Arbitrator: Titans Must Open Doors To McNair
31st May, 2006 - 7:23 pm
Sportsline - The Tennessee Titans must allow Steve McNair to work out on their property as long as he has a contract with the team, an arbitrator ruled Wednesday.

Arbitrator John Feerick heard more than seven hours of testimony May 16 on charges that the Titans breached McNair's contract by barring him from working out at the team's headquarters. The union filed the grievance, arguing he should be allowed to work out on the property or be released.

General Counsel Richard Berthelsen called it a victory for the NFL Players Association and McNair, but he said it was unfortunate they had to go through this process.

"We've said since the beginning that this was a clear violation of his contract with the club," Berthelsen said. [READ]

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