Great athlete…outstanding route-runner…makes big plays…just starting to scratch the surface of his ability…highly productive wideout…selected by Rams in first round (6th overall) of 1999 NFL Draft. 2001: Earned second consecutive Pro Bowl berth after posting second consecutive 1,000-yard receiving season…caught 81 passes for 1,363 yards and career-high seven touchdowns…was second on Rams and eighth in NFC in receptions, led the Rams, was 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 with 15 for 191 yards and one touchdown…is now Rams’ all-time leader in postseason receptions (37) and fourth in receiving yards (459)…had first 100-yard receiving game of the season in win over Miami 9/30, catching four passes for 111 yards and one touchdown, a 45-yard score in the fourth quarter…made 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. 2000: Earned first Pro Bowl berth and became first Ram since teammate Isaac Bruce in 1996 to lead the NFL in receiving yards…set career highs in receptions (82), yards (1,635) and tied then-career high with six touchdowns…had 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 then-career high 189 yards and two touchdowns (80, 85)…yardage average set 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…caught two passes for 26 yards in NFC Wildcard Game at New Orleans 12/30. 1999: Played in 16 games with 15 starts...led all NFC rookie wide receivers in receptions and receiving yards...was third on team in receptions (52) and receiving yards and tied for third with six touchdown receptions...also had three rushes for 25 yards and three punt returns for 15 yards...led or tied the Rams in receptions three times and in receiving yards three times…receptions and receiving yards totals second highest for a rookie in team history (Eddie Kennison, 1996, 54 for 924)...named 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 his first NFL touchdown of his career, a 20-yard pass from QB Kurt Warner in the fourth quarter, to secure the season-opening victory over Baltimore…had strong finish in final six games, catching 25 passes for 429 yards and four touchdowns...began streak by recording then-career-highs in receptions (five), receiving yards (87) and touchdowns (two) against Saints 11/28...posted his best game of the season at New Orleans two weeks later, catching a season high six receptions for 113 yards, his first 100-yard reception game of his career...his first 100-yard game was part of the second foursome in team history to produce a 300-yard passer (Warner 346 passing yards), a 100-yard rusher (RB Marshall Faulk 154 yards), and two 100-yard receivers (WR Isaac Bruce 102 yards, Holt 112 yards) in same game...tied a 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...was on the receiving end of Warner's 41st touchdown pass of the season, a 15-yard toss in the third quarter…scored on a 63-yard touchdown pass from QB Joe Germaine in the fourth quarter…led the Rams in receptions in all three postseason games...caught a 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 the third quarter vs. Tennessee in Super Bowl XXXIV 1/30.