Maurice Jones-Drew retired Tuesday after nine years in the NFL, including eight years with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Here's a look at his career by the numbers:
2006: Selected 60th in the second round
32: Number he wore to remind him how many teams passed on him
3: Seasons with over 1,000 yards rushing
2009-11: Seasons he made the Pro Bowl
2011: NFL rushing champ with 1,606 yards
2,944: Career receiving yards
27: 100-yard rushing games with Jaguars
8,167: Total career rushing yards
23: Times he fumbled
81: Touchdowns in his career
346: Number of career catches
9: Number of years in the NFL
"It truly was a privilege to be associated with MoJo." - Gus Bradley, Jaguars head coach
"He was confident, assertive and anxious to hit the field so he could prove the critics wrong who thought he was too small." - Fred Taylor, Former Jaguars teammate
"He played the game the way it was supposed to be played." - Mike Tomlin, Steelers head coach
"He was a selfless, tough, relentless and intelligent player. He was simply fun to watch." - Josh Scobee, Jaguars kicker
"From Day One, when he stepped into that locker room, he was a tremendous leader." - Brad Meester, Former Jaguars center
"On any given play, our defense knew that he could go the distance." - Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos quarterback