DeSean Jackson: Retiring after 15 Years in the NFL | Hall of Fame Controversy
Long Beach Poly alum DeSean Jackson retires after a 15-year NFL career, leaving a historic legacy as one of the best pro products from the school with the most seasons and highest marks among Poly alums. With 641 catches for 11,263 yards and 58 touchdowns, Jackson's retirement raises the question of his Hall of Fame candidacy, supported by his impressive career stats and impact as a deep threat specialist.
DeSean Jackson's retirement marks the end of a remarkable career and prompts discussions about his potential induction into the Hall of Fame, reflecting on his impact as a specialist and the significance for the Poly football legacy.
- No. 38 all-time in the NFL in receiving yardage
- No. 39 all-time in yards per catch
- No. 75 in receptions and No. 101 in receiving touchdowns
- Record for long touchdown receptions in a single season with eight
- No. 21 all-time in return yards, with four touchdowns
- DeSean Jackson retires after a 15-year NFL career
- Discussions arise regarding his Hall of Fame candidacy
- Poly alumni, including Jackson, McGinest, and Lewis, deserving consideration for Hall of Fame induction
DeSean Jackson's retirement sparks debates about his potential Hall of Fame induction, underlining his impact as a deep threat specialist and his significance to the legacy of Poly football.
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