Pocket$ $traight
03-03-2009, 01:09 PM
as soon as parcells contract is up we need to fire Vinny and get Parcells, the guy can build a franchise real well
Parcells could have torn up his contract this year.
It will never happen though because Snyder would be excluded from all football decisions. Snyder had this with Marty and he did not like it.
BigHairedAristocrat
03-03-2009, 01:20 PM
our only hope of having a well run front office is for snyder to no longer be owner of the team and snyders never gonna sell. perhaps our great-grandchildren will have a better owner.
44ever
03-03-2009, 02:13 PM
http://cdn.faniq.com/images/blog/medium/746322f5a7e4c5959a71612da257270b.jpg
Sorry Titans. Its to late. No way they prove this.
Eknox
03-03-2009, 02:56 PM
this doesn't surprise me at all. why was snyder having dinner w/ ab's agent out in the open for everyone to see? if we end up losing draft picks over this it wasn't worth it.
that's also Malcom Kelly's agent
Monkeydad
03-03-2009, 03:16 PM
According to profootballtalk.com ...
No reason to read any further, that site is a joke...it's the National Enquirer of football news.
Nflnick11
03-03-2009, 04:54 PM
No reason to read any further, that site is a joke...it's the National Enquirer of football news.
Well you should because this is what the titans said at yesterdays press conference, not PFT making this up
Well you should because this is what the titans said at yesterdays press conference, not PFT making this up
It doesn't sound like a very definitive statement from the Titans:
In the press conference introducing newly-signed receiver Nate Washington and defensive tackle Jovan Haye, Titans G.M. Mike Reindfeldt fielded a question as to whether the Titans might pursue tampering allegations against the Redskins regarding the signing of defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth.
“Yeah, I mean that’s something at some point that’s kind of . . . . We were interested in signing Albert,” Reinfeldt said. “We tried to sign him and unfortunately it didn’t work out. It’s always something we can address with the league, but at this point in time we’re more focused on the two gentlemen here today, quite honestly.”
PFT blew it up into something more than it is, and of course people are biting hard and running with it.
tryfuhl
03-03-2009, 05:41 PM
It doesn't sound like a very definitive statement from the Titans:
PFT blew it up into something more than it is, and of course people are biting hard and running with it.
ding ding
FRPLG
03-03-2009, 05:46 PM
PFT has been banging the drum on this type of tampering for a long time. I guess he justs finds it ridiculous that the league has such stringent tampering rules most of the time and they essentially ignore them when it comes to FA at this time of year. I understand where he is coming from but it is annoying when he uses a mole hill to make a mountain. I don't mind the minor off hand refernces he makes to these types of situations but this one struck me as a overboard.
KLHJ2
03-03-2009, 10:50 PM
Tampering? Seriously? The guy had already made it obvious that he was a free agent. If you are already willing to leave your job for another, then you are a free agent. His contract was up and he was securing his financial future.
Tenn is not going to file tamperig charges because teams like Washington who have a stable fan base financially support small market teams like Tenn, Ind, Jax, Tampa, ect... To piss off the 1st or 2nd most profitable franchise in the NFL is not in their best interest. Especially with an uncapped year coming up. I believe that there will be no tampering charges placed.