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Arizona Cardinals running back Beanie Wells (26) stiff-arms Detroit Lions middle linebacker Stephen Tulloch (55) during the second half of an NFL football game on Sunday, Dec. 16, 2012, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Paul Connors)
So Beanie "the Bust" Wells wants to woo the other 31 teams in the NFL? Sure Beanie, go ahead. But not from the football field on Sunday. How about you do it at their facilities during some private workouts?

You see, after your comments regarding your future -- or lack of future -- in Arizona, I think it is best to cut ties with you now and I can only hope that Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt agrees and sits your ass as an inactive for Sunday's game against the 49ers. You see if all you really want to do is showcase yourself, then you are a selfish player who has no business putting on that Cardinals uniform this weekend.

I would've much rather you taken the blame for your ridiculous fumble that gave Chicago seven points on Sunday, took the blame for another lousy year and that awful 2.7 yards per carry average.

Maybe you should have said how you are looking forward to ending the season on a good note with a win against your division rival. Maybe you should have just taken the high road. But what we get out of your comments is that you really don't care about winning the football game or helping the offense get out of this season-long slump. Nothing about taking some of the load off of Brian Hoyer making his first start as a Cardinal. Nothing about having some pride. No, your comments display just how selfish you really are.

I wish the Cardinals could have been more selfish and asked for some of the money back that you stole from them since you were their first-round pick in 2009. So what did the Cardinals get out of the four years of Beanie Wells -- a lousy 2,471 yards rushing, 24 touchdowns, 10 fumbles and one season in which you were able to play 16 games.

You were so good, Beanie, that the Cardinals had to use a second round pick just two years after drafting you on another running back because you weren't panning out. If you were any good they could have used that pick on other needs -- and trust me, they have plenty of them.

So go take your ball and go home, but be careful not to drop it like you did Sunday.

Oh, and one more thing...don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

Good riddance.

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    grimmy01 wrote...
    haha
    An audition for 31 other teams' injury list is more like it. Take that bad knee and get out!
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    CreepyBrian wrote...
    Can anyone tell me...
    ...what injury prone running backs will be available on the first day of the 2013 draft? I just want to brace myself for when the Cards pick them.
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    FitzIsMyHero wrote...
    @ John Gambadoro
    Obviously Wells is not satisfied with the way he and the offense is playing. Based on how bad they play, I agree with him expressing his displeasure publically. Actually, I think he waited too long. But, the words he used could have been chosen better. AS FOR YOU JOHN G., I share the same frustration and disappointment you have for Wells. And I admit that I would never say something like this to his face cuz he'd probably kick my asssss, and, I know you wouldnt either. But, I doubt that you two will ever talk again. And if you do, I want to hear about it in your article #formyentertainment
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    desertspin wrote...
    Go for it, Gambo
    Don't think Gambo's trying to win a popularity contest with sucky Cardinal players. Who cares if Beanie's ever on his show? I appreciate Gambo calling a spade a spade. It's about time somebody said what (most of) the rest of us are feeling right now.
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    JW L. wrote...
    Beanie has transformed
    ..into "Weenie". This is a clear demonstration of the fact we need to draft players with nastier nicknames.
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    hugUhbear wrote...
    Beanie's contract for the upcoming
    year is less than 1.5 million. WiPo and LSH are FREE-Agents and RWilliams is coming off a major injury. We have to RUN the ball next year and Beenie gives us a better chance at a fantastic price. Cards need to forget about Beenies comments and tell him to shut up and play; the CArds own him for the next year and should keep him. People on this string saying otherwise DO NOT see the big picture.
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    Dick W. wrote...
    OSU Players typically preform Poorly
    Most OSU Players end up being Busts in the NFL; stay away from OSU Period; possibly under Meyer OSU will develop top of the line talent to draw from but wait a few years
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    Joanne M. wrote...
    So long, farewell!
    Beanie Wells showcased his talents in college but that is as far as it went.He should go and showcase whatever ability he has to someone else. Injury prone, fumble prone, and not really a "team" player. And very immature - you can think whatever you wish, however,tweeting it out to the universe is a totally different matter - and it is out there forever - you cannot take it back. Indeed, it has been a difficult,disappointing year for the Cardinals. Keeping a player on the roster, who so obviously does not want to be here,that does not help the team at all. Not at all. Bye bye Beanie.
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    Sosai X wrote...
    Good luck Beanie. Hey, by the way...
    ...what's the going rate for a consistently unhealthy running back with abysmal yards-per-carry plus ball-security issues these days?
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