These are the industry's best news reporting websites.  Rotoworld and CBSsports are in a distant 1st/2nd in our opinion.

• Torry Holt Player News @ Rotoworld
• Torry Holt Player News @ Cbssports
• Torry Holt Player News @ Yahoo
• Torry Holt Player News @ Bleacherreport.com
• Torry Holt Player News @ Fanball
• Torry Holt Player News @ Foxsports

Tory Hot Profile at Pro Football Reference

Pro Football Reference is open source and a highly enriched statistic website.  The guy who runs this knows what he's doing.

Compare all WRs using FFToday.com's stat cruncher

FFToday.com's stat cruncher is the best in the biz.  It's quick and sortable and highly user-friendly.

These link to the industry's best IRs. These are the sites that Stegman goes to, in order, if/when he's obsessing about data on the status of an injury.

• Rotoworld IR (most up to date – the Cadillac of NFL injury reports)
• CBS Sports IR  (a close 2^nd)
• ESPN IR 
• Yahoo IR
• Fanball IR
• Foxsports IR
• The Huddle.com IR
• NFL.com IR  
• NFLInjury.com IR  (decent independent blog for injury data)

4/20/2010: Signed a one-year, $1.7 million contract.

Data sourced from Rotoworld.com

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If there’s one thing we all know about Torry Holt, it’s that he’s been just about the most predictable fantasy football wide receiver the league has had since the new millennium broke.  You draft him, you know what you’re getting.  90 catches, 1,300 yards, and around eight TDs.  Last year he played through injuries and constant double-teams due to the lack of coaching and talent around him, and his numbers suffered accordingly.  Otherwise, his year-to-year output has been just about as dependable as finding Kirstie Alley going for thirds at the dessert buffet at a Vegas casino. 

Holt is the only WR in history to post six consecutive 1,300+ yard seasons.  He also carried with him (before last year) an eight-year streak of posting 80+ catches and 1,100+ yards.  You get the point.
 
He, like another Pro-Bowl wideout we know and love (TJ Whosyourmomzda) has been freed from his previous prison sentence (Rams), and signed up with a team who is likely on the rise.  The Jags have a lot to look forward in ’09 with Garrard, MJD, and a young and healthy Mike Walker.  Their offensive line issues from ‘08 are well documented and play a big reason into why this team struggled so mightily.  The Jags haven’t had a Holt-caliber fantasy football WR since Jimmy Smith opted for retirement (and the pipe). 

Garrard has never had even a decent WR to play catch with.  Take a look at his leading WRs since he took over in 2006:

We remain highly intrigued by the potential that Holt brings to Garrard and the Jags.  Garrard is a good QB that is improving each year.  He struggled last season a bit when they were passing more than normal due to trailing for much of the season, but that was throwing the ball to fellow coke-heads Matt Jones and Reggie Williams, neither of which is still in the league (coke gets you places, we tell ya) and then  Dennis Northcutt who was cut and not in the league until he was swept up recently by that high octane offense in Detroit.  

2009 Fantasy Football Outlook