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(Jan 10, 1999 · Week 19)

In a league where receivers are only as trustworthy as their hands are, Keyshawn Johnson — keying the Jets’ first postseason win in 12 years — left his fingerprint everywhere on Jan. 10, 1999. Among his afternoon’s greatest conquests, 1996’s No. 1 pick turned opening-quarter post routes and end-arounds into a pair of touchdowns, affording New York a 17-point lead that immediately set the tone for a 34-24 win. Leaving no stone unturned, Johnson kept busy through a box score that read as follows: a nine-catch, 121-yard, one-touchdown contribution as a receiver, a two-carry, 28-yard outing as a runner, one interception during the Jacksonville Jaguars’ last-ditch Hail Mary, and a fumble recovery.

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