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Rudy Niswanger
Rudy Niswanger is a center for the Kansas City Chiefs, wearing number 64. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played in college at LSU. Rudy Niswanger is 6 feet, 5 inches and weighs 301 pounds. Share your thoughts and opinions... [more]
Rudy Niswanger is a center for the Kansas City Chiefs, wearing number 64. 2006 is his first year as a pro player. He played in college at LSU. Rudy Niswanger is 6 feet, 5 inches and weighs 301 pounds. Share your thoughts and opinions about Rudy Niswanger and the Chiefs, or follow him in news and blogs.
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Chiefs head coach Todd Haley must have had a bad experience as a child at the hands of someone with a last name of Johnson.
In addition to the most recent episode with former Chiefs' running back Larry Johnson, Haley continues to harbor some sort of ill-will towards Kansas City linebacker Derrick Johnson. So much so, that he can’t seem to find a situation or a position on his defense that justifies starting the former first-round selection out...
- Kansas City Chiefs Fire 2x Pro-Bowler Larry Johnson for Anti-Gay Slurs (hispanicbusiness.com)
- Chiefs to 'Fag' Tweeter: Larry Johnson: G'Bye! (feedburner.com)
- Not Even Chiefs Fans Want to Keep Fag Tweeter Larry Johnson (feedburner.com)
What happened?
Unpopular, egomaniacal, and talented, such are the thoughts and perceptions of Larry Johnson as he departs Kansas City.
To most Chiefs fans it appeared that Johnson never quite enjoyed playing in Kansas City. Perhaps Kansas City was not the problem, as one can question if LJ truly enjoys the game of football. Even when the media lauded LJ as being “good,” or, “quiet,” all this meant was a standoffish isolated player hadn’t...
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- NFL Running Back Larry Johnson, Out of Kansas City and Out of Chances? (associatedcontent.com)
- I asked Rudy how he was able to bounce back so quickly, and he told me that... (arrowheadpride.com)
- Chiefs Postgame Comments (kcchiefs.com)
The Kansas City Chiefs are officially cutting ties with Larry Johnson. This is reportedly a move accepted by both sides, as Kansas City has been inching toward moving on from Johnson for the past two seasons, and Johnson hasn't been happy in Kansas City for some time.
The team avoids a major distraction in the locker room and through the press by unloading Johnson now, and also gives their younger, more talented backs, Jamaal Charles and...
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- Kansas City Chiefs Release RB Larry Johnson (bleacherreport.com)
- Ousted Kansas City Chiefs RB Larry Johnson Is In Dallas. Why? "Social... (blogs.dallasobserver.com)
- Kansas City Chiefs release RB Larry Johnson (feedburner.com)
No team claimed running back Larry Johnson off waivers, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter, which means Johnson now is free to sign with any team and the Kansas City Chiefs must pay him the balance of the $2.1 million left on his contract this season.
More perspectives...
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Former Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson has passed through waivers, and is now free to sign with any team he chooses. Or should we say, any team that will take him.
Johnson would have been due roughly $2.3 million for the rest of the season, which is why few were surprised he found no takers .
The Washington Redskins were rumored to be interested, but they already have two running backs in Clinton Portis and Ladell Betts that are...
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- Larry Johnson Speculation Could Continue Into Next Week (arrowheadpride.com)
