Chiefs running back Larry Johnson is making it well known that he no longer wants anything to do with the Chiefs. Johnson was on 610 Sports Radio on Wednesday, and said he thinks it’s time for a fresh start, stating he wants to play for either an East Coast team, or the Cowboys

Johnson said he thinks it’s time for him and the Chiefs to “break ties.” He says his departure would allow the Chiefs to find “what they want, and I can try to go on and rebuild my career and find what I want.”

As of right now, Chiefs spokesman Bob Moore said there was nothing from the 610 interview that has not been talked about before. This isn’t the first time that Johnson has talked about wanting out of KC, as he threw it out there in December that he felt he had no future with the Chiefs.

2008 was a tough season for Johnson, as he ran for just 874 yards with five TD’s. He also was benched for three games for violating team rules and suspended by the league for a fourth game for violating NFL player conduct rules.