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The peak of Freeman's career occurred during his first tenure with the Green Bay Packers, including a victory in Super Bowl XXXI in 1997 over the New England Patriots. During that Super Bowl, Freeman caught a then Super Bowl record-length touchdown pass of 81 yards from Brett Favre.

Nicknamed "Free", Freeman had his best NFL season in 1998, catching 84 passes for a league leading 1,424 receiving yards and making his first, trip to the NFL Pro Bowl. Wearing uniform #86 in his career, he made what ESPN in 2005 labeled as the greatest play in the history of Monday Night Football against the Minnesota Vikings.

In his ten NFL seasons, Freeman caught 477 passes for 7,251 yards, gained 1,007 yards returning kickoffs and punts, and scored 61 touchdowns. His teams made the playoffs in seven of his NFL seasons. He appeared in four NFC Championship Games and two Super Bowls. At the time of his retirement, he ranked fifth all-time on the Green Bay Packers receivers list with 6,651 yards on 431 catches. Freeman had three 1,000 yard receiving seasons in his career, 1997-1999. In 2006 Freeman won a Pop Warner Award for his work with youth. He played

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