Terrance Ganaway mightn't be out of a in the NFL, but the young working back from Baylor has decided that it makes more sense to obtain a job as a "sandwich artist" during the offseason than risk finding himself in big trouble. Speaking with Jim Jones of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the former sixth-round pick of the Newest York Jets and present person in the Rams, had these to say: "Iam on the line which makes the sandwiches. ... Bread is baked by me. Take the cashier area. Last week I had to attract. Clear the tables. I am talking about, all kinds of material. Cut the meat. Cover the meat." Ganaway, who got a work at Jimmy John's in Waco, isn't hard up for money or anything. Instead, he decided his "off time" might be better utilized than what we've seen with some participants across the National Football League. "I just desired to stay fit, stay out of trouble, and really just try to not and cut costs spend a lot of money." There's someone with an excellent directly his shoulders. Due to STL Today. Ganoway making some sandwiches Not totally all NFL players are ready to, or need to, come to a decision like this. Though, I thought it would be somewhat funny to take a lighthearted look at what currently unemployed NFL people may be ideal for if they had to alter occupations. Shaun Mountain as an FBI Informant I'm amazed that not one single player on the Detroit Lions has been caught since the end of the Super Bowl early last month. What're they waiting for? All things considered, there have been a complete of seven arrests among Lions players last offseason, any such thing ranging from a handgun cost to marijuana possession (via Yahoo! Activities) Significantly, it absolutely was becoming something similar to a crisis in 2012. Enter into the formula good ol' boy Shaun Hill, who did anything next to the subject since coming into the category being an undrafted free agent in 2005. News have been only made by the current free agent, while not a great player on the field, by doing this weak attempt at homemaking down the field: Perhaps Hill may come in as some sort of informant to tell the powers that be in Detroit what's taking place at night in the city. I am pretty sure the clothing posted above would be a great discussion starter, while he'd not fit too well in the bar scene. Just like the man inside that body has ever seriously considered using any performance-enhancing drugs. John Harrison as a Bouncer Now this makes much more sense. All Mr. Harrison has to accomplish is have a monitor of his hit on Colt McCoy directly above the entrance sign, and he has a perfectly fine new job. Just imagine the former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker all as you enter a team prepared to party it up for the night decked out in a few form of leather jacket and tones. I am pretty darn sure many of us would mind our P's and Q's. While I fully understand that Harrison, at 6'0" and 242 pounds, may be a little small for a bouncer, he more than makes up for it with these guns. OK, not these ones; alternatively, the people he uses to basically bash opposing quarterbacks' heads in. Charles Woodson as Secret Service Agent for Wes Welker Thanks to Argument Sports Count your blessings and that you still have a complete group of teeth, as a lover of an opposing group if you have never been to an Oakland Raiders game. The popularity these supporters have acquired, dating back to the 1970s, isn't overblown. They will frighten you, throw stuff at you, call out your parents and even make snide remarks about your children. Heck, onetime I saw a Raiders fan make a litttle lady cry (no lie). Now imagine you are Wes Welker and must now go into Oakland once a season and do your thing. That is bad enough, on the surface. Now imagine him putting up 10 grabs for a report and 150 yards. I actually do not think fans of the Silver and Black will take to that particular too well. Charles Woodson, who could soon be authorized by Oakland's cross-bay competitors, remains without a job. He used the Raiders from 1998 to 2005, helping them to the Super Bowl in 2002. The long run Hall of Fame defensive right back would not have much of an issue blending in with the home team, which is one of the job duties of a Secret Service agent. Allow him dress the part and then protect Welker from the barrage of hatred that may end up being cast his way. Then we could all rejoice as they trigger to the dark together... Or not. In either case, this might find yourself defending John Elway's $12 million expense on the former New England Patriots star wide receiver. Elway, who played college baseball in Northern California, understands all too well what Raiders fans bring to the dining table from his times as a quarterback for these identical Denver Broncos. JaMarcus Russell as a Guidance Counselor Courtesy of CSN Bay Area This may go 1 of 2 ways. First, Russell learns from his previous mistakes, draws up with an NFL team and helps as a person. Next, he extends back to his old tricks. Either way, everyone who chastises Tim Tebow for wearing his faith on his sleeve might want to believe about other people round the NFL and what they have done when drawing a about who they want working as a counselor" for their children. At least, Mr. Russell will teach our children to drink grape juice. It's a whole heck of a lot better than all these energy drinks making the rounds in schools these time. Oh, not that purple drink; never mind. Elvis Dumervil the Fax Machine Salesman Doug Pensinger/Getty Photos Actually, how many of you have a fax machine in your house or home business office today? If the news broke a hiccup in interaction between Elvis Dumervil's representative and the Denver Broncos brought the star pass-rusher to be produced, we all waited for more info ahead out. Then this dandy adopted (per ESPN.com ): "Magid (Dumervil's representative) said he received the renegotiated file from the Broncos at 3:45 p.m. ET. He said he'd Dumervil wait by way of a fax machine to then and receive the copy send it back." I grasp that you will find legitimacy issues with emails and such, but this is so traditional in terms of technology in the postmodern age that many of us were astonished by it. As it is, Dumervil was out a whole bunch of money and with no baseball team when the contract handed down Friday as the fax did not achieve Denver's front office with time. That is a sales page there. I think a deal would be shut fairly quickly, if he were to come quickly to could work and give me that sob story. Follow me on Twitter @VincentFrankNFL
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