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Bobby Shaw

Retired

Los Angeles Chargers · WR

Bobby Shaw recorded 74 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 7 rostered seasons with Buffalo Bills, San Diego Chargers, Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans, Washington Redskins, Seattle Seahawks.

▶Best highlights

37.6

rec yds/gm

0.0

rush yds/gm

2

playoff games

74

career games

Five defining games

Start here

A provisional five-game introduction to Bobby Shaw's most significant indexed performances.

Regular Season
1999
TENNESSEETITANS
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
JAN 2, 2000

Tennessee Titans vs Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season · Jan 2, 2000

7 rec · 131 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Regular Season
2003
PHILADELPHIAEAGLES
BUFFALOBILLS
SEP 28, 2003

Philadelphia Eagles vs Buffalo Bills

Regular Season · Sep 28, 2003

8 rec · 92 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Regular Season
2001
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
BALTIMORERAVENS
DEC 16, 2001

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens

Regular Season · Dec 16, 2001

2 rec · 100 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Regular Season
2000
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
NEW YORKGIANTS
DEC 10, 2000

Pittsburgh Steelers vs New York Giants

Regular Season · Dec 10, 2000

6 rec · 88 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Regular Season
2003
BUFFALOBILLS
NEW YORKGIANTS
NOV 30, 2003

Buffalo Bills vs New York Giants

Regular Season · Nov 30, 2003

4 rec · 87 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Single-game peaks

Career highs

Position-relevant single-game records from Bobby Shaw's indexed NFL box scores.

Career high: 131 receiving yards

Regular Season
1999
TENNESSEETITANS
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
JAN 2, 2000

Tennessee Titans vs Pittsburgh Steelers

Regular Season · Jan 2, 2000

7 rec · 131 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career high: 8 receptions

Regular Season
2003
PHILADELPHIAEAGLES
BUFFALOBILLS
SEP 28, 2003

Philadelphia Eagles vs Buffalo Bills

Regular Season · Sep 28, 2003

8 rec · 92 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career high: 1 receiving touchdown

Regular Season
2003
BUFFALOBILLS
TENNESSEETITANS
DEC 14, 2003

Buffalo Bills vs Tennessee Titans

Regular Season · Dec 14, 2003

4 rec · 57 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career high: 11 targets

Regular Season
2000
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
NEW YORKGIANTS
DEC 10, 2000

Pittsburgh Steelers vs New York Giants

Regular Season · Dec 10, 2000

6 rec · 88 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career high: 1 reception of 40+ yards

Regular Season
2003
BUFFALOBILLS
JACKSONVILLEJAGUARS
SEP 14, 2003

Buffalo Bills vs Jacksonville Jaguars

Regular Season · Sep 14, 2003

3 rec · 81 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Bobby Shaw's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1983–1998

01
SEASHAW—Bobby Shaw
SEALARGENT—Steve Largent
SEAWARNER—Curt Warner

Ground Chuck reaches the AFC title game

Seattle Seahawks · The Chuck Knox years

Knox's physical style produced the franchise's first playoffs and a 1983 run to the AFC Championship Game before years of ownership uncertainty.

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Franchise era

1992–2006

02
PITSHAW—Bobby Shaw
PITBETTIS36Jerome Bettis
PITWARD86Hines Ward

Blitzburgh reaches two Super Bowls

Pittsburgh Steelers · The Cowher teams

Bill Cowher restored annual contention, and a second-year Ben Roethlisberger helped Bettis finish his career with the Super Bowl XL championship.

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Franchise era

1993–2011

03
WASSHAW—Bobby Shaw
WASBAILEY24Champ Bailey
WASDAVIS48Stephen Davis

Frequent resets obscure isolated playoff teams

Washington Commanders · Instability after Gibbs

Ownership and coaching turnover prevented a stable successor, even as several veteran teams produced brief postseason runs.

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Franchise era

1997–2006

04
NYJSHAW—Bobby Shaw
NYJMARTIN28Curtis Martin
NYJTESTAVERDE16Vinny Testaverde

From one win to the AFC title game

New York Jets · Parcells changes the standard

Parcells rebuilt the franchise immediately, Martin became its model of consistency and Pennington later delivered another division title.

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Franchise era

1997–2004

05
TENSHAW—Bobby Shaw
TENMCNAIR9Steve McNair
TENGEORGE27Eddie George

The Music City Miracle launches a Super Bowl run

Tennessee Titans · The Titans arrive

After two temporary seasons, Tennessee found its name and stadium, then came one yard short of overtime in Super Bowl XXXIV.

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Franchise era

1998–2011

06
INDSHAW—Bobby Shaw
INDMANNING18Peyton Manning
INDHARRISON88Marvin Harrison

Pre-snap command creates a perennial contender

Indianapolis Colts · The Peyton Manning machine

Manning and a precisely constructed offense won at least twelve games seven straight times and captured Super Bowl XLI after a defining comeback against New England.

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Franchise era

1999–2017

07
CLESHAW—Bobby Shaw
CLETHOMAS73Joe Thomas
CLECRIBBS16Josh Cribbs

An expansion-style rebirth becomes a long rebuild

Cleveland Browns · The Browns return

The restored franchise returned in 1999 but cycled through leadership and quarterbacks, with Thomas providing Hall of Fame stability amid the turnover.

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Franchise era

1999–2012

08
PHISHAW—Bobby Shaw
PHIMCNABB5Donovan McNabb
PHIDAWKINS20Brian Dawkins

Five NFC title games make contention routine

Philadelphia Eagles · Reid and McNabb

Andy Reid and McNabb created the franchise's most sustained run of success and reached Super Bowl XXXIX after four straight NFC title-game appearances.

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Franchise era

2000–2010

09
JAXSHAW—Bobby Shaw
JAXTAYLOR28Fred Taylor
JAXSMITH82Jimmy Smith

A physical offense keeps Jacksonville dangerous

Jacksonville Jaguars · Taylor, Smith and MJD

Explosive backs and a powerful defense produced several strong teams, including the 2007 group that won a playoff game in Pittsburgh.

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Franchise era

2002–2010

10
HOUSHAW—Bobby Shaw
HOUJOHNSON80Andre Johnson
HOURYANS59DeMeco Ryans

A dramatic debut gives way to patient construction

Houston Texans · Building the Texans

Houston beat Dallas in its first game, then developed foundational stars while waiting nearly a decade for its first winning season.

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Franchise era

1997–2016

11
BUFSHAW—Bobby Shaw
BUFMOULDS80Eric Moulds
BUFJACKSON22Fred Jackson

Great defenses and near misses without January

Buffalo Bills · The seventeen-year drought

Buffalo cycled through coaches and quarterbacks while devoted fans waited through the league's longest active playoff drought.

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Franchise era

2001–2009

12
LACSHAW—Bobby Shaw
LACTOMLINSON21LaDainian Tomlinson
LACRIVERS17Philip Rivers

An extraordinary core dominates the regular season

Los Angeles Chargers · Tomlinson, Gates and Rivers

Tomlinson's MVP records and a loaded roster produced five division titles, but injuries and close losses repeatedly blocked a Super Bowl.

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Career accomplishments

6 NFL seasons90 career games1 career rushing yards197 career receptions2,784 career receiving yards14 career receiving touchdownsDrafted by: SEADraft pick: 169Jersey: 832 playoff appearancesFirst appearance: Sep 12, 1999Most recent: Jan 2, 2005

Official awards via ESPN · Pro Bowl and All-Pro counts via NFLverse with selection years cross-checked against Wikipedia · league leads verified from indexed regular-season stats

Team history

Official regular-season games via NFL.com ↗. Indexed games are the box scores currently available in Athlore.