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Given good blocking and a fresh start, Larry Johnson might still be the power-running Pro Bowler who had back-to-back 1,700-yard seasons for Kansas City. Are you listening, Seattle? What do you think, Indianapolis? Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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The released controversy-plagued running back Larry Johnson Monday, the day he was due back from his second suspension in the past 12 months. Full Article at New York Daily News
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New Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley, left, talks with general manager Scott Pioli after a news conference announcing Haley's hiring Friday, Feb. 6, 2009 in Kansas City, Mo. View Photo »
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It wouldn't be fair of me to try to comment on that in any way other than to say the totality of the situation was factored in -- what we felt was best for the Kansas City Chiefs
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Chiefs released running back Larry Johnson on Monday, the day he was due back from his second suspension in the past 12 months. Full Article at AZ starnet.com
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The Kansas City Chiefs released controversy-plagued running back Larry Johnson on Monday, the day he was scheduled to come back from his two-week suspension. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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Given good blocking and a fresh start, Larry Johnson still might be the power-running Pro Bowler who had back-to-back 1,700-yard seasons for Kansas City. Are you listening, Seattle? What do you think, Indianapolis? Chicago? Houston? Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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New Kansas City Chiefs head coach Todd Haley, left, addresses the media as general manager Scott Pioli looks on during a news conference announcing Haley's hiring Friday, Feb. 6, 2009 in Kansas City, Mo. View Photo »
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I want to apologize to the fans of the Kansas City Chiefs and the rest of the NFL, Commissioner (Roger) Goodell, the Chiefs organization, coach Todd Haley, his staff, and my team mates for the words I used yesterday
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Next stop for Johnson could be NFC East By RANDY COVITZ The Kansas City Star Chiefs coach Todd Haley (above) said on Monday that there had been a lot of time and energy put into the decision to release Larry Johnson. Join the discussion in the forums. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Pittsburgh Steelers DB sits out because of blood disorder; replacement stars in win over Denver Broncos
Contra Costa Timessuspension in the past 12 months. Johnson's latest suspension came last month for using an anti-gay slur and tweeting criticisms of Kansas City coach Todd Haley. Rarely has playing it safe paid off so well for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Full Article at Contra Costa Times
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It wouldn't be fair of me to try to comment on that in any way other than to say the totality of the situation was factored in -- what we felt was best for the Kansas City Chiefs
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I want to apologize to the fans of the Kansas City Chiefs and the rest of the NFL, Commissioner (Roger) Goodell, the Chiefs organization, coach Todd Haley, his staff, and my team mates for the words I used yesterday
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We decided it was in the best interests of the Kansas City Chiefs' organization to move forward at this time
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They've got to quarterback the defense ... Mike Brown does a great job of that, and he'll help DaJuan in that area, take some of the pressure off him. He still has to communicate and know what's going on. I feel comfortable with where he's at.
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As a youngster, you thought the Super Bowl came every other year, but you realize real quick when you see your father stay in the business for as long as he has and not ever get back to one, it is hard
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Making gay slurs on your Twitter account? ... That's akin to rushing for 2.7 yards per carry, because they'll both get you time off the field. Ironically, Larry's the one making gay slurs, but he's also the one putting a foot in his mouth. But I didn't come here to 'L.J.-bash.' It's not all about Larry ...
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Making gay slurs on your Twitter account? ... That's akin to rushing for 2.7 yards per carry, because they'll both get you time off the field. Ironically, Larry's the one making gay slurs, but he's also the one putting a foot in his mouth. But I didn't come here to 'L.J.-bash.' It's not all about Larry ...
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His speed is pretty good, maybe better than you’re giving him credit for ... He was a vertical threat for San Diego. He does give us some speed and vertical explosion. He adds a little to the mix. He’s been able to stay relatively healthy, and you haven’t seen a drop-off in speed. I’ve kind of been taug...
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I'm very proud of the route that I took to get to where I am right now ... I'm very proud to have grown up around, in my opinion, one of the best football people there is, and to be around the teams and players that I was around on a daily basis. I think I've earned what I've done in the NFL through har...
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I think it’s another step in our development ... It’s our first time after a victory. I wish we had tested this out four weeks ago, but it is what it is and we’ve got to get ready for San Diego. At least we’re doing so with a little positive reinforcement.
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My expectations were about on with where we're at ... I was a scout with the Jets when we went 2-14 and 1-15... and the very next year, we went 9-7. Dallas, which had been downtrodden for an extended period, I was able to be part of turning that in the [right] direction and then Arizona. ... There weren...
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I just think that having been in Arizona for two years ... I really thought that was something that hurt us – the fact that it was too nice all the time. We were never in the mental mindset to play in those conditions.
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Miles is a guy who was in Dallas when I was and he was acquired, and I've got to take my hat off to him. He's been working, trying to find his way. He made a couple of huge plays, probably the biggest of his career. We've got to cover better and we've got to tackle better. Period
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Arizona, there is no greater example
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The Dallas Cowboys had really fallen on hard times and while we never got to where we wanted to
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I have great memories of Dallas, and the one memory I have that's not great is the Seattle game, because I truly believed in my heart of hearts that had we kicked that field goal and won the game, we were going to give some people – the Bears specifically – some problems ... And who knows how that year ...
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I’m getting ready for the Dallas Cowboys ... That does me no good one way or the other, right or wrong. We’ve got to figure out a way to beat the Cowboys.
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We knew this would be a tough stretch against some very good opponents ... We're in a worst-case sceneario right now. Would winning against Baltimore or Oakland have boosted our confidence? Yes, but that's not the way it went. We are where we are, and we've got to pull together. I look at a season in qu...
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This is a new group with a lot of things thrown at them, so it would be difficult regardless of circumstances ... Add to that mix that we've seen the pass rush of the Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants, I don't know that there are many front sevens better than that.
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So, we need to have somebody change it ... Whether it’s Brandon Flowers intercepting the ball or Maurice (Leggett) catches the ball or the quarterback doesn’t throw an interception. There are plenty of them out there, whether I make a better call or a better decision in the game. Somebody take it upon t...
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When we made that change, there was a lot of negative feedback — ‘What about the future?’ There weren’t too many people saying much when we were in the Super Bowl last year
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Those are decisions you’ve got to make as a coach ... As a head coach you take the brunt of the criticism or the accolades. You’ve got to ultimately do what you think gives your team the best chance to win. If that means another quarterback being in there other than Matt Cassel then….
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No more glaring than in the last couple of years in Arizona between Matt (Leinart) and Kurt (Warner) and Matt being a number one pick ... When we made that change there was a lot of negative feed-back and what about the future. There weren’t many people saying much when we were in the Super Bowl last ye...
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I thought Brodie Croyle went into a very difficult situation, a hostile environment against a very good defense and he looked like an NFL quarterback. He gave us a legitimate chance to win
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You've got to ultimately do what you think gives your team the best chance to win ... If that means another quarterback being in there other than Matt Cassel, then sign me up.
