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Larry Johnson wants out of Kansas City. He said so in no uncertain terms on Wednesday.
There's no sense delaying the inevitable," Johnson said on 610 Sports Radio's Chris and Cowboy show. "I just think it's time for us to break ties. They can go on and find what they want. And I can try to go on and rebuild my career and find what I want," said Johnson, in a lengthy interview.
He says when he signed a long-term, $45 million deal with the Chiefs before the 2007 season, he was told he'd get the bulk of the carries, but is unhappy with his diminished role in the shotgun offense.
He went on to say he preferred to play elsewhere, but settled for staying in Kansas City after seeing Shaun Alexander and Edgerrin James having trouble getting work.
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There's no sense delaying the inevitable," Johnson said on 610 Sports Radio's Chris and Cowboy show. "I just think it's time for us to break ties. They can go on and find what they want. And I can try to go on and rebuild my career and find what I want," said Johnson, in a lengthy interview.
He says when he signed a long-term, $45 million deal with the Chiefs before the 2007 season, he was told he'd get the bulk of the carries, but is unhappy with his diminished role in the shotgun offense.
He went on to say he preferred to play elsewhere, but settled for staying in Kansas City after seeing Shaun Alexander and Edgerrin James having trouble getting work.
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