Monday, Sept. 28, 2009 | 10:16 a.m.
LAS VEGAS LOCOMOTIVES:
Former Arizona Cardinals leading rusher anxious for UFL season
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It is surprising, the level of talent the UFL has assembled. Much higher quality than previous startup leagues.
Marcel Shipp is a quality person and a top-flite running back. In the NFL the union contract calls for a player with Shipp's seniority to get $800K + a year. Unless they are super stars, they get replaced by young guys making a fraction of that. Shipp turns down coaching, for now, because he loves playing the game! I respect that.
The LOCOS have a solid collection of talent, including QB JP Losman. It will be fun to see them @Sam Boyd next week. Could be the start of something big.