Ed McCaffrey has established himself among the top receivers in the National Football League over the past few seasons, and continues to perform at the top of his game. The consummate professional, McCaffrey earned his first Pro Bowl berth in 1998, as he posted the best numbers of his career. He then set a new personal record for receptions in 1999, and then again in 2000, proving that he may be just hitting his prime. The 10th-year pro, who signed with Denver as an unrestricted free agent in 1995, continues to be one of the most stable performers in the league at his position, showing an unerring ability to make the tough catch in clutch situations. McCaffrey, one of the best route-runners in the league, has played in 140 games (68 starts) over his nine-year career, catching 370 passes for 4,913 yards (13.3) and 43 touchdowns, while posting 10 100-yard games. His Broncos numbers tie for eighth in franchise history in receptions (267), 11th in receiving yards (3,691) and seventh in receiving touchdowns (34). He has also played in 13 postseason games (eight starts) and caught 34 passes for 479 yards (14.1) with a long of 47 and two touchdowns, winning World Championships with the Broncos (1997 and 1998) and 49ers (1994). His postseason numbers as a Bronco rank fourth in receptions (28) and fifth in receiving yards (415). McCaffrey is one of just 31 players in NFL history to win a Super Bowl with two different teams, and one of only 13 to win one in each conference. He entered the NFL in 1991 as a third-round draft choice of the New York Giants (No. 83 overall) out of Stanford.