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Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Munchak said FS Michael Griffin will return next season.
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Tennessee Titans FS Michael Griffin was fined $21,000 Tuesday, Oct. 9, but the National Football League for unnecessary roughness during the Week 5 game against the Minnesota Vikings.
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Tennessee Titans FS Michael Griffin (undisclosed) received medical attention on the sidelines after leaving the Week 5 game against the Minnesota Vikings due to an undisclosed injury.
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Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Munchak said Friday, Sept. 21, that he plans to stick with the duo of FS Michael Griffin and FS Robert Johnson as his two starting safeties despite some early struggles. The Titans have allowed five touchdown passes with just one interception through the first two games, and a lot of fingers have been pointed at Griffin and Johnson.
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The Tennessee Titans are debating whether FS Michael Griffin will play at free safety or strong safety this season. Griffin's talents are better suited playing deep in the secondary as opposed to near the line of scrimmage.
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Updating a previous report, the five-year deal for Tennessee Titans FS Michael Griffin could reach $36 million with incentives. According to a source, Griffin received a $9 million signing bonus. His deal also calls for $2.5 million in base salary guaranteed for skill, injury and cap in 2012. In 2013, he has $3.5 million guaranteed for injury, skill and cap on fifth year of league year. There is also a $1 million roster bonus due on the 15th day of the league year. For 2014, there is a base salary of $6.2 million, in 2015 the base salary is $6.3 million and in 2016, the base salary is $6.5 million. He can reach a $400,000 incentive if he makes two Pro Bowls in the first four years of the deal, and $1 million if he reaches the Pro Bowl three times in the first four years of the contract.
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The Tennessee Titans agreed to a long-term contract extension with franchise free-agent FS Michael Griffin Tuesday, June 19. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.
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Tennessee Titans franchise free-agent FS Michael Griffin is not planning on signing his tender offer until July. Griffin has signed an injury waiver to participate in offseason workouts.
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Tennessee Titans FS Michael Griffin, the team's franchise player, said Friday, April 13, that he plans to take part in the offseason program even though he hasn't yet signed his franchise tender. He will need to sign a waiver. He also said he is ready to step up and assume more of a leadership role with the departure of CB Cortland Finnegan and SS Chris Hope.
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The Tennessee Titans have placed the franchise tag on impending free-agent FS Michael Griffin.
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