The numbers back that up. Roberts led the league with 1,010 kickoff return yards last season, and his 8,578 combined return yards (kickoff and punt) are the most of any player in the league since 2010.
That's why it's a little strange that he's moved around so much.
Originally a third-round pick of the Cardinals, he spent his first four years in the desert, before a two-year stint in Washington. Since then, was on six teams in the last six seasons (the Lions, Falcons, Jets, Bills, Texans, and Chargers), so he has learned another one of the secrets of being an NFL veteran.
"I rent everywhere I go," Roberts said with a knowing nod. "I own a place in Virginia and Arizona, and that's kind of where I stay during the offseason. But it is what it is.
"There's ebbs and flows in life, regardless whether you're playing football or anything else. You just go with the flow."
Roberts was born into a military family, so the constant moving is nothing new for him (though his parents have settled in Columbia, S.C., and remain there). But when you ask him to run down the places he's lived, it's helpful if you both take a deep breath.
"Born in Alaska, lived there for two, then lived in Florida for four," he began. "Then moved to South Carolina. In middle school, moved to St. Croix, Virgin Islands, to live with my grandparents when my parents were in Korea for a year, then back to South Carolina.
"So I'm well-adjusted to moving."
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