March 11, 201511 yr The foray of linebacker Jason Worilds into the free-agent market ended abruptly, with Worilds announcing his retirement on Tuesday night. He already has his next career move planned. According to Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Worilds will be retiring to work for Jehovah’s Witnesses. Worilds will retire to work for religious group | ProFootballTalk
March 11, 201511 yr Author I don't know anything about Worilds personality so I am going to ask spindoc. doc, what do you think the chances are of Worilds returning to the NFL in 2016 or 2017?
March 11, 201511 yr Well, at least he didn't take a huge deal, retire after the fact, take the guaranteed $ for a year, and leave a team in a cap pothole. Kudos to him for that. I wish him luck in getting on with his life's work.
March 11, 201511 yr I don't know anything about Worilds personality so I am going to ask spindoc. doc, what do you think the chances are of Worilds returning to the NFL in 2016 or 2017? From what I read just a bit ago, he considered the same thing last season prior to his transition tag of 9+mil. I'd say he doesn't return, but that's just my opinion. I could be totally wrong. And there's a lot of speculation about if his heart was really ever in it. Seems he never really burst around the proverbial corner to reach what most thought his potential would be.
March 11, 201511 yr Author Well, at least he didn't take a huge deal, retire after the fact, take the guaranteed $ for a year, and leave a team in a cap pothole. Kudos to him for that. I wish him luck in getting on with his life's work. That would be criminal in my book, no way he could do that and then represent any honest organization.
March 12, 201511 yr That would be criminal in my book, no way he could do that and then represent any honest organization. Have to disagree on that one. Teams sign players all the time and then say a year or two later..."my bad" and just cut them or make them take a pay cut. I don't fault players for anything when dealing with the owners. But you know me...I cannot stand NFL owners...
March 12, 201511 yr Author Have to disagree on that one. Teams sign players all the time and then say a year or two later..."my bad" and just cut them or make them take a pay cut. I don't fault players for anything when dealing with the owners. But you know me...I cannot stand NFL owners... Sorry, you are right, I should have said "criminal."
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