This HAS to be part of it. Why sign and then turn around and retire? It doesnt make sense.Rotoworld suggests its because the Bills traded away their top two receievers and CB and he decided it wasnt worth it.
Rotoworld also says they wouldnt he surprised if he resurfaced with another team.
Can he retire and then sign elsewhere? Bills own his rights now right?
Ive been wondering for a while why Cards dont sign him and let him retire here with Larry after the season. Cards could honestly use him too...
I say zero based on your last sentenceWhat's the over/under on one day contract with AZ to retire a card?
I'd say 35% based on departure condition.
I doubt he has much love for the Cards' front office. They did not part on good terms. The Cards have consistently undervalued leadership. It's one of the reasons this team floundered so long. The Cards were a weaker team the minute they let him go. The Cards were afraid of locking up too many dollars in their WRs, so he became expendable. If they kept him I think they'd have seen the playoffs a little more often.
Didn't he pull a Hammy on the TD? And he was the target on the Harrison INT.Q probably doesn't think his tenure here defines him, honestly. He played 3 playoff games here and scored 1 TD and make little impact. He played 8 playoff games in B-more and won a Super Bowl there.