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Keyshawn Johnson #19 | Wide Receiver | Carolina Panthers
Height: 6-4    Weight: 214    Born: Jul 22, 1972, Los Angeles, CA

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Statistics
YearTeamGRecRecYdsRecAvgRecTDs100YGRuAttRuYdsRuAvgRuTDs100YG
2000TB167187412.382252.500
2001TB15106126611.914000.000
2002TB1676108814.353000.000
2003TB104560013.332000.000
2004DAL167098114.0622136.500
2005DAL167183911.861133.000
2006CAR167081511.641144.010
Newsbreakers
June 25, 2008
Keyshawn Johnson said he's still "seriously" considering a comeback but that never came up when he spoke to Bill Parcells last month, according to the Miami Herald.

Our View:Pure speculation, but Miami is reportedly looking to upgrade their wide receiver depth chart behind Ted Ginn and Ernest Wilford. Terry Glenn's name has been mentioned in passing as a possibility, and now Johnson could be throwing his name into the mix.
February 19, 2008
Keyshawn Johnson is seriously contemplating a return to the NFL, according to Yahoo.com. "I like challenges," Johnson told Yahoo Sports on Monday. "The challenge of helping to turn a team around, to help get it to the next level, that gets my competitive fires burning. I have the itch, and right now I'm trying to decide how strong that itch is." Johnson, 35, turned down a two-year contract offer in May ‘07 worth nearly $8 million from the Tennessee Titans, instead signing a lucrative, four-year deal with ESPN. Johnson, who posted 70 receptions, 815 yards and four scores for the Carolina Panthers in 2006, will likely desire a contract larger than most NFL organizations are willing to offer, if he decides to give up his cushy ESPN gig.
February 11, 2008
Bill Parcells has apparently reached out to retired WR Keyshawn Johnson to see if Keyshawn may want to resume his career with the Miami Dolphins according to CBS4. Johnson and Parcells have worked together before including most recently at ESPN as analysts. The Dolphins need talent all over the field, and it matter's little how old that talent is. Johnson could conceivably be a decent possession receiver if he were to re-enter the NFL at age 36, but he will have to shake the rust off after a year of sitting pretty in the studio.
May 23, 2007
Keyshawn Johnson announced his retirement on Wednesday. “I’ve wavered time and time again,” Johnson stated during a press conference recapped by ESPN.com. “I’ve lived my dream. Now, I’m going to live another dream. I think today is not as emotional as the last two weeks, thinking about it. There were times there were sleepless nights, wondering if this was the right thing to do.” Johnson has accepted an analyst position with ESPN.
May 23, 2007
Keyshawn Johnson has declined an offer from the Titans and has decided to retire, according to John Clayton of ESPN.com. A press conference is expected to come Wednesday afternoon. Johnson, who turns 35 in July, reportedly wants to get into broadcasting.

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