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Via Real Redskins
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November 09, 2009
Per Ryan O’Halloran of the Washington Times’ Twitter feed, the Redskins have no interest in signing running back Larry Johnson.
Some talk about the possibility came up this morning when Jim Zorn said that the team had discussed picking up Johnson, who was released by the Chiefs earlier today. There appears to be a need since [...]
Via NFL Spin Zone - DEACTIVATED
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November 09, 2009
The Kansas City Chiefs have finally had enough of their troubled running back, and have announced to day that they will release Larry Johnson.You may remember a week or so ago, I had written an article foreshadowing such an event taking place.The release ends Larry Johnson's pursuit of the Chiefs all-time rushing record, held by former teammate, Priest Holmes. Johnson was just...
Via Stiles Points
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November 11, 2009
On Tuesday, former Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson was a guest on "The Dan Patrick Show"...Johnson talked about his issues in Kansas City...he came across as a person who has a desire to be on a winning team...I don't condone Johnson's behavior and at the age of 30-years-old, he has very little left in the tank for a running back...however, I believe Johnson deserves...
Via kansascity.com
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November 09, 2009
LJ standing on the sidelinesEveryone knows the LJ story, so no need to repeat it here. I was happy (if not surprised) to see that Johnson was permanently removed from the team. I will be even happier if some other team (sucker) picks him up and eats his salary. Unfortunately, I can’t imagine that happening. Odds are he’ll land somewhere in free agency with a...
Via Washington Times
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November 10, 2009
From combined dispatches The Kansas City Chiefs released troubled running back Larry Johnson. A two-paragraph statement from the team Monday simply listed Johnson's statistics and announced his release. Johnson was due to come off a two-week suspension Monday. Johnson apparently caused the Chiefs to run out of patience after his latest brush with controversy. He questioned coach...
Via GotSaints.com
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November 09, 2009
National Post Chiefs release RB Larry Johnson The Associated Press 1 draft choice out of Penn State in 2003, Johnson was one of the best running backs in the NFL in 2005 and 2006, rushing for more than 1700 yards in each of ... Chiefs release Larry Johnson MiamiHerald.com ...
Via kansascity.com
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November 09, 2009
The Chiefs’ release of running back Larry Johnson is expensive for the team but lucrative for the player. Johnson is eligible to receive the remaining portion of his $4.55 million base salary from the Chiefs. Players are paid weekly through the 17 weeks of the regular season, so Johnson could collect about $2.14 million over the season’s final eight games.
Via Bleacher Report
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November 10, 2009
PITTSBURGH — Steelers coach Mike Tomlin isn’t saying if the team has any interest in Larry Johnson, the former Penn State running back who was released by the Kansas City Chiefs...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Pro Football Talk
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November 09, 2009
In 2003, the Chiefs picked running back Larry Johnson in the first round of the draft. In round two, the Chiefs selected linebacker Kawika Mitchell.They spent four seasons as teammates. Mitchell now plays for the Bills; he tore an ACL...
Via The Biz of Football
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November 10, 2009
The Kansas City Chiefs released troubled running back Larry Johnson Monday, ending his tenure of controversy and unfulfilled expectations. The move will cost the Cheifs $2.14 million if Johnson clears waivers. Johnson had three years left on the five-year contract he signed in 2007. If he stayed, Johnson would have earned $22.5 million over those three seasons.
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Via GridironFans.com
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November 09, 2009
The Kansas City Chiefs released RB Larry Johnson on Monday. In 75 games (55 starts) with Kansas City, Johnson rushed 1,375 times for 5,996 yards (4.4...
Via Redskins Insider
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November 11, 2009
A quick afternoon update, taken from Rick Maese's tweets ... Coach Jim Zorn said the Redskins have ruled out pursuing running back Larry Johnson, who was cut by the Chiefs on Monday. Johnson is free to sign with any team and has yet to do so. Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth said he was fined for his role in a sideline incident in Sunday's game in Atlanta. Haynesworth...
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