players. Profile  "I told the truth," he said. "I said the same thing then that I'm saying now, and that some players have said under oath." Friday, he told "Outside the Lines" that no money exchanged hands as part of any bounty program. "No, not me, not my teammates, no one," he said. "That's not the way the game is played. You can't play the game like that." Hargrove said it was not his voice on a videotape the NFL used as part of its case against him. In the videotape, from a 2010 playoff game against New Orleans, Hargrove is accused of saying "Hey Bobby, give me the money" to teammate Bobby McCray after a hit on then- Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre . Asked whose voice it was, Hargrove said: "I can't comment on that right now. But I think the person whose voice it was knows who it was." Hargrove said that media coverage should have been more diligent. Asked what he wants out of his meeting next week with the NFL, he said: "Clarification. Truth. I want to know why I'm being suspended. I would like to know the reasons for what they said and why they said it, and hopefully they'll overturn this thing." He also said he hoped Goodell would be involved in the entire meeting. "I have been told he may poke his head in," Hargrove said of Goodell. A league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Goodell will be an