MICHAEL GRIFFIN RUMORS
Titans expect Pro Bowl play from S Michael Griffin
The Tennessee Titans gave Michael Griffin a big contract extension a year ago. Now they hope they've given him enough help so that he plays like a Pro Bowl safety once again.
The Titans shuffled Griffin back and forth between the safety positions last season, and he tied for the team lead with four interceptions. But the defense was one of the worst in the NFL, and Griffin struggled...
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Titans Safety Michael Griffin Fined $21K, Comments On Recent…
Titans Safety Michael Griffin Fined $21K, Comments On Recent Defensive Fines -Tennesee Titans safety Michael Griffin said last week that he felt like he didn’t know how to play defense in the NFL, because everyone tells you your job is to deliver big hits — right up until the point when the NFL docks your pay for delivering a big hit.This week Griffin has been fined for just...
Titans look to safety Griffin for leadership
Near the end of the offseason, the Tennessee Titans rewarded safety Michael Griffin with a five-year, $36 million contract extension.
Now, the Titans want Griffin to reward their faith in him by becoming the leader of the defense.
''What Mike needs to do is . say `I'm going to be the leader of this defense,' and `we're going to go this way.' All the great...
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August 01, 2012
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Titans sign S Michael Griffin to 5-year extension
As first reported by the Tennessee Titans, the Titans today signed safety Michael Griffin to a five-year contract extension.Griffin was scheduled to hit free agency when the new league year began, but the Titans elected to use the franchise tag on him. Unlike many players who get hit with the tag, he's been a model citizen since then and signed a waiver so that he could participate...
Titans sign Michael Griffin to a long-term deal
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On Tuesday, the Tennessee Titans announced that they’ve signed safety Michael Griffin to a new long-term contract. His new deal is worth $35 million over the next five years with $15 million guaranteed.
The Titans decided to place the franchise tag on Griffin this offseason and allow Cortland Finnegan to leave in free agency. He was participating in the Titans...
Titans agree to deal with Griffin
The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms on a multi-year deal with safety Michael Griffin after tagging the five-year veteran as their franchise player back in March.
The Titans announced the deal Tuesday shortly after the end of their first session of three-day minicamp.
General manager Ruston Webster says Griffin is a talented and successful young player that the Titans want...
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June 19, 2012
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Titans agree to multi-year deal with S Griffin
The Tennessee Titans have agreed to terms on a multi-year deal with safety Michael Griffin after tagging the five-year veteran as their franchise player back in March.
The Titans announced the deal Tuesday shortly after the end of their first session of three-day minicamp.
General manager Ruston Webster says Griffin is a talented and successful young player that the Titans want...
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June 19, 2012
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Titans FS Michael Griffin Signs Franchise Tag
Tennessee Titans safety Michael Griffin signed his franchise tag tender on Monday so that he could participate in the Titans' offseason workout program, the Tennessean reported. The 19th-overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft, Griffin has started at safety the past four seasons and made the Pro Bowl after recording four interceptions and 108 tackles during the 2010 season. Griffin...
Tennessee Titans Franchise Safety Michael Griffin
TENNESSEE, March 5-- It won’t be CB Finnegan that gets the franchise tag in Tennessee as they gave safety Michael Griffin that money.
According to a statement on the team’s website, Griffin may be a Titan for an extended period of time.
Please click the link to read more about Griffin's road to the NFL, his current status and watch video of his pre-game spiritual ritual.
Griffin playing final game in Tennessee uniform
Tennessee Titans defensive back Michael Griffin has acknowledged that Saturday will likely be his last game with the team.Griffin took to his Twitter account to proclaim: "My last game at LP (Field). Got to make it a good one. Let's go Titans."The 26-year-old free safety will become a free agent at the end of the season. The Titans have shown no inclination to re-sign...
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