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Fisher makes rookie remove No. 32 jersey
By PAUL KUHARSKY and JIM WYATT • Staff Writers • May 3, 2008
At least for a few minutes Friday, it appeared the Titans might have found their next
No. 32.
Undrafted rookie running back Rafael Little from Kentucky walked onto the field wearing the number previously worn by Pacman Jones — but removed it after a chat with Coach Jeff Fisher.
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"He's not going to be wearing that," Fisher said. "We had discussed it this morning and for some reason someone told him to get dressed and come out. But that won't be his number. … He'd prefer to wear a different number than 32 and you can read into it all you want.''
No Titan wore the number last season. Jones, who is still on suspension, was traded to the Cowboys last week. Asked if the Titans were retiring the number or exorcising it, Fisher said: "I'm sending it to Dallas."
Little, who is rehabilitating from a serious knee injury he suffered at the Senior Bowl and will not play this year, said he's aware of the number's significance.
As for what Fisher told him, Little said: "He said, 'Just take it off. We don't know what number you're going to get yet.' "
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080503/SPORTS01/805030365/1027
By PAUL KUHARSKY and JIM WYATT • Staff Writers • May 3, 2008
At least for a few minutes Friday, it appeared the Titans might have found their next
No. 32.
Undrafted rookie running back Rafael Little from Kentucky walked onto the field wearing the number previously worn by Pacman Jones — but removed it after a chat with Coach Jeff Fisher.
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"He's not going to be wearing that," Fisher said. "We had discussed it this morning and for some reason someone told him to get dressed and come out. But that won't be his number. … He'd prefer to wear a different number than 32 and you can read into it all you want.''
No Titan wore the number last season. Jones, who is still on suspension, was traded to the Cowboys last week. Asked if the Titans were retiring the number or exorcising it, Fisher said: "I'm sending it to Dallas."
Little, who is rehabilitating from a serious knee injury he suffered at the Senior Bowl and will not play this year, said he's aware of the number's significance.
As for what Fisher told him, Little said: "He said, 'Just take it off. We don't know what number you're going to get yet.' "
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080503/SPORTS01/805030365/1027