Quotes: Jacksonville Jaguars QB Byron Leftwich “When he's done I hope he gets into the Hall of Fame. He is that caliber of a guy. I am happy that I have been able to play with him. He has allowed me to be a part of his team. When you think of the Jaguars, the first thing that comes to my mind is Jimmy. He has been to Pro Bowls and he bleeds teal. He is one of the best in the game at what he does.” Washington Redskins and former Jaguars QB Mark Brunell “Jimmy is the best receiver I've been around. He is the total team player and his teammates always knew he would be there for them. I always admired his work ethic, dedication to his family and the community, and his approach to the game. He's a great football player and an even better person. It was an honor for me to be on the same field with him. “My most vivid memory of Jimmy and I on the field was in the Divisional Playoff game against Denver in 96. I hit him with a touchdown pass to go on to win. That was the greatest play I've been a part of and he was the reason it happened. It was the culmination of a lot of hard work for a great franchise. We really grew up together as NFL players in Jacksonville and started when the team started. He really was instrumental in establishing that franchise.” Pro NFL’s most prolific receiver. 5 time pro bowl selection In last seven seasons, has 642 receptions for 8,999 yards, more than any other receiver in NFL history in any seven-year span other than Jerry Rice Has surpassed the 1,000-yard mark receiving seven straight seasons, a feat accomplished by only five other players in NFL history. College Completed his career with 107 receptions for 2,047 yards (19.1-yard average) and 16 touchdowns, adding 19 rushing attempts for 138 yards and one TD As a senior, led team with 43 receptions for 804 yards (18.4 average) to earn second-team All-SWAC honors Played in the Senior Bowl In his junior year, teamed with Tim Barnett (former Kansas City Chief) as the top wide receiver tandem in the nation Had a team-leading 40 catches for 877 yards (21.3 avg.) and nine TDs as a junior Graduated in 1992 with a degree in business management. Personal Married (Sandra) with a son Jimmy Lee III (10/21/95), twins Jaden and Dalys (4/8/01) and son Dyson (4/3/03) Lives in Jacksonville Attended Calloway High in Jackson, Miss., earning All-Conference honors Has asthma and partnered with the American Lung Association of Florida for an ongoing asthma awareness campaign. Has done a public service announcement with then-Jacksonville Mayor John Delaney and appears on poster with teammate and fellow asthma sufferer Chris Hanson Annually donates $100 per reception and $500 per touchdown to Wolfson Children’s Hospital. Funds are utilized in part for the hospital’s Jimmy Smith Scholarship Fund, which insures that no child or adult with asthma will be turned away from the asthma education programs due to a lack of health insurance or inability to pay. His father, Jimmy Sr., attended Jackson State and was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals as a tight end in 1968 … Full name: Jimmy Lee Smith Jr. BACK Stats provided by www.jaguars.com