beta.profootballtalk.com - 2/14/2008
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Though defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth is getting most of the attention in Tennessee as free agency approaches, defensive end Antwan Odom is due to hit the free-agent market on February 29, too.
And though there’s no reason to believe that a deal will be done in the immediate future, Odom would like to stay with the [...]
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Potential Bills Free Agent: DE Antwan Odom
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... The near-consensus top defensive end on the market this year is Tennessee's Antwan Odom, who enjoyed a break-out 2007 season in which he totaled 27 tackles and 8 sacks in a rotational role with teammate (and fellow free agent) Travis LaBoy. Even though Odom has already stated that he'll give the Titans the first chance to sign him before free agency begins, it's a near certainty that the money Odom can make will be much more than he can make as a Titan. He is a player that seems to be developing into an upper-echelon player, and his pass rush skills would do wonders for a ...
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Suspended Tennessee Titans cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones has simplified his representation, hiring his two attorneys as his agents.
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Agent: Titans plan to tag Haynesworth —
FOXSports.com News for NFL 2/15/2008
The agent for Albert Haynesworth said the Tennessee Titans will designate the defensive tackle as the team's franchise player by Thursday's deadline.
Agent Chad Speck said he talked with general manger Mike Reinfeldt on Friday and both sides are ...
