Keyshawn to retire.
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playmaker1
Get the ball to the PLAYMAKER!
I don't know, I would have taken him on our team. He might not be a number one guy anymore, but he is very clutch.
I see him pulling a Seau and signing with a team in a few days. As camps start, teams will realize they need him and his phone will start to ring.
I see him pulling a Seau and signing with a team in a few days. As camps start, teams will realize they need him and his phone will start to ring.
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Most overrated receiver of all time. If he was only as good as he thought he was, he would have been a hall of famer.
DonShula84
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I think he's pretty underrated. When people talk about WR his name is almost never brought up, but he has been very productive. Not saying he is one of the greatest of all time, but he had a very respectable career.
finswin56
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:yes: We agree Don. Keyshawn will always be remembered for "Throw Me the Damn Ball" and his issues in TB. The guy was unstoppable as a Jet, and as good of an all around WR in the NFL... over the middle, outstanding blocker. He was a malcontent, but he also didn't take plays off like you would think with his attitude. And let's remember how many world beaters he had as a QB.
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He was the #1 pick and that is very important in any discussion. In his draft, there were Marvin Harrison, Eric Moulds, Joe Horn, and some guy from a small school by the name of Terrell Owens. I would have taken anyone of those guys over loud mouth Keyshawn. Seriously, how many times do you honestly go into games fearing Keyshawn?
Yes he was a pretty productive player. But he was never a top 5 wr and I would expect more from a wr picked #1 overall. He was the black Ed McCafferey.
