It’s definitely unfair, and it might not even be correct. It’s just my impression of why Moss gets that treatment from the general public when other WRs don’t. I do believe Moss improved his QBs’ chances at success, and I also believe great QBs improve their WRs’ shot at success. No reason they can’t both be true.

All fair points, but as you pointed out above, it’s still unfair when you consider that Culpepper had one of the best seasons of his career with Nate Burleson as his defacto WR1 (and that was Burleson’s best season of his career by a mile…Perhaps it was Culpepper making him look better?)