A trade to the Seattle Seahawks was supposed to reunite LenDale White with his former coach at USC, Pete Carroll. Instead, the Seahawks cut the beleaguered running back in May. White hasn't landed on his feet yet, and a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's Substance Abuse Policy surely isn't helping matters. Now White, who ran for more than 2,300 yards and 24 touchdowns in four seasons with the Tennessee Titans, is simply left to wait by his phone until somebody calls. White joined Petros and Money on Fox Sports Radio to discuss his departure from Seattle, what he's hoping to happen next. "I've just got to keep working out, keep grinding and stay out of the way. That's all I'm doing right now, working on my craft, trying to be the best player I can be. When a team does give me a call, whenever they do, be in the best shape I can possibly be in and go over there and play football and win everybody's trust. ...They can tell you in a month, two months, bring you in for training camp. It all just depends on what's going on with the teams and what their needs will be at the time. I'm just looking forward to the opportunity. Whoever gives me an opportunity definitely won't regret putting me on their team." Source: SportsRadioInterviews.com
Never like this fool... even when he was peaking in popularity a couple years back. Something about him.
