Richardson seemed like he'd take a rather traditional path to the NFL after being one of the highest rated defensive linemen in the country as a senior in high school, but though he planned on signing with Missouri, he didn't qualify academically. That led him to a twoyear stint at the College of the Sequoias, and though he could have gone anywhere in the country after proving himself as one of the nation's top junior college players, he decided to return to Columbia. There were more eligibility issues following his transfer, and though he wound up on the field, he only started two games while battling a shoulder injury.Jerry Jones and the NFL had that coming the moment they decided to sell more tickets than the fire marshal would allow (due to the fact that 400 seats were a fire hazard). The worst part is, even if the 400 seats were put in, there was STILL more tickets sold than seats available. Did the NFL or Jerry Jones care? Obviously not.

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