"Before St. Louis drafted Torry Holt, the team had won 15 games in three years. After they selected the touted N.C. State receiver in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft, the Rams amassed 16 wins and a Super Bowl trophy in the same season. Arriving the same year as Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk, Holt became an integral part of ""The Greatest Show on Turf"", the high-flying Rams' offense that averaged 33 points per game and transformed the image of the previously downtrodden franchise. Holt emerged as one of the top downfield threats in the NFL, earning seven Pro Bowl selections and setting a league record with six consecutive seasons of at least 1,300 yards receiving. After leaving the Rams in 2008, Holt had a disappointing season in Jacksonville followed by an inactive year in New England. Holt signed a ceremonial one-day contract with the Rams on April 4, 2012, ending his career 10th all-time in receiving yards."
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