WR Mike Sims-Walker might have a shot at becoming the Jaguars' most productive receiver since Jimmy Smith retired after the 2005 season. He still has a long way to go to match the five-time Pro Bowler, but he did something Sunday in the Jaguars 24-21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs that no Jaguars receiver had done since 2000. He had six catches for 147 receiving yards, the most by a Jaguars receiver since Smith had 147 yards against Arizona in 2000. He caught a 61-yarder for a touchdown and a 45-yarder to set up a field goal and those two plays were the difference in the game. On both plays, the Chiefs' coverage broke down and there wasn't a defender in his zip code when he made the catch. 1//9/2009

Sims-Walker caught six passes for a career-high 147 yards in Sunday's 24-21 win over Kansas City. He had a long TD catch that made it 14-6 late in the second quarter, then added a 45-yard reception that set up Josh Scobee's 27-yard field goal in the third.
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