Larry Johnson
Larry Johnson Former No.1 draft pick Larry Johnson's career in Kansas City is over.

According to reports, the Chiefs informed him that the team had run out of patience with Johnson's off-the-field problems and he was to be released the day he was suppose to come back from his second suspension in a year.

Johnson, who turns 30 on Nov. 19, was not surprised with his now-former team's season.

"A part of him is excited and a part of him is very regretful," said Johnson's agent Peter Schaffer. "There's a lot of feelings going on right now. It's analogous to breaking up with a girlfriend. Maybe you saw it coming, but it still hurts when it happens."

It seems like Johnson has always been surrounded by controversy and it started
on draft-day, 2003. Johnson was reportedly not happy when he was taken by the Chiefs. Apparently, he wanted to be drafted by the Steelers and his displeasure showed.

He even prompted then-coach Dick Vermeil to say it was time for him "to take the diapers off."

His latest brush with controversy came two weeks ago when he posted a guy slur on his Twitter account and then went on to question the competence of head coach Todd Haley.

In 2008, then-coach Herm Edwards benched him for three straight games for violating team rules and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell suspended him a fourth game for violating the league's player conduct policy.

So what is next for Larry Johnson? He will catch-on with some team desperate for a running game, but his best days are behind him.