Revis Island has been one of the most feared places on the football field in recent years. Revis owned half of the football field, and it was shown in his statistics. Revis didn't garner a lot of interceptions because teams were afraid to throw to his side.

But despite the lack of interception totals, Revis was still recognized by his peers as the game's best. Well, maybe Richard Sherman didn't feel that way, but for the most part Revis was recognized as the league's best. Revis has earned four Pro Bowl spots, was selected an All-Pro three times and he was the No. 5 player in NFL Network's "The Top 100: Players of 2012". Revis was also the 2009 Defensive Player of the Year.

You might have heard the expression at some point. NFL passers are putting up numbers at a record clip, so why wouldn't you want the most dominant cornerback in the league right now?

Oh, right, you might be a little scared off because of his knee injury. Well, don't you know knee injuries are the new sprained ankles? Yes, we all know about how Adrian Peterson was able to make his amazing return last season. But don't forget, Jamaal Charles made it look easy, too. There are a number of players who have been able to make the return from knee injuries. Revis will be fine.

Plus he's from Aliquippa, which has to count for something. The town has produced Tony Dorsett, Mike Ditka, Ty Law and Revis' uncle, Sean Gilbert. Aliquippa also was the home of Pistol Pete Maravich. Speaking of which, Revis was a pretty good hoops player in his day, too. Which would be great news for those lunchtime pickup games.

And not just the symphony of moves on the football field; Revis actually writes his own music. This isn't Deion Sanders making a regrettable rap album. Revis is a real musician, who is also pretty handy with the drums. And best of all, no profanity in his music. But speaking of Deion Sanders ...

You just have to look back to the 1994 San Francisco 49ers and the impact Sanders made on the team, as he helped push the team to victory in Super Bowl XXIX. If you look at all the picks the 49ers have accumulated for the 2013 NFL Draft, they should probably make the move to push themselves over the top once again.

Of course, Revis could just be a mercenary who is only there for one season to win. Which his fine. You want players in a contract year who are out there to justify their next huge, big-money deal. The old adage in sports is that you'd prefer to have a roster full of guys playing on a one-year deal. Revis is coming off a knee injury in search of a new contract. That's everything you want right there.

And really, if you don't want to grab Revis for your own team, think of the alternative: He could end up with the Patriots. You don't want that to happen, do you? The only thing worse could be...

Yeah, this can't happen.