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07/16/08
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) _ All Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth doesn't have the security of the long-term contract with the guaranteed money he wanted. What he does have is a one-year deal paying him $7.25 million and a season to make his case that he deserves what he's asking. Find Us On Facebook
The Tennessee Titans and Haynesworth failed to reach an agreement on an extension by yesterday's deadline for franchised players. Team officials and Haynesworth's agent, Chad Speck, talked most of Monday and up to yesterday's 4 p.m. EDT deadline without reaching an extension to keep the six-year veteran past the 2008 season....
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