SCOTT FUJITA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Scott Fujita and the Best Retirement Announcement Ever-and How It Could Have Been Better
Many moons ago I happened to be living right outside of San Francisco when Joe Montana retired. I had nothing to do and had the means to get into the city so I went to the ceremony. I'll never forget it--this guy passed around a parody of some song pretty much praising Joe. When we sang it (we were right next to the stage) he looked over and commented--very cool.
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Scott Fujita Retires From NFL on Top of Mountain in Peru
NEW ORLEANS — From the mountaintops of Peru, Scott Fujita has retired.
The Super Bowl-winning linebacker later enmeshed in the Saints bounty scandal signed a one-day contract with New Orleans and retired Monday. The Saints provided the document and Fujita signed it while on a trip with former teammate Scott Gleason, who is battling ALS.
“What better place to reach the end of...
Scott Fujita Retires in Machu Picchu
I’m at peace with my inner spirit animal T…
Scott Fujita signed a one-day contract with the New Orleans Saints to retire as a member of the team in Machu Picchu on Monday. “I’ve been fortunate to play in this league for a long time and for some great organizations, but there is no doubt that my times spent in New Orleans were some of the best years of my life,” Fujita said...
Scott Fujita retires as Saint while in Peru
From the mountaintops of Peru, Scott Fujita has retired.
The Super Bowl-winning linebacker later enmeshed in the Saints bounty scandal signed a one-day contract with New Orleans and retired Monday. The Saints provided the document and Fujita signed it while on a trip with former teammate Scott Gleason, who is battling ALS.
''What better place to reach the end of the road...
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Scott Fujita retires a Saint by signing one-day contract in Machu Picchu (Picture)
Former NFL linebacker Scott Fujita announced his retirement on Monday in a very unique manner. He did it while sitting on top of a mountain.
The 33-year-old spent four seasons of his career with the New Orleans Saints and won a Super Bowl with them in 2010. Despite the fact that he played for four teams throughout his 12-year career, Fujita felt the strongest connection with the...
NFL News: Scott Fujita to retire as a New Orleans Saint
Scott Fujita’s career in Cleveland went out with a whimper as he missed significant time due to injury, but he apparently wanted to be remembered as a Saint anyway. Fujita reportedly signed a one-day deal with the team that he helped to win a Super Bowl so he could retire there.
In the end, Fujita’s time in Cleveland will be marred by his lack of play due to injury and unfortunately...
CAREER PEAK
NFL linebacker retires while on a mountaintop
Linebacker Scott Fujita is currently away in Peru and decided to sign a one-day contract to retire as a member of the New Orleans Saints. “I’ve been fortunate to play in this league for a long time and for some great organizations, but there is no doubt that my times spent in New Orleans were some of the best years of my life,” Fujita said. “The way the team and the community...
NY Post calls Scott Fujita ‘retired and openly gay linebacker’
Earlier today, the United States Supreme Court dealt with the question of whether California’s ban on same-sex marriage violates the Constitution. In the lead up to it, NFL players, like free agent Scott Fujita, have not only been campaigning for equal-marriage rights, but for a safe atmosphere for gay players to feel comfortable with being in with everyone knowing their sexual...
Cleveland Browns Linebacker Scott Fujita sets Example for Pro Athletes
On Sunday, The New York Times published a letter/article by NFL Linebacker Scott Fujita on the topic of gay marriage, specifically California Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage.
Normally when athletes speak out on social issues, the end result is not good. In fact, when I hear that an athlete has voiced his or her opinion on a social or political matter, I cringe and...
ROCKS AT THE THRONE
Browns LB rips Roger Goodell
Following the announcement of new suspensions for those players involved in the Saints bounty scandal, one of those suspended, Scott Fujita, laid into the commish with a scathing statement.
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