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It's been one year since the NFL claimed the New Orleans Saints conducted a bounty program and plenty of bitter feelings still remain. Only this time, former Saints defensive players from the 2009 team are playing a game of he said, he said.

Saints defensive tackle Remi Ayodele zeros in for a hit on Vikings quarterback Brett Favre during the 2009 NFC championship game.Eliot Kamenitz/The Times-Picayune

Former Saints defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove, who was suspended twice by the NFL for his involvement in the alleged bounty program, told ESPN's Outside the Lines that it was former Saints defensive lineman Remi Ayodele who said, "Pay me my money!" on the sideline after a high-low hit on then-Vikings quarterback Brett Favre during the 2009 NFC Championship game.

The NFL had previously accused Hargrove of saying, "Pay me my money!" in an audio recorded from the sidelines during the game.

Ayodele fired a barrage of responses via Twitter on Sunday night denying he said one of the most infamous phrases within the bounty scandal:

"OMG just heard about Hargrove on outside the line lmfao REALLY kid u that broke?? I'm the reason u missed a whole year?? ... get real kid ur done I said NOTHING nobody on the team did I'm still trying to figure out this bounty what's he talking bout?"

"Hey Hargrove if you need a job hit me up on my Facebook, Instagram, or my twitter lol I'm hiring right now as we speak ... Next time you play football for 8 years put a Lil money up for a rainy day.. But as we can tell you did NOT.,"

"All I remember from that year was playing for a great defensive coordinator, play hard hard football, winning NFC Championship, ... And winning a Super Bowl for the New Orleans best year of my Damn life!! Hey Hargrove get real kid..."

Remi Ayodele fires back at Anthony Hargrove's claim stemming from New Orleans Saints bounty scandal | NOLA.com

"A Veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to "The United States of America" for an amount of "up to and including my life."