BREAKING: Colts WR JJ Walters expected to leave RML after one season

by berowsk | 7 years ago | 0 Comments

After a league-wide press release was issued by Ben Finkelstein, the agent of surprise phenom JJ Walters, it is becoming apparent that the rookie WR will not be participating in the 2019 RML season. Finkelstein writes that his client, JJ Walters, has already proven to the world his football abilities and would like to use his athletic prime for another sport... professional bowling. Walters, who regularly bowls a whopping 296 on average, is taking a leave through his retirement clause in his contract to pursue the sport nearest and dearest to his heart. 

 

Walters, who set RML records with his rookie performance, left a strong impact on both the fans of the Indianapolis Colts with his close to 100 receptions and over 2000 yards. Along with his force-fed reception and yardage numbers is a record-breaking year in receiving touchdowns, breaking the record previously held by Randy Moss. 

 

It will be exciting to watch what Walters can do in the PBA, which can be seen Sunday Mornings on ESPN2. Along with the bowling, Walters hopes to perfect his art of oil painting to become a commissioned painter. RML Media has reached out to the Colts front office, but their phone was left off the hook. A pigeon has been sent with an SOS for comment.  

 

Update: The Colts are actively looking for an offseason trading partner to acquire the rights to WR JJ Walters if he decides to return to RML.