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Elvis has Left the Building, Uh, We Mean Field

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Former Chief quarterback Elvis Grbac has announced that rather than look for yet another team to throw interceptions for, he will retire from pro football. In a statement released this afternoon Grbac also said, "My family and I are tired of moving around so much." Well Elvis, Im sure if you had not thrown 22 picks for the Ravens last year, the moving men would not have been part of the equation. Grbac and his big contract were erased from the Baltimore picture the day before he was due to collect a $6 million dollar bonus. The former pro-bowler leaves following a nine-year career in the league.

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