- JG plays for the bucs
- He has performed broadcasting work as well with Joey Van Caster.
- Galloway has 10,572 Receiving yards.
- In 2008, Joey Galloway is entering his 14th NFL season as a wide reciever.
- Joey Galloway's jersey number is 84.
- In 3 of his first 4 seasons, Galloway went over the 1,000 mark as a receiver.
- His middle name is scott
- Galloway flew in an F/A – 18 Hornet fighter jet with the Blue Angels of the United States Navy in March 2007.
- Galloway averaged 6.8 YAC (Yards after catch) in 2007.
- In 2005, Galloway had 1287 receiving yards and 10 Touchdowns.
- Galloway has 598 more average receiving yards than the league average.
- Galloway's position rank as wide receiver is number 29.
- Galloway has five seasons with 10 or more touchdown receptions.
- Galloway went to Bellaire High School in Bellaire Ohio.
- Galloway's agent is Leigh Steinberg.
- Galloway's rookie cards are all made from Upper Deck.
- Galloway, up to 2008, is currently un-married.
- Galloway had gotten to start in the Buccaneers 500th game as a franchise, but left the game due to a knee injury.
- Up to 2007, Joey Galloway has only passed the ball once in his career. Which was a completion for negative yardage.
- Galloway was made a AFC Pro Bowl alternate in both 1997 and 1998.
- Galloway was hit with the franchise tag (becoming an unrestricted free agent) in 2001 by the Seahawks, this allowed him to be traded to the Cowboys.
- Galloway played college football at the Ohio State University.
- As of November 25, 2007, Galloway has only fumbled the ball 12 times in his career.
- Galloway is sometimes called by commentators "The ageless one."
- Galloway was the eight overall pick in the 1995 NFL draft
- While with the Dallas Cowboys, Galloway began the Joey Galloway Family Foundation, which helps provide opportunities for under-privileged youth and families.
- Galloway co-hosts a weekly radio show on WBNS (1460-AM) in Columbus, Ohio.
- Galloway: I'm gonna play tomorrow.
- Galloway: It's not like when you blow out a knee, and you know you're done. It's tough when you find out right before the game and have to sit back and watch it.
