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DAVIE, Fla. -- Junior Seau wanted to look sharp on his first day with the Miami Dolphins, wearing a blue pinstripe suit, a red tie and black size-15 sandals
Sandals?
"These toes are so beat up," he said with a smile. "Maybe that's why they kicked me out of San Diego -- I never made the dress code."
In truth, the Chargers parted with Seau because he's 34 and on the downside of a sparkling career. The Dolphins eagerly provided a new home, acquiring the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker Wednesday in exchange for a late-round 2004 draft pick.
Seau's relationship with the Chargers soured after 13 seasons with his hometown team, and they gave him permission last month to seek a trade. Describing himself as fired, unemployed and humbled, he quickly settled on Miami as his first choice.
I THINK MIAMI IS A GOOD FIT FOR A SEINOR CITIZEN,
SANDALS? SOON HE'LL BE WEARING WHITE LOAFERS AND GOLFPANTS
Sandals?
"These toes are so beat up," he said with a smile. "Maybe that's why they kicked me out of San Diego -- I never made the dress code."
In truth, the Chargers parted with Seau because he's 34 and on the downside of a sparkling career. The Dolphins eagerly provided a new home, acquiring the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker Wednesday in exchange for a late-round 2004 draft pick.
Seau's relationship with the Chargers soured after 13 seasons with his hometown team, and they gave him permission last month to seek a trade. Describing himself as fired, unemployed and humbled, he quickly settled on Miami as his first choice.
I THINK MIAMI IS A GOOD FIT FOR A SEINOR CITIZEN,
SANDALS? SOON HE'LL BE WEARING WHITE LOAFERS AND GOLFPANTS
