Steve Smith

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#89

Experience: 16 years

Height: 5-9

Age: 47

Weight: 195 lbs

College: Utah

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Year

Season

Preseason

WK	Game Date	OPP	RESULT
4	09/01/2016	@Saints	W 23 - 14
3	08/27/2016	Lions	W 30 - 9
2	08/20/2016	@Colts	W 19 - 18
1	08/11/2016	Panthers	W 22 - 19

Regular Season

WK	Game Date	OPP	RESULT	REC	YDS	AVG	LNG	TD
17	01/01/2017	@Bengals	L 10 - 27	3	34	11.3	14	0
16	12/25/2016	@Steelers	L 27 - 31	7	79	11.3	44	1
15	12/18/2016	Eagles	W 27 - 26	2	40	20	34	1
14	12/12/2016	@Patriots	L 23 - 30	4	57	14.2	25	0
13	12/04/2016	Dolphins	W 38 - 6	6	53	8.8	23	0
12	11/27/2016	Bengals	W 19 - 14	4	20	5	8	0
11	11/20/2016	@Cowboys	L 17 - 27	8	99	12.4	22	1
10	11/10/2016	Browns	W 28 - 7	5	60	12	17	1
9	11/06/2016	Steelers	W 21 - 14	4	47	11.8	30	0
7	10/23/2016	@Jets	L 16 - 24
6	10/16/2016	@Giants	L 23 - 27
5	10/09/2016	Redskins	L 10 - 16	3	29	9.7	15	0
4	10/02/2016	Raiders	L 27 - 28	8	111	13.9	52	1
3	09/25/2016	@Jaguars	W 19 - 17	8	87	10.9	23	0
2	09/18/2016	@Browns	W 25 - 20	3	64	21.3	31	0
1	09/11/2016	Bills	W 13 - 7	5	19	3.8	6	0

Biography

Steve Smith played 13 seasons for Carolina, ending his career as the Panthers all-time leader in receiving yards (12,197), receiving touchdowns (67), total touchdowns (75), scrimmage yards (12,584), all-purpose yards (16,614) and 100-yard receiving games (43).

NFL RANKINGS
• Finished career ranked eighth in NFL history in receiving yards (14,731).
• One of 14 players in NFL history with at least 1,000 career receptions (1,031).

NFL POSTSEASON RANKINGS
• One of 15 players with at least 1,000 career postseason receiving yards (1,001)
• His nine career receiving touchdowns tied for ninth all-time when he retired.
• His 218-yard receiving performance at Chicago (1/15/06) ranks fifth-highest for a single game in NFL history.

FRANCHISE RANKINGS
• Panthers all-time leader in career receiving yards (12,197), receiving touchdowns (67), total touchdowns (75), scrimmage yards (12,584), all-purpose yards (16,614) and 100-yard receiving games (43).
• Holds franchise record for most receiving yards in a season (1,563, 2005), tied for second in touchdowns in a season (12) and second in receptions in a season (103).
• Holds franchise records for most receiving yards in a game (201), tied record for most receiving touchdowns in a game (3), tied record for most receptions in a game (14) and holds record for most all-purpose yards in a game (313).

FRANCHISE POSTSEASON RANKINGS
• Holds franchise records for most career receptions (51), receiving yards (856), receiving touchdowns (8) and all-purpose yards (1,015).
• His 12-catch, 218-yard, two-touchdown receiving performance at Chicago (1/15/06) was the most productive postseason game in franchise history in terms of receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns.

PRO CAREER
• Played in 219 games, totaling 1,031 receptions, 14,731 receiving yards and 81 receiving touchdowns over 16 seasons, including 13 with Carolina and three with Baltimore.
• Saw action in 11 career postseason games, finishing with 1,001 receiving yards, 59 receptions and nine receiving touchdowns.
• Named to the Pro Bowl five times, AP All-Pro four times (twice first team, twice second team)
• NFL Comeback Player of the Year in 2005 as he led the NFL in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns.

GP/GS: GP/GS: Career (219/198) [11/11]: 2016 (14/14); 2015 (7/7); 2014 (16/16) [2/2]; 2013 (15/15) [1/1]; 2012 (16/16); 2011 (16/16); 2010 (14/14); 2009 (15/15); 2008 (14/14) [1/1]; 2007 (15/15); 2006 (14/14); 2005 (16/16) [3/3]; 2004 (1/1); 2003 (16/11) [4/4]; 2002 (15/13); 2001 (15/1)

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