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Falcons' John Abraham

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15 months ago

The Falcons admit that they will not overpay for his services. Wonder how he would look in Titans blue?
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15 months ago

Should be a plan B at best. The Titans don't need to be overpaying someone at his age either.
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15 months ago

Cyrus said...
Should be a plan B at best. The Titans don't need to be overpaying someone at his age either.

He would be a good plan B option. Definitely sounds like he will be hitting the free agent market.
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JVVol said...
He would be a good plan B option. Definitely sounds like he will be hitting the free agent market.

Yes, it does. Here's an update from Steve Wyche.

Agent: Talks point to Falcons' Abraham becoming free agent | NFL.com

Rich Rosa, the agent for Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Abraham, said Wednesday that he believes the team will let his client become a free agent.
www.nfl.com
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