I read that he was released from the Detroit Lions in 2000.
216048
yes you are correct he was realesd from the lions. he is a body builder who is on the new york jets practice squad but was realesd this year
161985
He has not signed with anyone yet. The lions are trying to get to much for him when everyone knows they don't want him. I am not sure where he will land, actually I wouldn't be suprised if Miami gets him, they have shown the most interest and the most willingness to give something up for him. I don't think he is going to be any major player this year however, every team is looking at him as a backup quarterback, no longer a starter.
412923
He will pobably be back for one more year with the skins. They want to see where he can go with there new Quarterback Campbell. If anyone is leaving it will be Brunnell.
354803
The Eagles waived him, and he was picked up this week by the Houston Texans:\n\nhttp://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=nfl&id=2646372
69013
No I think he will stay with the Cowboys for at least three years and also depends on the money, as long as money is good he will stay.  I think it is a good fit for him. I think he realizes this was the best ofer he could get.
54726
No one knows how Joey Harrington would perform in the NFL, because he has yet to play for an NFL calibre team.  With the offensive line Harrington has had in front of him, Peyton Manning would be a loser too.  Protection issues indeed!  Also, has anyone bothered to count the number of dropped balls his receivers have had?  They lost at least two games last year because Roy Williams couldn't hang onto sure touchdowns.  So, yes, Joey has the potential to be a successful NFL quarterback.  I just doubt that the Lions "fans" will give the guy the chance to prove it.
477862
VanHorn's official status is "unsigned free agent"...He played last year for the Mavericks (made over $15M), but did not want to come back this year for what would have been a big pay cut
405781
Took some searching, but here you go:\n\n1999 - 2002\n\n1999 \n10 games  12 catches 115 yards   2 TD\n\n2000\n12 games  41 catches  664 yards  6 TD\n\n2001\nDid Not Play - Red Shirted due to injury\n\n2002\n14 games   65 catches 1011yards   13 TD\n\nApril 2003 -  Drafted by Arizona
140433
You should be able to get his NFL jersey soon. He was drafted 1st round pick today.
18852
The former Heisman Trophy winner out of Wisconsin is a good RB. If you remember, he used to be part of the "Thunder and Lightning" combo of him and Tiki Barber back with the 2000 NFC Champion New York Giants. He would not put up the rushing yards as the BUS, but he would be valuable in goal-line situations.
181143
I dont think he walked out with out a fight he got cut probably due to salary caps. He is a great player and probably wanted more money and the could afford it with the trades they made.\n this coming from one of the biggest Raider fans there is\n"Raider born Raider breed Am be a Radier fan till am Raider Dead"
386493
After his final match at WrestleMania XX, Lesnar sidelined his career in WWE to pursue a career in the National Football League. This move upset many people, as WWE had invested heavily in Lesnar. After playing in a few pre-season games for the Minnesota Vikings, Lesnar was eventually cut from the team. Lesnar had suffered injuries in a motorcycle accident during the summer of 2004, which along with lack of football practice prevented him from performing well enough to remain in a Vikings practice squad position. He declined to accept an invitation to play as a representative of the Vikings in NFL Europe. He made no attempts to sign with an AFL or CFL team. Lesnar is listed as a free agent in Madden NFL 2005. There was a producer-made model of Lesnar in Madden NFL 2005. Despite the name, the model looked almost nothing like the real Lesnar.\n\nLesnar had previously signed a no-compete clause in order to be released from his contract with WWE, which prohibited him from working for any other sports entertainment or mixed martial arts companies before 2010. Lesnar had anticipated leaving wrestling entirely, but his inability to secure a career in professional football led to him challenging this ruling in court. WWE responded by demanding damages as a result of Lesnar allegedly breaching the agreement by appearing at a New Japan Pro Wrestling show in 2004. In July 2005, the two sides dropped their claims and entered negotiations to renew their relationship. Recently, WWE had offered Brock a contract, but on August 2, 2005, WWE's official website reported that Lesnar has withdrawn from any involvement with the company.\n\nThe lawsuit was entered into settlement on September 21, 2005, but talks broke down.\n\nOn January 14, 2006, Judge Christopher Droney stated that unless WWE gave him a good argument between then and January 25, 2006, he would rule in favor of Brock Lesnar, giving him a summary judgment. This would have enabled Lesnar to work anywhere he wanted immediately. WWE was later granted a deadline postponement. WWE reportedly doesn't want to settle out of court with Lesnar, and didn't want to take any actions that might be seen as "backing down".\n\nOn April 25, 2006, World Wrestling Entertainment announced on their official website WWE.com, "WWE and Lesnar have mutually come to a settlement and have decided, due to its confidentiallty, not to discuss the details of the case."\n\nOn June 12, 2006, A federal judge dismissed Lesnar's lawsuit against WWE after both parties requested for the case to be dismissed.\n\nNow Brock Lesnar did compete in New Japan Pro Wrestling.\n\nNow Lesnar is in the K-1 Hero's / Mixed Martial Arts.\n\nThat's pretty much what I know.
252829
The Lions desperately needed help at linebacker and the hard-hitting Sims will immediately step into the starting weakside position. In addition to being strong against the run, despite his lack of ideal size, he's also very good in pass drops. yes, I would have drafted him
461250
I checked NFL.com and all it says is that he went to Louisville.  I am not sure how to find out what Jr. College he went too.  Sorry I could not help out.
498627
Everyone is correct. And I can not remember their names but several football players have been drafted into the NFL and came back to play after their service commitments.\n\nI did find this article listing players \nEnjoy
409695
i dont think he plays for the nfl
43050
From what it sounds like he has no interest in coaching anytime soon, that does not mean he has no interest in a front office job with the Steelers. I think it has more to do with the dignity he was treated with allowing him to retire on his own terms and allowing him the oppurtunity to help his team (watch how the 49er's treated Rice or Montana for comparison)