Keyshawn Johnson Net Worth: Salary, Income, Bio & Career!

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Former NFL star Keyshawn Johnson has an estimated net worth of $20 million. While in the NFL, he played wide receiver for eleven seasons.

Early Life

Vivian Jessie gave birth to Keyshawn Johnson on July 22, 1972, in Los Angeles, California (mother). Keyshawn’s father abandoned him at a young age. Keyshawn began dealing narcotics as a youngster due to his family’s dire financial circumstances.

Selling marijuana and other illegal substances as a child resulted in his arrest at the age of eight. He spent eight months in a youth prison. In terms of post-football success, Johnson’s been about as good as it gets. As a result, he has amassed a considerable fortune throughout the years.

Keyshawn Johnson’s Net Worth

For his wealth, Celebrity Net Worth estimates Johnson to be worth $20 million. His NFL and ESPN careers have clearly paid dividends for Johnson.

Year	Net worth
Net Worth in 2022	$20 Million
Net Worth in 2021	$19 Million
Net Worth in 2020	$17 Million

The career of Keyshawn Johnson

During the 1996 NFL Draft, the New York Jets selected Johnson with the first overall pick. A wide receiver with a high draught position, he was selected by the New England Patriots as their first-round pick since Irving Fryar in 1984.

That season, the team he was joining finished one game shy of the Super Bowl. Jimmy Johnson led the Buccaneers to a Super Bowl victory with Jon Gruden as head coach after Tony Dungy’s retirement from football coaching in 2002.

When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers traded him to the Dallas Cowboys for Joey Galloway on March 19, 2004, the Cowboys received two first-round draught picks in return. This year, Johnson lived up to his early expectations as he led the Cowboys’ offense in receiving yards and touchdowns while also taking charge of the locker room and the playing field as a team leader.

In order to create room for recently acquired wide receiver Terrell Owens, the Cowboys cut Johnson on March 16, 2006. On March 23, 2006, Johnson agreed to terms with the Carolina Panthers on a four-year, $14 million contract. A five-million-dollar signing bonus was included in the deal. He was expected to be the backup to Steve Smith at wide receiver.

Johnson announced his retirement from the NFL on May 23, 2007, after he allegedly turned down offers from many organizations, including the Tennessee Titans, according to reports. While at USC, Jeff Fisher befriended Johnson and believes his numbers and output speak for themselves: “He continued to play at a high-level last year,” says the Titans’ head coach.

According to CBS4 Miami, Bill Parcells contacted Johnson on February 5, 2008. Apparently, Parcells informed him that he would be welcomed back into the Miami Dolphins’ fold if he re-entered the league.

John Johnson finished his NFL career with 814 receiving yards, which tied him with Henry Ellard for 17th all-time in NFL history. Of all time, his 10,571 receiving yards are the 24th most in the NFL’s history.

In 2001 and 2002, he became the first Buccaneers player to have consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons with 1,266 and 1,098 yards, respectively. There were three times in his 145-game career that Johnson was sidelined by injury, including the playoffs. Keyshawn Johnson’s net worth is predicted to be around $20 million as of 2022.

Children And Spouse Of Keyshawn Johnson

In 1998, Keyshawn Johnson married Shikiri Hightower, with whom he had two children. Keyshawn Johnson and Maia Johnson, the couple’s children, were born later in life. They divorced in 2005, after a marriage of four years.

While dating Serena Williams in 2002 and 2003, Keyshawn had a romantic relationship with her as well. Afterward, Keyshawn wed Jennifer Conrad in August of that year. London Johnson, their first child, was born to them. When Jennifer and Chris first met in person, she was pregnant with their first child, according to the article.

Role in TV for Keyshawn Johnson

Keyshawn Johnson was also a successful television personality. ESPN hired him as part of a team for the 2007 football season. The Sunday NFL Countdown and Monday Night Countdown were two of the programs on which he appeared over the course of the year.

Dancing with the Stars’ 17th season included Keyshawn as a contestant alongside professional dancer Sharna Burgess. he was one of the show’s most high-profile guests who was voted out on September 23.

For the most part, Keyshawn has studied the game on ESPN programming like Who’s Now and the like. In 2015, his contract with ESPN expired. It was in 2003 when Keyshawn produced Rome Is Burning, a reality television show. As a producer, he’s worked on such shows as Super Bowl XXVII and Monday Night Football.

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