NFL Draft: The Greatest 1st Overall Picks Ever

player. 30. He was never the most popular player, either in the locker room or with the fans. As the saying goes though, one does not need to be a choir boy to be a good football player. Off-putting as his personality was (and still is) Keyshawn Johnson was a talented wide receiver who had a lot of success. Four times he went over 1,000 yards with the New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, reaching three Pro Bowls. <p> </p> <p>He was also a key part of the Bucs team that won the Super Bowl in 2002. Maybe if he’d spent more time working hard and being a good teammate, he could’ve been something special. It just felt like he was content to rely on natural ability too often. That’s not a crime. Many players in the past of done the same thing. It’s just a shame to see a player never reach his true potential. That being said Johnson did enough to earn a spot on this list.</p>. WR. USC. Keyshawn Johnson . 24