Pony

And the other is that one right there where he splits the Steelers' defense and leaves even Troy Polamalu in his wake.

That postseason run was one of the most clutch postseason runs of all time, and by a receiver, you're not going to find many better.

30 catches in four games for Larry, 546 yards and seven touchdowns.

Jeez.

So I like to try to do the math.

And in fact, pro football reference will do it for you.

If you took those postseason stats and extrapolated it over a full 17 game season, it's the greatest season in the history of football of any position.

He would have been on pace for 2,320 yards.

Oh, my goodness.

And 30 touchdowns.

That's insanity.

Oh, my goodness.

And he's now a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Your guy.

You know him.

One of the hardest workers you've ever seen, right?

I have one story that always sticks out in my mind about Larry Fitzgerald.

And Larry has been a part of my life since I was in high school.

Had the opportunities to be around him and to train with him, to pick his brain when I was a young player at West Allegheny through Tyler Pelko, who's best friends with him.

So I've been around Larry a long time.