2000 Bills, Redskins
13. Lance Allworth 85 1962-1972 Chargers, Cowboys
13. Paul Warfield 85 1964-1977 Browns, Dolphins
15. Andre Rison 84 1989-2000 Colts, Falcons, Browns, Jaguars, Packers, Chiefs, Oakland Raiders
15. Tommy McDonald 84 1957-1968 Eagles, Cowboys, LA Rams, Falcons, Browns
15. Irving Fryar 84 1984-2000 Patriots, Dolphins, Eagles, Redskins
15. Mark Clayton 84 1983-1993 Dolphins, Packers
19. Hines Ward 83 1998- Steelers
20. Art Powell 81 1959-1968 Eagles, NY Titans, Oakland Raiders, Bills, Vikings