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Found October 19, 2009 on The Scores Report: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Torry Holt
TEAMS: Jacksonville Jaguars

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- Fresh off his “lady-friend rendezvous” suspension, Mike Sims-Walker (9-120) posted another nice game. He is averaging 7-100-0.8 per game over the last four games played. Torry Holt (5-101) was also a factor against his old team. - Donnie Avery (1-17-1) started the day with a TD catch, but left the game with a bruised hip. [...]
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