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March 18, 2003) -- Rarely are decisions the magnitude of ending a relationship with a player like Junior Seau made overnight. San Diego took into account many factors before arriving at the decision that it was time to move on.
Let's take a look at the history of these types of decisions and why the Chargers made the choice they did.
Decisions like this are nothing new in the NFL. While working with the New York Jets, I got the opportunity to sign two great players in the same boat during their playing careers, Ronnie Lott and Art Monk. Lott was considered the greatest defender of his era and possibly of all time. Monk was on the verge of breaking the NFL record for receptions in consecutive games. They played well for us at a reduced rate of pay compared to what they had made in the past.
Let's take a look at the history of these types of decisions and why the Chargers made the choice they did.
Decisions like this are nothing new in the NFL. While working with the New York Jets, I got the opportunity to sign two great players in the same boat during their playing careers, Ronnie Lott and Art Monk. Lott was considered the greatest defender of his era and possibly of all time. Monk was on the verge of breaking the NFL record for receptions in consecutive games. They played well for us at a reduced rate of pay compared to what they had made in the past.
