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Finnegan on Detroit's Radar?

Found February 13, 2012 on Fantasy Football Champs: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Cortland Finnegan
TEAMS: Tennessee Titans

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A league source noted that cornerback Cortland Finnegan may be a top target of the Lions in free agency, according to Carlos Monarrez of the Detroit Free Press. Fantasy Spin: St. Louis, Jacksonville, Dallas, Oakland and Atlanta are also among the cornerback-needy clubs that could be interested in Finnegan if Tennessee doesnt re-sign or place the franchise tag on him.
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