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Fujita had to take the cash and run

Scott Fujita had no choice. He had to take the cash and run.

Fujita will be 31 in April. This is his last chance for a big contract in the NFL. And for a linebacker who played solidly but not spectacularly in 2009, a 3 year $14 million deal from the Cleveland Browns was too good to pass up.

In 2009, Fujita combined on 58 tackles, had 1 sack and forced 2 fumbles.

Fujita had value that wasn't all numbers. He was a steady veteran and a leader in the lockerroom.

But, the Saints chose not to pay him what Cleveland offered. So, he took the cash and ran.

He did what he had to do.

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