The Scrubs

Cold, Hard Football Facts for Apr 23, 2006



The Scrubs
 
How do you become a Scrub? You join the NFL amid high hopes and big money, then proceed to put up lowly little numbers.
 
The Scrubs are best represented by Kevin Dyson and Koren Robinson. Dyson had his one moment in the sun when he caught a potential Super Bowl-tying, career-defining pass for Tennessee in Super Bowl XXXIV against St. Louis.
 
Dyson fell inches short of the goal line. His career fell short, too, ending after the 2003 season with just 178 receptions and 18 TDs.
 
Robinson, meanwhile, was a notorious underperformer for four years in Seattle. The Seahawks went on to the Super Bowl the year after Robinson moved on to Minnesota, where he proceeded to make his first Pro Bowl appearance – as a kick returner.
 
Of this group, only third-year players Reggie Williams and Michael Jenkins have a legitimate opportunity to raise thier play to another level.
 
The Scrubs
Player
(School/Draft Team)
 
Year
 
Pick
 
Rec.
 
Yards
 
TDs
 
Pro Bowls
Ike Hilliard
(Flordia/Giants)
1997
7
403
4,912
28
0
Kevin Dyson
(Utah/Titans)
1998
16
178
2,325
18
0
Troy Edwards
(La. Tech/Steelers)
1999
13
203
2,404
11
0
David Terrell (Michigan/Bears)
2001
8
128
1,602
9
0
Koren Robinson
(N.C. State/Seahawks)
2001
9
235
3,514
13
1*
Bryant Johnson
(Penn State/Cardinals)
2003
17
124
1,407
3
0
Reggie Williams (Washington/Jaguars)
2004
9
62
713
1
0
Michael Jenkins
(Ohio State/Falcons)
2004
29
43
627
3
0
* Robinson played for Minnesota last year and reached his first Pro Bowl not as a wide receiver, but as a kick-return specialist.
 





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