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Torry Holt indicated that he is not interested in signing an extension with the Rams. Holt is due $5.65 and $6.65 million, respectively, in the final two years of his deal. "I have this year and next year, and hopefully I can finish those years out," Holt said. "Then, I'll see where I'm at physically." He added that the Panthers would "definitely be the top choice" if he leaves St. Louis in 2010. [link]

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