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I havent paid attention to any updates,But I would say it is because of his knee and another new system.

I play for the competion and thrill of winning,If that was ever to stop it would drain the fun out of it and make it seem like work.

Being a Wazzu fan I was hoping to see Harrison get some more(any) playing time.

He also added that it depended on the money if he stayed or not in his last media interview before the Superbowl. He might have a deal in place,but what better way to make sure you dont get franchised then to act like you are going to sign a deal.

Surprised would be an understatement.But growing up a Zorn fan I hope he excels

It depends on the shove.I get the feeling from the way the article was wrote he didnt much care for Johnson and that why Ill hold judgement.I laughed at the last part too,some of the great ones have ran their mouths,but not all like he is saying and most of the ones that did were and are annoying.

It wasnt a reporter that got shoved,it was a person from the league's media relations department .I called the reporter whiny for what he wrote(not the person who was shoved),sounded like he got his panties in a bunch. CJ is just as whiny.Did the whole thing start when the media started blaming him for the losing and dissention and then him retaliating in the media?I dont remember. CjJ should have kept his mouth closed from the start and he needs to stick to one story...I want out of Cincinnatti and just leave it at that.If they want to fine or suspend him for being mouthy I could understand why,but not for a season.The shoving incident I have only heard from one viewpoint,so Ill keep an open mind on that for the most part and not convict him yet.

Suspend him a season? Now thats a joke.

http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story/77733...r-wrong-reasons - If not for the threat of violence, Chad Johnson's behavior following Thursday's Pro Bowl practice was perversely comical. Moments after agent Drew Rosenhaus told me that Johnson was trying to resolve his problems with Cincinnati management "behind the scenes," the Bengals wide receiver ripped into the team again in an NFL Network interview. When finished, "Ocho Cinco" would say nada to every non-NFL owned news outlet. That made independent media members — those who Johnson should have wanted in his corner — much less sympathetic to his plight. It gets better. Before leaving, Johnson was stopped by a member of the league's media relations department (Michael Lipman) for me and another reporter. I asked Johnson whether he was having a better off-season after venting some of his frustration publicly at the Super Bowl. Johnson walked off without answering the question. Lipman tried speaking with him again, only to get shoved. The much-bigger Johnson then stared down Lipman before stepping onto a jitney headed toward the players' hotel. Unprofessional behavior? Absolutely. But at this point, you wouldn't expect anything else. Chad shouldnt have shoved the guy if he did,but what a whiny reporter. The way it went down I assume the NFL media person told him what he was going to ask him about,then when he gets there he gets hit on a subject he didnt want to talk about,so he leaves.The guy goes back and tries talking to him and he shoves him away. Then the jilted reporter writes this.

With Jennings history,Its likely he could start at some point,

Shouldnt announcing Mora as next head coach counteract your worries? Holmgren being in the last year of his contract would have brought about the same worries whether he says its his last or not.

I enjoyed watcing him yesterday on NFL live.I thought it was funny when he asked,who are you with and they responded ESPN.He just turned and walked away.

Would the scenarios above happen even if Mora wasnt named head coach?

When I seen Jay Feely on ESPN the week of the Packers game,he was already feeling bad.