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One unnamed former player told Foster that playing for the losing Lions can sap the joy from football.
"Playing in this city takes all the love out of the game," he told Foster. "All the cash and all the records means nothing. It beats you up."
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ing-retirement
I'd also consider it if my body gets banged every week playing for the Lions.
One unnamed former player told Foster that playing for the losing Lions can sap the joy from football.
"Playing in this city takes all the love out of the game," he told Foster. "All the cash and all the records means nothing. It beats you up."
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I think he'll stay and have a great season.
Surprised he'd leave all that money on the table.
His body was taking a beating. Plus he is already well off with money. Saves it well.
He's earned over $100 million in salaries, I'm sure he invested his money pretty well. He's probably tired of getting beaten for nothing.
Retires then signs with the Patriots
Probably for the same reason Sanders did years ago.
You're always a dumbass huh?,,,,,
Do you ever do anything besides bug other posters?
If he does retire he left the sport with.
receptions...731...43th all time
yards...11,619....25th all time
TD's...83...50th all time
That is not a HOF career. Then there's Lynn Swann.
Gale Sayers, Bo Jackson and John Jefferson others where stats don't tell the real story.
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