Eagles’ RB Westbrook Mulling Holdout

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The Hazean found this 7/19/2008 on blog.footballguys.com [flag]
Brian Westbrook is apparently unhappy with his contract situation - unhappy enough to fire his current agent and switch to a new agency, according to the Delaware News Journal . As part of his agitation for a new contract, Westbrook is said to be considering a training camp holdout. While this is a developing situation - we won’t know if Westbrook will follow through with his threat ... [link]

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Brian Westbrook might be a holdout
Published 7/19/2008 by The Hazean at The Hazean
... This kind of qualifies under that last bit. This is the first I have heard of it anyway, but the Football Guys are reporting blogging that Eagles’ runningback Brian Westbrook is considering holding out of training camp. ...

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Brian Westbrook might be a holdout

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