In the history of the NFL, a few lucky teams have had two future Hall of Fame receivers on the field at the same time. Usually, it's a case of two ships passing in the night. One player is on the rise while the other is in decline. That’s how it was on the Raiders in the late 1980s when James Lofton was trending down just as Tim Brown was introducing himself to the league.
Or Washington in the mid-1960s. Bobby Mitchell was approaching the end as Charley Taylor was ascending. Nearing the turn of the millennium, San Francisco got several prime seasons out of both an aging Jerry Rice and a young Terrell Owens.