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Former LSU WR Jarvis Landry Comes In At No. 98 On The NFL Top 100

by TD Staff Reporter

May 5, 20168 Comments

Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports

Former LSU and current Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jarvis Landry was ranked the No. 98 player in the NFL Top 100, as voted by NFL players themselves.

Landry had 110 receptions for 1,157 yards and four receiving touchdowns last season. He also had one rushing TD along with a punt return TD. His spectacular season earned him a spot in the NFL Pro Bowl.

In his first two seasons in the NFL, Jarvis broke the NFL record for most pass receptions (194), which was was previously held by New Orleans Saints wide receiver Marques Colston who had 168.

Landry played at LSU from 2011-2013 and was selected No. 63 overall by the Miami Dolphins in the second-round of the 2014 NFL Draft.

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sumtimeitbeslikedat

Odb, on the other hand, had a rough freshman campaign and reminded me a lot of Lafell at first. But dang, didn't he develop into a BEAST. Jarvis never had to go through the dropsies when he got in to a game his frosh yr though. He came in on SP teams and was an animal from the start. I remember his freshman year, he got in a game and made a diving catch right across the front of the camera... It was crazy, and I'd never seen a freshman make that kind of a catch. I told my buddy the next day that kid was gonna be one of the best receivers we ever had here if he stays healthy and driven.

Reply•85 months

sumtimeitbeslikedat

How in the heck did the Saints miss this guy? Would you trade an Andrus Peat for a Jarvis Landry? Bet Brees and Payton would. And everyone who ever watched any LSU ball KNEW this guy was gonna absolutely tear it up in the NFL!!!

Reply•85 months

tigerpawl

Like Michael Clayton, he delivered some bone-crushing tackles on special teams.

Reply•85 months

TKLSUMD

My favorite LSU receiver of all time. Insane the catches he made, especially the one against Arkansas in the Endzone. Wow.

Reply•85 months

GaTiger27

Great player and even a better guy on a personal level. Hasn't reached his full potential, he's just going to get better.

Reply•85 months

topcat88

Just think if the kid had a good quarterback. Saints passed up on this kid twice. Loomis needs to go.