I think this will be really interesting. Say what you want about Keyshawn, but in a Draft analyst setting, he may not be all that bad. I mean, he was Drafted No. 1 Overall, had success and then fizzled out. Who better to document the up's and down's of an NFL career? Plus he played in NY, Dallas, and Tampa among other cities, thats a diverse array of culture. Checkout this quote from Keyshawn if you need more proof of his potential insight:
"I have the perspective of being the No. 1 overall pick, knowing the pressures you are under and still playing to your abilities," Johnson said. "And I can talk about the pressures that are going to be put on the No. 1 pick or other No. 1s, or even second-rounders, and the sort of things that come up in the NFL and the expectations of turning a franchise around for a high pick. There's the ups and downs you go through psychologically on and off the field."