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- In only his 10th
game in the NFL, Jeremy burned the Redskins for 11 catches and 111 yards.
In terms of receptions, it was the third-best effort in Giants history.
Tiki Barber holds the club record with 13 grabs in a game, followed
by Mark Bavaro with 12.
- Jeremys on-field
antics irritate some old-school players. Former Giants linebacker Sam
Huff was among those blasting him in the press.
- On Miamis
list of career stats for tight ends, Jeremy ranks 6th in receptions
(61), 6th in receiving yards (815), and tied for second in touchdowns
(10).
- At Miami, teammates
called Jeremy the football junkie because he loved the game
so much.
- Jeremys #80
jersey is the top seller among Giants apparel in 2002.
- During the 2002
season, Jeremy did a weekly spot with Mike and the Mad Dog
on WFAN radio in New York. It was one of the most entertaining 10 minutes
in all of sports—until the hosts canned him after he stood them
up up one too many times.
- Jeremy's best friend
outside of the football world is former Yankees pitcher David Wells.
They first met in 2003 at the Super Bowl in San Diego.
- As a guest on the
Howard Stern Show, Jeremy got into trouble when he made some negative
comments about homosexuals. Jeremy later apologized publicly for his
remarks. He found himself in simlar hot water a year or so later when
he called Bill Parcells a "homo." Again, Jeremy issued an
apology, and said he would be more sensitive about the impact of such
remarks in the future.
- Jeremy lists The
Doors and Pink Floyd as his favorite music groups and The Godfather
and Citizen Kane among his favorite movies.
- Jeremy drives a
Hummer2. He's also into antique "muscle" cars, and has plans
to build a Shelby Cobra or a Chevy Corvette.
- Jeremy's favorite
show growing up was The Dukes of Hazzard. He owns an exact
replica of the General Lee, the 1969 Dodge Charger driven by Luke and
Bo.
- Jeremy loves dogs.
He has a Schnauzer (Chelsea), a fox terrier (Payton) and a boxer (Major).
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Sam Huff, 1961 Sport

Howard Stern, Autographed Photo
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