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From reading the he retired thread, I see he had miserable QB's tossing him the rock for most of his career.
But his numbers are impressive. 11 seasons played 66 touchdowns scored 814 receptions, regular season 10,571 yards Only missed one game where he wasn't suspended. |
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how are these impressive
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A better question would be how many receivers have there been during Johnson's career who are better than him, but still won't make the Hall of Fame.
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This is the same argument that's given for Vinny Testaverde. Great overall career numbers (6th in yardage and completions, 8th in touchdowns), but never really had a period in which he fully dominated the game.
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Are Keyshawn's numbers really that great? 11 years of 74 receptions for 961 yards and 6 TDs? I think Billy's question is much better.
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He's as likely to make the baseball HOF as he is the football HOF.
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hmmm... Dumb question, but do they factor in a player's college playing career to a Hall of Fame decision?
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hmmm... Dumb question, but do they factor in a player's college playing career to a Hall of Fame decision? [/ QUOTE ] I'm sure they do for the College Football Hall of Fame. |
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So Keyshawn will be a College Football Hall of Famer then?
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Not even close.
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