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[[Image:CaldPats.gif|200px|thumb|Caldwell at the Patriots 2006 Training Camp]]

[[Image:CaldPats.gif|200px|thumb|Caldwell at the Patriots 2006 Training Camp]]

'''Reche Caldwell''' was a [[National Football League]] (NFL) wide receiver for the [[Washington Redskins]]. He was born on March 28, 1979 in Tampa Florida. His real first name is Donald.... Reche weighs 210 pounds and is 6 feet tall. His brother [[Andre Caldwell]], who also plays wide receiver, is attending the [[University of Florida]] and was a key contributer to the Gators football team that won the 2006 BCS Championship Team.  

'''Reche Caldwell''' was a [[National Football League]] (NFL) wide receiver for the [[Washington Redskins]]. He was born on March 28, 1979 in Tampa Florida. His real first name is Donald.... Reche weighs 210 pounds and is 6 feet tall. His brother [[Andre Caldwell]], who also plays wide receiver, is attending the [[University of Florida]] and was a key contributor to the Gators football team that won the 2006 BCS Championship Team.  

== High School Football ==

== High School Football ==

===2006===

===2006===

In 2006 Caldwell's contract with the Chargers ran out and he became a free agent. In the first day of the NFL free agency, March 2, 2006, he signed with the [[New England Patriots]] to a three year deal. Due to the fact that the Patriots wide receiver core was depleted from loses in free agency and a trade ([[Deion Branch]] being traded to Settle for a first round pick after a contract dispute) Caldwell quickly inherited the role of number one wide receiver in the Patriots offense. He carried the burden far better then expected. His first season as a Patriots was a breakout one. Not only did he set career records in all of his offense categories - but he also managed to stay relatively injury free playing in 15 games while starting 14 of them. He finished the regular season with 61 receptions for 760 yards and 4 touchdowns. He also had two games over 100 yards receiving.  

In 2006 Caldwell's contract with the Chargers ran out and he became a free agent. In the first day of the NFL free agency, March 2, 2006, he signed with the [[New England Patriots]] to a three-year deal. Due to the fact that the Patriots wide receiver core was depleted from loses in free agency and a trade ([[Deion Branch]] being traded to Settle for a first round pick after a contract dispute) Caldwell quickly inherited the role of number one wide receiver in the Patriots offense. He carried the burden far better than expected. His first season as a Patriots was a breakout one. Not only did he set career records in all of his offense categories - but he also managed to stay relatively injury free playing in 15 games while starting 14 of them. He finished the regular season with 61 receptions for 760 yards and 4 touchdowns. He also had two games over 100 yards receiving.  

In his first three games of playoff action with the Patriots he amassed 16 receptions for 176 yards and 1 touchdown. He also had both his most memorial play - and the play that he would most like to forget of his career in the 2006 playoffs. In the AFC division game vs. his former team, the [[San Diego Chargers]], Reche caught a pass for 49 yards for a first down on a third down and long play in the forth quarter with under two minutes left in the game. The Patriots would end up winning the game on a field goal from the field position gained on the reception. The next week in the AFC Championship game vs. the [[Indianapolis Colts]] Caldwell, dropped two potential touchdown passes. The second drop forced that Patriots to kick a field goal and they ended up losing by four points that a touchdown would have given them.  

In his first three games of playoff action with the Patriots he amassed 16 receptions for 176 yards and 1 touchdown. He also had both his most memorial play - and the play that he would most like to forget of his career in the 2006 playoffs. In the AFC division game vs. his former team, the [[San Diego Chargers]], Reche caught a pass for 49 yards for a first down on a third down and long play in the forth quarter with under two minutes left in the game. The Patriots would end up winning the game on a field goal from the field position gained on the reception. The next week in the AFC Championship game vs. the [[Indianapolis Colts]] Caldwell, dropped two potential touchdown passes. The second drop forced that Patriots to kick a field goal and they ended up losing by four points that a touchdown would have given them.