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It sounds credibe and it will open the door to other player seeing to now what was in their medical files.

That doen’t seem like the type of thing Fisher would do, I think that it will come out that he knew about this to some extent or that second and third opinions were given that did not have the same diagnosis.

It is probable that Givens knew that he had a bad knee whilst he was still with the Patriots. So the issue might not even be a titans issue at all.

if there is anything to this or not. just going to have to wait and see how this turns out. i would hate to think our staff would knowingly do what givens and his lawyer are claiming.

How good Givens was is completely immaterial. There is a huge possibility for conflict of interest for NFL salaried team doctors, and that’s exactly who the Dr. Byrd referenced in this article is. He’s the TItans team physician, payed by the franchise. There have been plenty of lawsuits already, many of them successful, over various issues related to this conflict. For decades. If Givens wins suit, I wouldn’t necessarily think of it as an personal indictment of Fisher’s or Reese’s morals. It has to do with NFL league policy regarding what team doctors can and can’t do; what information they are obligated to share with players and how they are obligated to share it.

I agree that this opens up lots of possibilities for other players and creates a headache I’m sure the league doesn’t want

It just proves that Patriots players, coaches, and other staff members are OVERRATED! Free Agents don’t do anything for their new teams, former coordinators and coaches can’t win with their new teams (College AND Pro), and most people don’t realize they can’t draft well either. Most of their draft picks get cut or play on the pratice squads. The media needs to stop praising Darth Sidious and Darth Vader (Bellichek and Brady) and the Evil Empire. It’s easy to win with vets, but try getting a rookies to pick up your system and try to develop them into potential Hall of Fame Inductees

Obviously, the team lost HUGE on its investment in him. However, preventative surgery might have helped salvage some of the investment, and I dare say that’s the business decision that the team would have made.

From Givens’ perspective, it probably makes sense to try to sue and force some sort of settlement, but this is a difficult chain of logic for me to believe in.

if the Titans knew before they signed Givens that he had a left knee that was a time-bomb, why did they give him so much money, including guaranteed bonuses? Given was already a stretch to make no. 1 money, so it’s a confusing accusation…

Titans could kill two birds with one stone.

There must have been previous correspondence on this issue. Why will the titans not say something, rather than go after the reporters. this has an eerie feeling. If they are not going to able to prove that they showed him the report then they need to amend how they do business. make sure they get proof of receipt on everything dealing with players,

shit…that means we’ll have to come up with the cash for Chris Johnson and creat the 4 headed monster.