Key & Peele once put together a comedy skit of a fictional "East-West Bowl," and the player introductions feature player names that get more and more absurd.
On Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Steelers announced the signing of a wide receiver, and his name was such that a bunch of social media posters immediately brought up that Key & Peele masterpiece.
This very real receiver's name: Montana Lemonious-Craig.
We'll call him MLC.
MLC began his college career with three seasons at Colorado. Then he finished it off with two seasons at Arizona.
In 47 career college games, Lemonious-Craig had 79 catches for 965 yards and nine touchdowns.
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He officially measures at 6-foot-2 and 194 pounds.
The native of Inglewood, California was a three-star prospect in high school.
His junior season in high school, Inglewood went 0-10. As a senior, they went 12-1.
MLC has an even longer full name: Montana-George Eugene Lemonious-Craig.
The Steelers must've decided they just need a bit more offseason receiver depth. If MLC made the 53-man roster, it'd be a massive surprise.
But he'll give it a good go, because unlike the guys in the skit, he's very much a real dude.
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