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Titans seek tampering evidence against Commanders
The Tennesse Titans are interested in pursuing tampering charges against the Washington Commanders, who agreed to terms with defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth just five hours into the NFL free agency period. Jim Wyatt reports in the Nashville Tennessean that the big question is whether the Titans come up with enough evidence against the Commanders to make a good case to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
One blogger forecast a $100 million deal and much was made of a meeting between Commanders owner Daniel Snyder and agent Chad Speck, who represents Haynesworth, at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis a week before free agency, which began Feb. 16 at 11 p.m. Central.
Asked if the Commanders tampered, Haynesworth said: "I don't think so. Yeah, Chad told me he met with the Commanders at the combine, but they were talking about Malcolm and how he could become the next Andre Johnson and stuff like that.
"All I know is the Commanders called my agent at 11:04 Nashville time and they started negotiating then. They weren't anywhere close in the first couple of hours and then they got serious. Chad worked the deal then and it worked out.''
The Tennesse Titans are interested in pursuing tampering charges against the Washington Commanders, who agreed to terms with defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth just five hours into the NFL free agency period. Jim Wyatt reports in the Nashville Tennessean that the big question is whether the Titans come up with enough evidence against the Commanders to make a good case to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
One blogger forecast a $100 million deal and much was made of a meeting between Commanders owner Daniel Snyder and agent Chad Speck, who represents Haynesworth, at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis a week before free agency, which began Feb. 16 at 11 p.m. Central.
Asked if the Commanders tampered, Haynesworth said: "I don't think so. Yeah, Chad told me he met with the Commanders at the combine, but they were talking about Malcolm and how he could become the next Andre Johnson and stuff like that.
"All I know is the Commanders called my agent at 11:04 Nashville time and they started negotiating then. They weren't anywhere close in the first couple of hours and then they got serious. Chad worked the deal then and it worked out.''