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Whitner’s exit
Posted by Chris Brown on January 3, 2011 – 4:01 pm
Bills free agent safety to be Donte Whitner was nowhere to be found during locker clean out at One Bills Drive Monday. The former first-round pick looked to be long gone with his locker completely bare including his name plate at the top, which was disappointing to see as far as his head coach was concerned.
“Tenuous would be a word you could use there,” said Chan Gailey when asked about Whitner’s future with the organization. “I didn’t realize that until I was told that a few minutes ago that that had happened. He’s a really good player. You’d love to have him on your football team, but we’re in a business where that doesn’t happen every time. We’ll wait and see what happens.”
When asked Whitner’s apparent intentions to exit quickly Gailey said the following.
“You don’t what kind of advice these guys get,” he said.
Here was Whitner’s bare locker late this morning. It’s the one on the left.
Can't say I expected any class in his departure...
Posted by Chris Brown on January 3, 2011 – 4:01 pm
Bills free agent safety to be Donte Whitner was nowhere to be found during locker clean out at One Bills Drive Monday. The former first-round pick looked to be long gone with his locker completely bare including his name plate at the top, which was disappointing to see as far as his head coach was concerned.
“Tenuous would be a word you could use there,” said Chan Gailey when asked about Whitner’s future with the organization. “I didn’t realize that until I was told that a few minutes ago that that had happened. He’s a really good player. You’d love to have him on your football team, but we’re in a business where that doesn’t happen every time. We’ll wait and see what happens.”
When asked Whitner’s apparent intentions to exit quickly Gailey said the following.
“You don’t what kind of advice these guys get,” he said.
Here was Whitner’s bare locker late this morning. It’s the one on the left.
Can't say I expected any class in his departure...
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