What about Bob?

Well he didn't quite say it in those words, but that's the message Anquan Boldin sent when he informed his agent Drew Rosenhaus that he will be firing him effective immediately (under the Players Association rules, Boldin must wait five days to hire new representation).

Rosenhaus, the super-agent of the stars (most notably T.O.), represents more NFL players than any other agent and has become quite a name brand in the NFL.

But it wasn't enough for Boldin, as the 28-year old receiver is seeking a deal close to the four-year, $40 million extension Larry Fitzgerald signed last year. Boldin has $12 million coming his way over the next two seasons under his current contract, which Rosenhaus brokered in 2005.

Said the spinmaster agent in a statement to ESPN.com: "Regarding Anquan Boldin, let me say that I have great respect for him. I'm hopeful we can work this out and he can return to the Rosenhaus Sports family in the near future. We are proud to continue to represent his brother, D.J. Boldin. We would also like to take this opportunity to announce that we have signed Will Allen to a 2-year contract extension with the Dolphins worth $16.2 million. We are pleased to announce today that we have re-signed New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey [to a representation agreement]."

D.J. Boldin played college ball at Wake Forest and the receiver was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Lions, while Shockey was considering letting Rosenhaus go as well.

Anquan has been in discussion with other agents in recent weeks, including Eugene Parker and Paul Lawrence, who represent Fitzgerald.

-Chris Mascaro

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