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L.J. not meeting with the Cowboys, yet
Posted by Mike Florio on November 12, 2009 2:48 PM ET
Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star accurately has sniffed out that running back Larry Johnson is in Dallas.
But a league source tells us that Johnson is in Dallas for a social visit only, and not because he's meeting with the Cowboys.
Yet.
There are, per the source, no plans to meet with the Cowboys. And it's not known whether the Cowboys are or will be interested in Johnson.
Most likely, the Cowboys aren't currently interested. But they'll likely become interested fairly quickly if one of their top tailbacks becomes unavailable.
And it's not just an injury that might make the Cowboys or some other playoff contender instantly interested in Johnson. As we saw yesterday with the Joselio Hanson situation, player suspensions often come out of the blue.
So the right move for Johnson -- and the approach he'll apparently follow for now -- is to wait and see what happens.
It's not as if he needs the money; the Chiefs already are paying him $2.14 million over the rest of the regular season to not play for them.
Posted by Mike Florio on November 12, 2009 2:48 PM ET
Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star accurately has sniffed out that running back Larry Johnson is in Dallas.
KCTwitter said:LJ appears to be in Dallas. His Twitter profile gives his location by coordinates. At the moment, he's in downtown Dallas. Cowboys possible?
about 2 hours ago from web
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But a league source tells us that Johnson is in Dallas for a social visit only, and not because he's meeting with the Cowboys.
Yet.
There are, per the source, no plans to meet with the Cowboys. And it's not known whether the Cowboys are or will be interested in Johnson.
Most likely, the Cowboys aren't currently interested. But they'll likely become interested fairly quickly if one of their top tailbacks becomes unavailable.
And it's not just an injury that might make the Cowboys or some other playoff contender instantly interested in Johnson. As we saw yesterday with the Joselio Hanson situation, player suspensions often come out of the blue.
So the right move for Johnson -- and the approach he'll apparently follow for now -- is to wait and see what happens.
It's not as if he needs the money; the Chiefs already are paying him $2.14 million over the rest of the regular season to not play for them.