Was a Parade All-America selection at Washington-Marion High School in Lake Charles, Louisiana ... Recorded 27 receptions for 497 yards in six games as a senior and hauled in 59 passes for 1,205 yards with 23 touchdowns as a junior ... Was the first player in school history to have his number retired ... Also a standout performer in track . Was the winner of the NFL’s Fastest Man competition in ‘97...Book Dick Vermeil for Your Event

Free agent wide receiver signed with the Chiefs on December 3rd of 2001 ... Enters his first full season in Kansas City after appearing in the final five games of the season for the Chiefs a year ago ... Former collegiate track star gives the club the speed necessary to stretch the field vertically ... Is the club’s top candidate to fill the squad’s starting “X” receiver post heading into training camp ... Expected to pair in the starting lineup with 2002 free agent signed WR Johnnie Morton, giving the club a talented pair of pass catchers at the WR position ... Showed flashes of brilliance during his debut campaign in Kansas City, including a 121-yard outburst at Jacksonville (12/30/01), the lone 100-yard outing by a Chiefs wide receiver last season ... Rejoins head coach Dick Vermeil in Kansas City after playing two seasons (‘97-98) under Vermeil in St. Louis ... Has appeared in 90 career games (69 games), catching 243 passes for 3,437 yards (14.1 yards) with 17 touchdowns and producing five career 100-yard receiving days ... Equally adept at returning kicks ... Has returned 84 punts for 1,343 yards (9.7 avg.) with three touchdowns and 24 kickoffs for 468 yards (19.5 avg.) ... Has also carried the ball 16 times for 136 yards (8.5 avg.) ... Signed with Denver on April 5th of 2001, but was released on November 15th ... Was acquired by Chicago on February 21st of 2000 in a trade with New Orleans which sent a fifth-round 2000 draft pick to the Saints, which the club later traded to Indianapolis ... Was acquired by New Orleans on February 18th of ‘99 in a trade with St. Louis which sent a second-round ‘99 draft choice to the Rams, which the club used on DB Dre’ Bly ... Originally entered the NFL as a first-round selection (18th overall) of St. Louis in the ‘96 NFL Draft.

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