By Rosenthal, Gregg It’s a big day for tight ends in free agency. Jared Cook may make the most money of all. …read more
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Jared Cook drawing interest from Dolphins, Browns
By Wesseling, Chris The Miami Dolphins’ interest in wide receivers Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson is well known. Now we can add an explosive tight end, the Tennessee Titans’ Jared Cook, to their wish list. …read more
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Tennessee Titans will fight to keep Jared Cook
By Wesseling, Chris The Tennessee Titans opted against the franchise tag for Jared Cook, but they remain determined not to lose him to an open market that includes at least seven suitors. …read more
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Jared Cook has suitors but Titans will fight to keep him
By Wesseling, Chris The Titans opted against the franchise tag for Jared Cook, but they remain determined not to lose him to an open market that includes at least seven suitors. …read more
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Report: Jared Cook likely to draw interest from Bears
By Sessler, Marc The Chicago Bears reportedly lead the list of teams expected to chase after Jared Cook, the pass-catching tight end set free to test the market by the Tennessee Titans. …read more
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Jared Cook reportedly on Chicago Bears’ radar
By Sessler, Marc The Chicago Bears reportedly lead the list of teams expected to chase after Jared Cook, the pass-catching tight end set free to test the market by the Tennessee Titans. …read more
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Jared Cook might get interest from Bears, other teams
By Sessler, Marc The Chicago Bears reportedly lead the list of teams expected to chase after Jared Cook, the pass-catching tight end set free to test the market by the Tennessee Titans. …read more
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Jared Cook won’t get Tennessee Titans’ franchise tag
By Rosenthal, Gregg In the end, the Tennessee Titans decided it didn’t matter whether they classified Jared Cook as a tight end or wide receiver in regards to the franchise tag. They decided not to tag Cook at all. …read more
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Jared Cook doesn’t get Tennessee Titans’ franchise tag
By Rosenthal, Gregg In the end, the Tennessee Titans decided it didn’t matter whether they classified Jared Cook as a tight end or wide receiver in regards to the franchise tag. They decided not to tag Cook at all. …read more
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Jared Cook reportedly won’t get Titans franchise tag
By Rosenthal, Gregg In the end, the Tennessee Titans decided it didn’t matter whether they classified Jared Cook as a tight end or wide receiver in regards to the franchise tag. They decided not to tag Cook at all. …read more
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Jared Cook reportedly to be tagged by Titans
By Copeland, Kareem The Tennessee Titans consider Jared Cook a tight end and reportedly will franchise him as such. Cook wants the wide receiver designation, and subsequently more money, from the team. …read more
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Jared Cook wants to be considered a WR if tagged by Titans
By Copeland, Kareem Tennessee Titans tight end Jared Cook wants to be considered a receiver if hit with the franchise tag. There’s $4 million reasons why. …read more
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Jared Cook wants to be labeled a WR if tagged by Titans
By Copeland, Kareem Tennessee Titans tight end Jared Cook wants to be considered a wide receiver if hit with the franchise tag, Ian Rapoport reports. There’s $4 million reasons why. …read more
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Jared Cook wants to be called a WR if tagged by Titans
By Copeland, Kareem Tennessee Titans tight end Jared Cook wants to be considered a wide receiver if hit with the franchise tag, Ian Rapoport reports. There’s $4 million reasons why. …read more
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Titans expected to franchise tag TE Jared Cook
By Wesseling, Chris Tennessee Titans free agent Jared Cook may want out of town, but the tight end is valued too much in Nashville and is expected to be given the franchise tag. …read more
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