Steve Smith Puts Up 150 Yards in 200th Career Game

Making the 200th regular-season appearance of his career, Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith caught a team-high 10 passes for a team-high 150 receiving yards in Sunday's 37-33 loss to the Oakland Raiders.

Smith is now one of just 17 active players with 200 or more games to his name, and a bunch of the players technically considered active aren't currently with a team, per Pro-Football-Reference.com.

Among players who have actually suited up for a regular-season contest this year, Smith ranks 11th in total games played, with all but two of the players ahead of him being either special teamers or quarterbacks.

Excluding quarterbacks, kickers, punters and long snappers, only Charles Woodson (240) and former teammate Julius Peppers (204) have made more regular-season appearances than Smith.

While clearly still going strong, as evidenced by Sunday's performance, the 36-year-old Smith announced over the summer that the 2015 season will be his last.

With the Ravens completely lacking in other proven receiving options, Smith could be in for a surprisingly busy farewell campaign after catching 79 passes for 1,065 yards and six touchdowns last year, his first season in Baltimore.

He may even have a shot to reach 1,000 career receptions, as Sunday's gaudy performance left him just 73 shy, with his 927 career receptions in 200 appearances working out to 4.6 per game.