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Dustin signed a five-year, $8.5 million contract in July 2008 that included $5.995 million guaranteed and another $3.5 million available through incentives. Here's the breakdown:
2009 - $832,500
2010 - $795,000
2011 - $927,500
2012 - $1,052,500
2013 - Free Agent
Keller was walking home from brunch when a pit bull started chasing him. Somehow, Keller managed to outrun the pit bull and jumped on a 12-foot fence - He tweeted:
Walking in Brooklyn and was attacked by a vicious stray pitbull that was foaming at the mouth..I jumped on a tall fence to avoid the mauling
And the only reason I say it was stray is because it broke free from it's owner..and I am not stretching the truth one bit..very vicious dog
But don't worry I'm fine..I just don't like pitbulls as much anymore..has anybody else been the victim of an attack like mine? LOL
Courtesy of Jetsblog.com
Luckily for Keller, besides football, he also developed his high-jumping skills and actually was the State Champ in Indiana.
The only promising thing about the Jets' passing game from a fantasy perspective is TE Dustin Keller. Isn't he mentioned in a song, "Do the Dustin Keller, and talk with your hips"?
Alrighty then. Guess not. And if you know of a good time machine, I'd love those three minutes back, please.
He had a very productive rookie campaign catching 48 passes for 535 yards and three scores from washed-up Butt Favre; and Keller only started six games.
Keller needs to work on his blocking, which might keep him off the field a little, but the fact that the Jets released Keller's competition, Chris Baker, shows that the Jets are committed to Keller and think he can become a better blocker.
Keller was the 14th best tight-end last year (basic format), and is a fringe starter this season. Yes, he did benefit greatly from the Butt-man, but a rookie quarterback could have been the next best thing to happen to Keller owners. Neither Sanchez nor Clemens (whoever starts) will have an even decent year with a new coach, new system, and very green (no pun intended) receivers, so they will be looking to Keller a lot as their go-to guy. Keller provides a big, strong target over the middle and also possesses some speed to get valuable yards after the catch. We have him ranked as the 18th TE this season. We don't see much upside to that, unless Mark Sanchez pulls a Matt Ryan this year.
No major injuries for Keller to deal with as he should be ready to go for the 2009 season.