First clawing his way onto the Panthers roster in the 2001 draft, Mr. Smith became the Cats main man in 2005 the O in its injury-plagued Offense, the play in the NFC Playoffs. QB Jake Delhomme looked to Smith 150 times last season, connecting 103 of those passes. The end result: a staggering 97.7 yards per game, 12 touchdowns for the season and get this 1,563 receiving yards for the year, making him the NFLs top wide receiver, a full 80 yards ahead of the second-place runner-up. Compare that to the league average 406 yards and, well, there is no comparison. No wonder Street & Smiths Pro Football Yearbook has picked the Panthers to win Super Bowl XLI. Note to Keyshawn: You better give Smith his props; hes huge in the hearts of Panthers fans.