greenbaypressgazette.com - 5/28/2008
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Ryan Grant's contract talks hit a substantive stage late last week and left Grant's agent optimistic he and the Green Bay Packers can grind out a deal in the coming weeks. Grant, the Packers' starting halfback, is in an unusual position in seeking a long-term deal, because though he's been out of college for three years, he's played only one season in the NFL and can't become an unrestricted ...
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Shutdown Corner —
... • Ryan Grant has been itching for a new deal with the Packers, and it's
looking like the
sides are getting closer. I think that's a pretty good idea for Green Bay,
as Grant had moments last year when he looked like a superstar. Something tells
me that the running game is going to be important this season. ...
Ryan Grant, Packers Closer to New Deal (But Still a Long Ways Off)
FanHouse —
... Today, the Green Bay Press Gazette reports that "talks are heating up" between the sides, although it sounds more like the Packers and Grant('s agent) are just closer to getting a deal done than they were last week. If nothing else, it's progress: ...
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