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��Pro Highlights:

TRANSACTIONS:
� 5/2/05 � signed contract with the Rams.
� 12/12/02 � signed as a free agent from practice squad.
� 9/9/02 � signed to Rams practice squad.
� 2/12/02 � signed as a free agent by the Rams (allocated to NFL Europe).
� 8/8/01 � signed as a free agent by the Rams.
� 8/7/00 � traded to New England from the Rams for undisclosed draft pick.
� 4/25/00 � signed as an undrafted free agent by the Rams.

PRO: Has become integral part of Rams� offense.

2006 SEASON: Handled holder duties all 16 games.
� Returned a season-high two punts for 19 yards, with a season-long of 10 yards vs. in Week 6 vs. Seattle 10/15.

2005 SEASON: Caught 23 passes for 237 yards.
� Career-high eight receptions for 90 yards at New York Giants 10/2.
� Assumed punt return responsibilities for first time vs. Philadelphia in 12/18, returning four punts for 6.5-yard average, with long of 13 yards.

2004 SEASON: Played in 14 games.
� One reception for 16 yards on crucial third down with 0:18 left in regulation to set up a Wilkins 36-yard field goal that tied game, 27-27, at Seattle 10/10 en route to comeback win.

2003 SEASON: Saw first significant offensive action in the NFL, emerging as Rams� third receiver�26 of 47 receptions went for first down.
� First two NFL receptions for 13 yards in season opener at New York Giants 9/7.
� Caught five passes for 47 yards, including first career touchdown, 19-yarder from QB Marc Bulger, vs. San Francisco 9/14.
� Three receptions for 38 yards, adding Rams� season-long 44-yard punt return against Baltimore 11/9.

2002 SEASON: NFL debut on offense and special teams vs. Arizona 12/15.

2002 NFL EUROPE: Led Berlin to World Bowl title and named World Bowl Most Valuable Player after catching 11 passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns as Berlin defeated Rhein Fire 26-20�named to All-NFL Europe team and led all NFL Europe receivers in receptions (54) and receiving yards (661) during regular season�scored five touchdowns.
� Won NFL Europe Player of the Week honors after five-reception, 101-yard, two-touchdown performance in Week 6.

2001 SEASON: Attended part of Rams 2001 training camp after being released by New England.

2000 SEASON: Spent 2000 training camp with the Rams before being traded to New England.

��College Highlights:

� 84 catches for 949 yards and five touchdowns during two-year Huskies� career.
� Walked onto University of Washington football team in 1996 after playing basketball for two years at Western Washington.
� Named honorable mention All-Pac-10 as senior�started seven of 11 games as a senior, making 20 receptions for 287 yards.
� Threw 55-yard touchdown pass in Apple Cup victory over Washington State.
� Led Huskies with 64 receptions for 662 yards as junior, ranking him third in the Pac-10 with 6.4 receptions per game (15th nationally).
� Redshirted as sophomore in 1997 after transferring from Western Washington (Bellingham, Wash.)�did not play football at Western Washington.
� Starting guard on basketball team as sophomore.
� Graduated with degree in speech communications.

��Personal Info:

� Born Dane Alan Looker in Puyallup, Wash.
� Named Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Associated Press, and Tacoma News-Tribune All-State selection at Puyallup High in Puyallup, Wash.
� Also named to Tacoma News-Tribune�s All-Area first team.
� First team All-South Puget Sound League selection.
� Made 50 receptions for 916 yards and 18 touchdowns as senior.
� Won two varsity letters in basketball.
� Married to Amy, with sons, Isaac and Lawson, and daughter, Shae.
� Resides in St. Louis.