A second Rams draft pick has agreed to contract terms. Cornerback Jonathan Wade, a third-round selection (No. 84 overall) from Tennessee, received a three-year deal. Financial terms were not disclosed. On Tuesday, the team reached accord on a three-year contract with wide receiver Derek Stanley, a seventh-round pick from Wisconsin-Whitewater. Wade, 5 feet 10 and 195 pounds, was a wideout his first two seasons with the Volunteers. He moved to defensive back as a redshirt sophomore and became a full-time starter as a senior.

Torry Holt underwent routine surgery in February for a torn meniscus cartilage in his right knee. It was only the second knee surgery for Holt in eight NFL seasons. The Rams' full-squad minicamp, which concluded Thursday at Rams Park, marked his first extensive work on the practice field since the latest surgery. "For the most part, things are on schedule," Holt said. "I've got one more month to heal up and really strengthen it before we start training camp. So I'm going to try to take full advantage of it." As a result, Holt will spend most of the lull between now and the start of training camp working out in St. Louis. "I still have some soreness on the inside where I had the meniscus cleaned up," Holt said. "But that's going to be there. It's just a matter of me getting more reps and running more, and reintroducing the knee to those types of cuts that I'm used to doing."

The Broncos added their second 300-pound-plus lineman this week, acquiring defensive tackle Jimmy Kennedy on Friday from the Rams in exchange for an undisclosed 2008 draft pick. Kennedy, listed at 320 pounds, spent the past four seasons with the Rams, who picked him 12th overall in the 2003 draft.