Why Did Torry Holt Retire?
Holt Would Eventually Leave St. Louis and Spend One Season with the Jaguars, but Injuries Brought an End to His Career. in 2012, He Signed a One-Day Contract...
Holt would eventually leave St. Louis and spend one season with the Jaguars, but injuries brought an end to his career. In 2012, he signed a one-day contract to retire as a Ram; of his 13,382 receiving yards, 12,660 of them—not to mention all 74 of his touchdowns—came in St. Louis.
When did Torry Holt retire?
Retirement. On April 4, 2012, Holt signed a ceremonial contract with the St. Louis Rams to retire with the team. He retired from professional football ranked 10th in league history with 13,382 yards receiving and 13th with 920 receptions.
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