Former Chiefs coach Marty Schottenheimer said he would not be surprised to see the Chiefs run Larry Johnson "right out of town."

Speaking on his SIRIUS NFL Radio show today, Schottenheimer said of Johnson, who is being held out of team activities after his use of homophobic slurs the last two days:

"Maybe he thinks that he can force his way out (of Kansas City). Let me ask you this, of the other 31 teams in the National Football League, who in the world is going to bring him into their locker room?

"Whether they’re losing or, certainly they won’t if they’re winning. But, to me, the guy doesn’t have the skill level to warrant the kind of b.s. that they’re putting up with out there and I would not be surprised to see them run him right out of town.

"You know, at some point in time you’ve got to stand up for what you believe in. You know, you’re charged as a head coach and as a general manager (to) make tough decisions.

"Hell, anybody can make easy decisions. Make the tough decisions. Make sure there’s consistency about the way you go through that thing and ultimately you’ll be far further ahead than you might otherwise be.”

Schottenheimer expects Johnson to receive
at least a one-game suspension, whether it's from the Chiefs or the league.

"The bottom line is this," Schottenheimer said. "We’re either in this thing together or we’re not. Larry Johnson at this point in time, at the very least, warrants a one-game suspension and quite frankly maybe more than that.”