Steve Smith

Well, that goes.

Here's the other part I got sidetracked on.

You know, we go in the Hall of Fame and you go in the Hall of Fame or they have your individual numbers and your name on the back of your jersey because they want to identify who you are.

And so if they are already saying that we need to identify each player in each position, then yes, there also will never be another Randy Moss.

All right.

There are people who maybe look like him from the eye test.

But there are things about Randy Moss that when God created Randy, it was only unique to him.

Yeah, just studying my opponents.

So for me, if there's another me, if there was another me or if there were other players like me, then I no longer would be needed.

A lot of opponents would look at your eyes or try to hit your arm.

I remember studying Nate Clemens.

He was with San Francisco after he had left Buffalo.

And I just remember studying him and watching him.

I would have lost my job.

And it was one of those things with him.

Because they can just go out when I do something stupid.

He knew when a ball was coming, and so he rarely turned around.

They can just go out on the corner and just grab another one.

And he would just hit his hands.

So that forced me at that time to learn a new technique because if I didn't, I didn't eat that week.