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#83 Ronald Curry

Position	WR
DOB	5/28/79
Height	6-2
Weight	210
College	North Carolina
NFL Exp.	8

TRANSACTIONS: Acquired by St. Louis from Detroit in exchange for DT Orien Harris (7/25/09)�signed as a free agent by Detroit (4/16/09)�re-signed by Oakland (3/6/07)�placed on reserve/injured list (10/19/05)�placed on reserve/injured list (12/7/04)�signed to the active roster from the practice squad by Oakland (11/3/02)�signed to the practice squad (9/3/02)�selected by Oakland in the seventh-round (235th overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft.

PRO: Eighth-year veteran joined the Rams in July 2009 after a trade with Detroit�played seven seasons (2002-08) with the Oakland Raiders�has registered 193 receptions for 2,347 yards and 13 touchdowns in seven NFL seasons�led the Raiders in receiving in 2006 and 2007�set career highs and led the Raiders in receptions (62) and yards (727), including a three-game stretch when he caught 28 passes for 292 yards and one touchdown.

2008 SEASON: Started 13 games with 10 starts�recorded 19 receptions for 181 yards and two touchdowns�Week 11 at Miami (11/16): Amassed a season-high six receptions for 73 yards.

2007 SEASON: Played in all 16 games with 13 starts, leading the Raiders with 55 catches for 717 yards and four touchdowns�vs. Detroit (9/9): Tallied 10 catches for 133 receiving yards�at Minnesota (11/18): Caught four passes for a game-high 120 yards�recorded a season-long 49-yard reception.

2006 SEASON: Played in all 16 games, starting three�set career-highs and led the Raiders in receptions (67) and yards (727)�during a three game stretch from Week 14-16, caught 28 passes for 292 yards and one touchdown�at Cincinnati (12/10): Caught eight passes for 99 yards and a touchdown�vs. Kansas City (12/23): Established a career-high with 11 receptions�totaled 106 receiving yards.

2005 SEASON: Played in two games and was inactive for three games before being placed on the reserve/injured list (10/19) with an Achilles tendon injury.

2004 SEASON: Saw action in 12 games with three starts before suffering a season-ending Achilles tendon injury vs. Kansas City (12/5)�despite missing the final four games of the season, finished second on the team in receptions (50), receiving yards (679) and touchdowns (six, a career-high)�also added 12 special teams tackles and returned four kickoffs for 63 yards�vs. Buffalo (9/19): Tallied his first career touchdown on a 43-yard pass�finished the game with five receptions for 89 yards, both team highs�at Indianapolis (10/10): Recorded a season-high 10 catches for 72 yards�at Denver (11/28): Notched his first career 100-yard receiving game�made six catches for 110-yards and a touchdown�touchdown came on a twisting, one-handed catch in the snow that earned the Levitra NFL Play of the Week�vs. Kansas City (12/5): Recorded 141 receiving yards and two touchdowns, both career highs, on a game-high nine receptions.

2003 SEASON: Played in 15 games with two starts�made five catches for 31 yards�led the Raiders with 17 special teams tackles�at Denver (9/22): Made the first two catches of his NFL career for 20 yards.

2002 SEASON: Began the season on the Oakland practice squad before being signed to the active roster (11/3)�vs. San Francisco (11/3): Played in his first career game, returning three kickoffs for 68 yards.

Four-year starter at the University of North Carolina, splitting quarterback duties in his final season�left school as the school record holder in passing yards (4,987) and total offense (6,236)�Curry established team career records for quarterbacks with 1,249 yards and 13 rushing touchdowns�two-time bowl game MVP, earning the honors in the 1998 Las Vegas Bowl and 2001 Peach Bowl�threw for 218 yards, rushed for a career-high 105 yards and tallied a career high four touchdowns (two rushing, two passing) in Carolina�s 59-21 victory over Duke in 2001 as the Tar Heels set an ACC record with 52 first half points�in 1998, set Carolina freshman records for most total offense yards in a game (370), most passing yards in a game (304), most completions (19), most total offensive plays (47) and longest touchdown pass (69) against Stanford�two-sport athlete at North Carolina was the starting point guard on the Tar Heels� 1999 ACC regular season championship team�Afro-American Studies major.

Named National Football Player of the Year by Parade, Gatorade, the Atlanta Touchdown Club (Bobby Dodd Award) and the Columbus (Ohio) Touchdown Club while at Hampton (Va.) High School�also named the National Football Player of the Year on offense by USA Today...played quarterback, safety, punter and returned punts and kickoffs, helping to lead Hampton to three consecutive state championships�was responsible for 186 touchdowns (90 passing, 74 rushing, 22 returns) during his high school career�as a senior, completed 119 of 226 passes (52.7) for 2,577 yards and 27 touchdowns and rushed 115 times for 866 yards and 22 touchdowns�in his career, passed for 8,212 yards and 90 touchdowns and rushed for 3,307 yards and 74 scores�set state records for passing yards and total offensive yards (11,519)�earned first team all-state quarterback honors in each of his four seasons�All-State as a defensive back and kick returner in each of his last three years�earned Virginia High School Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year honors for three consecutive seasons�set school records in basketball for points and assists�led the team to the basketball state title as a junior�earned McDonald�s National Basketball Player of the Year honors...named MVP of the McDonald�s All-American Game in basketball in 1998 and also was the McDonald�s All-American Slam Dunk contest winner that year�married with two children.