Cancers?

Listening to 104.5 in Nashville, I keep hearing Pollard run around the bush about several "cancers" in the locker room. He doesn't name names but as much as I listen to that station, I've heard this a couple of times when they talk to him.

Tennessean, 12-2713, Pollard says, "I do want to come back, but some things have to be done right for me to be here." Is he talking about the "Cancers", or, money/contract? The author of the story, John Glennon, suggests the comments were made towards Munch. Then Pollard says, "I love coach Munch, but all around, things need to be done correctly for us to be successful." Hummmm. Several on 104.5, and myself, believe that the 'Cancers' might be Chris Johnson and Kenny Britt. It sounds like Pollard wants to move on if things don't change. I'm just as disillusioned about our team as anyone, I'm burning out as a fan. It's no longer 'fun'. I'm not alone, you can score FREE tickets this coming Sunday and get good seats, just like the last home game. They bring in all these players, spend millions, looks great on paper and get zero production. Is it the 'Cancers' or coaching staff, or, Webster? Or all three!!??
Chris Johnson. Tennesean 12-27-13, "I CAN PLAY, BUT WANT PAY". Chris says that he's, "still one of the most dynamic PLAYMAKERS in the NFL". You're a PLAYMAKER? Really? States, "He won't take a pay cut in order to return." (scheduled to make 8 million next year after making 10 million this year)
CJ has one 100 yard game this year. He states, "I have taken so many hits since I first got into the league, but I can still run in the 4.2s, and I don't know many guys 6 years in at RB who can say that." CJ can still run in the 4.2s, maybe naked and down hill, I've seen too many LBs catch up to him the last couple years. With CJs production, we can get more for our money next year by allowing CJ to take his 4.2 speed and his desire for money some place else. And it might cure that 'Cancer' problem.​

 

I'm still trying to figure out how CJ assumes that he's a playmaker. His speed was his calling card, without the speed, he's falling short of potential.
Would any team be interested at and with his present contract?

 

When 104.5 interviewed Pollard and he made those statements, he was very careful about how he worded things. In fact, he stopped several times saying, 'how can I word this right' before completing the statements. But he did say, earlier, that there were cancers in the locker room. When they asked for names, he changed the direction of the interview.