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'''Larry Fitzgerald''' is perhaps second-greatest wide receiver ever to play in the [[NFL]], for the Arizona Cardinals (17 seasons). He was the #3 draft pick in 2004, out of the University of Pittsburgh, and became a television analyst after his retirement. At 6'3" and 218 pounds, he was very difficult for typically smaller defensive backs to cover and tackle.

'''Larry Fitzgerald''' is perhaps the second-greatest wide receiver ever to play in the [[NFL]], for the Arizona Cardinals (17 seasons). He was the #3 draft pick in 2004 out of the University of Pittsburgh and became a television analyst after his retirement. At 6'3" and 218 pounds, he was very difficult for typically smaller defensive backs to cover and tackle.

Fitzgerald is also a [[chess]] enthusiast.

Fitzgerald is also a [[chess]] enthusiast.

Perhaps because of his high intelligence and tremendous athleticism, the [[demonic]] [[NFL]] owners and the [[liberal media]] tended to downplay his talent and achievements. Also, Fitzgerald is an outspoken [[Christian]]: “I believe in [[God]]. God controls my fate. Whatever God’s plan is, I will follow.”<ref>https://thebasketfoot.wordpress.com/2014/07/23/christian-athlete-of-the-week-larry-fitzgerald/ (Credit: Athletes4Christ)</ref>

Perhaps because of his high intelligence and tremendous athleticism, the [[demonic]] [[NFL]] owners and the [[liberal media]] tended to downplay his talent and achievements. Also, Fitzgerald is an outspoken [[Christian]]: “I believe in [[God]]. God controls my fate. Whatever God’s plan is, I will follow.”<ref>https://thebasketfoot.wordpress.com/2014/07/23/christian-athlete-of-the-week-larry-fitzgerald/ (Credit: Athletes4Christ)</ref>

== See also ==

== See also ==