TRANSACTIONS:
• 3/10/05 – re-signed with St. Louis.
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7/18/03 – re-signed with St. Louis.
• 4/17/99 – selected by St. Louis in the
first round (sixth overall) of the 1999 NFL Draft.
PRO: Arguably the best receiver in the NFL…first
player in NFL history with six consecutive 1,300-yard receiving seasons…fastest
player to 11,000 receiving yards (131 games)…second fastest player in NFL
history to reach 700 receptions (125 games)…leads the NFL in receiving yards
(11,076), and receptions (753) since 2000…has the most receiving yards per game
in NFL history (83.5)…ranks 19th all-time in receptions (805) and 17th all-time
in receiving yards (11,864)…805 receptions rank sixth among active receivers
while 11,864 ranks fifth among active receivers…ranks third in receptions and
second in receiving yards in team history…second in Rams’ postseason history
with 47 receptions and 630 receiving yards…set Super Bowl rookie record for
receptions (seven) and receiving yards (109)…selected to seven Pro
Bowls.
2007
SEASON: Led the team in receptions, receiving
yards and touchdowns…named to fifth consecutive Pro Bowl, seventh overall.
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Led all receivers with eight catches for 73 yards and one touchdown in Week 1
vs. Carolina 9/9…passed Stanley Morgan for 20th place on the NFL’s all-time
receiving yards list.
• Made five catches for 89 yards and one touchdown in
Week 5 vs. Arizona 10/7…surpassed the 11,000 career receiving yards mark,
fastest player to do so (131 games).
• Caught season-high eight passes for 82
yards in Week 7 at Seattle 10/21…passed Michael Irvin and Charlie Joiner in
career receptions (752) for 21st all time.
• Led the team with eight
receptions for a season-high 124 yards in Week 10 at New Orleans 11/11…moved
past James Lofton into 20th place on the NFL’s all-time receptions list.
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Led the team with six receptions and a season-high 135 yards and one touchdown
in Week 13 vs. Atlanta 12/2.
• Led the team with eight receptions for 90
yards in Week 14 at Cincinnati 12/9…reached 1,000 receiving yards, eight
consecutive season tying Isaac Bruce for most 1,000-yard receiving seasons in
franchise history.
• Led the team with seven receptions for 93 yards in Week 17
at Arizona 12/30…became 19th player in NFL history to record 800 career
receptions.
2006
SEASON: Started 16 games…led the team with 93
receptions (second in the NFC, fourth in the NFL) and 1,188 receiving yards
(fourth in the NFC, eighth in the NFL), and scored 10 touchdowns.
• Made
eight receptions for 120 yards at Arizona 9/24, his 40th career 100-yard
receiving game, most in franchise history.
• Nabbed a 16-yard touchdown
reception vs. Detroit 10/1, passing Hall of Famer Elroy Hirsch (339) for 10th in
the Rams all-time scoring list…his six receptions for 102 yards helped him pass
Henry Ellard (9,761) for second place on the Rams’ all-time receiving yards list
as well as move
past Ellard (9,816) for third place on the Rams’ all-time
scrimmage yards list.
• Vs. Seattle 10/15, caught eight passes for 154 yards
and three touchdowns, his 42nd 100-yard receiving game and his first
three-touchdown performance…moved into ninth place on the Rams’ all-time scoring
list, passing Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson...became the fastest player in NFL
history to reach 10,000 receiving yards.
• Caught four passes for 30 yards
vs. San Francisco 11/26, helped him pass Jerry Rice for the most receiving yards
in first eight NFL seasons with 10,282 yards.
2005
SEASON: Played and started 14 games, missing
two due to knee injury…finished third in the NFL in receptions (102), and sixth
in the NFL in receiving yards (1,331)…led the team in receptions and receiving
yards in 10 games…had five games with at least 10 receptions.
• Nine
receptions for season-high 163 yards and one touchdown vs. Tennessee 9/25.
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Made 11 receptions for 129 yards vs. Arizona 11/20.
• Caught 600th career
pass in 107th career game at Minnesota 12/11.
• Made 10 receptions for 163 yards and one
touchdown vs. San Francisco 12/24…39th 100-yard receiving game, tying him with
WR Isaac Bruce for franchise record.
2004
SEASON: Tied for for third in NFL with 94
receptions for 1,372 yards (fourth in NFL) with 10 touchdowns.
•Made 500th
career reception, 9-yard catch on second-and-10 in the third quarter at Arizona
12/19.
•Had sixth 100-yard receiving game of season in season finale vs. New
York Jets 1/2/05, finishing with game-highs of seven receptions for 116 yards
with two touchdowns, marking eighth multiple touchdown game of career…moved past
Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson (8,157) for fourth place on the Rams’ all-time
yards from scrimmage list, with 8,204.
• Had second career 100-yard receiving
game in the playoffs, with six receptions for 108 yards with a touchdown in
Rams’ NFC Wildcard Game at Seattle 1/8/05.
• Made two receptions for 42 yards in NFC
Divisional Playoff Game at Atlanta 1/15/05.
2003
SEASON: Led NFL in both receptions and
receiving yards, with career high 117 receptions for 1,696 yards and 12
touchdowns (second in NFL)…named Wide Receiver of the Year by NFL Alumni...first
career 100-reception season and fourth consecutive 1,000-yard receiving
season…led or tied for team-lead in receptions 12 times and 11 times in
receiving yards...117 receptions ranks second on Rams’ single season
list and
seventh on NFL’s all-time list…only second Ram in franchise history with more
than 100 receptions in one season (Isaac Bruce, 119 in 1995)…1,696 receiving
yards is second on Rams’ single season list and fifth on NFL’s all-time list…had
10 100-yard receiving games, breaking Bruce’s (nine) 1995 franchise record for
most in one season, tying Holt for second on NFL’s all-time list for most in one
season…45 receptions for 735 yards with seven touchdowns over five-game span,
most in NFL for five-game stretch in single season since Bruce gained 785 in
1995…earned NFC Offensive Player of the Month honors in October (3 games; 22
receptions, 402 yards, five TDs).
• Made 11 receptions for 161 yards and two
touchdowns vs. Atlanta 10/13.
• Made 11 receptions for 200 yards and one
touchdown at San Francisco 11/2, second 200-yard receiving game of
career.
2002
SEASON: Third-consecutive 1,000-yard
receiving season…led Rams, fourth in NFC, and tied for 10th in NFL in
receptions, and led Rams, was fourth in the NFC and seventh in NFL in receiving
yards…had team-high four 100-yard receiving games, led or tied for team lead in
receptions six times and led or tied for lead in receiving yards 10 times…had 10
games with at least five receptions.
• Career-high 12 receptions at Tampa Bay
9/23.
• Caught seven passes for season-high 141 yards and one touchdown vs.
Arizona 12/15.
• Caught season-long 58-yard pass to set up game-winning field
goal in final two minutes vs. Cardinals.
• Made 300th career reception and passed 5,000-yard
receiving mark at Seattle 12/22 in fourth quarter.
2001
SEASON: Posted second consecutive 1,000-yard
receiving season…second on Rams and eighth in NFC in receptions, led Rams, third
in NFC and fifth in NFL in receiving yards, and second on Rams in touchdowns…had
three 100-yard receiving games (including one 200-yard receiving game), led or
tied for team lead in receptions eight times and led the team in receiving yards
six times…led Rams in receptions and receiving yards in playoffs.
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Season-high eight receptions for 139 yards against Tampa Bay 11/26.
• Caught
seven passes for career-high 203 yards and career-high tying two touchdowns vs.
Indianapolis 12/30…of seven receptions against Colts, five were of 20 or more
yards (42, 51, 21t, 46t, 21).
• Caught five passes in each of Rams’ three
playoff games, with playoff-high 84 receiving yards and one touchdown in NFC
Divisional Playoff Game against Green Bay 1/20/02.
2000
SEASON: Earned first Pro Bowl berth and
became first Ram since Isaac Bruce in 1996 to lead the NFL in receiving
yards…eight 100-yard receiving games, led or tied for team lead in receptions
six times and led in receiving yards eight times.
• One of three Rams (RB
Marshall Faulk, WR Az-Zahir Hakim) to have at least 100 receiving yards in the
season opener vs. Denver 9/4 with six receptions for 103 yards.
• Caught six
passes for 101 yards at Seattle 9/10, including 41-yard reception on
third-and-17 from midfield with 26 seconds to play to set up K Jeff Wilkins'
27-yard field goal for 37-34 win
• Set NFL record by averaging 63.0 yards on
three receptions at Atlanta 9/24, catching three passes for 189 yards and two
touchdowns (80, 85)…yardage average broke mark of 60.67 yards set by Houston's
Bill Groman (vs. Denver 11/20/60 3-182) and tied by New York Giants' Homer Jones
(vs. Washington 12/12/65 3-182).
• Ended the season with three consecutive 100-yard receiving
games…set career-high with nine receptions for 172 yards vs. Minnesota
12/10…tied career-high reception total one week later at Tampa Bay for 165 yards
and one touchdown…caught five passes for 121 yards at New Orleans 12/24 to help
Rams clinch playoff berth.
1999
SEASON: Led all NFC rookie wide receivers in
receptions and receiving yards…third on team in receptions (52) and receiving
yards (788) and tied for third with six touchdown receptions…receptions and
receiving yards totals second highest for rookie in team history (WR Eddie
Kennison, 1996, 54 for 924)…first-team All-Rookie selection by Football
Digest…touchdown total tied for third with Leon Clarke (1956) on the Rams'
rookie list behind Bucky Pope (10) and Kennison (eight).
• Caught first NFL
touchdown pass, 20-yard pass from QB Kurt Warner in fourth quarter, to secure
season-opening victory over Baltimore.
• Caught 25 passes for 17-yard average
and four touchdowns in final six games.
• Tied season high with two
touchdowns and recorded then-career high 122 receiving yards on five receptions
in the Rams’ regular season finale against Philadelphia 1/2/00.
• Led Rams in
receptions in all three postseason games…caught team-high 20 passes for 242
yards and one touchdown…set Super Bowl rookie record for receptions (seven) and
receiving yards (109)…scored first touchdown of game on nine-yard scoring pass
from Warner in third quarter vs. Tennessee in Super Bowl XXXIV
1/30/00.
