Agent: Three teams have high interest in Williamson

INDIANAPOLIS — The agent for Vikings wide receiver Troy Williamson said Sunday that trade talks involving his client have "heated up" with three teams. David Canter met late Sunday night with Vikings Vice President of Player Personnel Rick Spielman at the NFL Scouting Combine to "discuss the offers and each situation."

Canter declined to discuss the talks or the three teams involved but did say Williamson is "involved in all the discussions and is aware of the teams."

Canter, who arrived back at the NFL combine on Sunday morning after attending another client's wedding a day earlier, was given permission by the Vikings last week to shop Williamson. The situation will continue until at least 11 p.m. Thursday because no trade can be made official until the league's new year begins. The Vikings must approve any trade worked out by Canter.

Canter initially said "eight to 10" teams were interested in the speedy receiver, who has been plagued by dropped passes since being the seventh overall pick in the NFL draft in 2005.

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