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Garcia told Sirius Satellite Radio on Wednesday that he is unhappy with the Buccaneers' treatment of him and he could walk away from the game. "That's a frustration," Garcia said. "If it doesn't work itself out, if a contract is not presented as far as a renewal to finish my career, then I will seriously think about what my alternate options may be. And it may come to not playing football anymore."
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Garcia repeated that he feels "taken advantage of." He has one year left on a contract that is scheduled to pay him $2 million, below market value for a Pro-Bowl quarterback. It's worth noting that Garcia missed three games last season due primarily to a lower back injury. Those injuries prevented him from cashing in on a $1 million incentive he had for participating in 70 percent of the Buccaneers' offensive plays. Garcia has voiced his displeasure throughout the offseason, but it grew to a new level Wednesday on Sirius.
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