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Regular-season finale not meaningless to Titans' Vince Young
"Vince Young hasn't given up on himself. For the first time since the season opener, Young goes to work knowing he will play. Young won't start, but Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher said Young will play in a meaningless game against the Indianapolis Colts, and Chris Simms might get some playing time as well. "This is definitely big for me," Young told The Tennessean. "It is like a résumé for me, to go out there and show I can still play football at this level, to show my coaches and teammates as well. "Any time you get a chance to get out there on the football field, you are not only showing your teammates, you are showing a lot of people around the league your talent. ... I am in the ..."
Titans shouldn't turn to Young unless necessary
"It was just a matter of time. With two Titans losses in four games and some indisputable slippage by the offense, a familiar name has re-entered the conversation. Vince Young. Honk if you've heard someone suggest - or even thought it yourself - that getting V.Y. back on the field in some capacity would be good for what ails the Titans. Some people want Young back at his old quarterback position on a full-time basis. Others think he should enter the game for a series or two just to give the offense a jolt. Still others wonder aloud why the Titans don't diagram a handful of special plays to take advantage of Young's mobility. Sorry, folks, but it's not going to happen - at least not in any ..."
Young lawsuit seeks trademark his friends own
"Titans quarterback Vince Young has filed a lawsuit in Houston against three individuals who applied for the trademark "VY" and "INVINCEABLE" after Young guided Texas to the national championship in 2006. Young wants them to relinquish the trademark so he can use it. The third-year pro has been prevented from getting marketing deals, including some that were in the works for Reebok, Young's agent said Wednesday. The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court on Dec. 12 against Rodney Vannerson, Enos Cabell and Tom Roberson, listed as "three friends." "Vince is aware of it and he is the one who wanted to really pursue it because it's been a part of him since he was playing in high school,'' ..."
Vince Young files lawsuit over trademarks
"Titans quarterback Vince Young has filed a lawsuit in Houston against three individuals who applied for the trademark "VY" and "INVINCEABLE" after Young guided Texas to the national championship in 2006. The application has kept Young from getting marketing deals, including some that were in the works for Reebok, Young's agent said Wednesday. The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court on Dec. 12 against Rodney Vannerson, Enos Cabell and Tom Roberson, listed as "three friends." "Vince is aware of it and he is the one who wanted to really pursue it because it's been a part of him since he was playing in high school,'' agent Major Adams said. "It is standing in the way of some things Vince ..."
Vince Young's still the one, says the boss
"The Titans were supposed to be Vince Young's team. That's the way Bud Adams envisioned things in 2006 when he sent word to his employees in Nashville that he wanted Young, the Texas Longhorns quarterback who was a high school star here, not far from where the Titans owner goes to work every day. The Titans selected Young with the third overall pick of the 2006 draft, but two years later he veered off course. He won't be behind center when the Titans face the Texans at Relian