NFL Players Weigh In On Haynesworth Situation

Question, the more I read of this thread . So if AH shows up ...."all will be forgiven"...,yes - no also what about the other players and coachs ?

Keep a close eye on fans reaction, remember they change on a dime. I wouldn't miss opening day of training camp for nothing in the world. It's a must see, the circus that's going to be Redskin Park.

Winning cures all ales in the NFL.
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Haynesworth is a schlub. The guy cares nothing for the team or winning, only about fat-ass Albert and the Benjamins. Honestly I dont care if he did well with the Titans, if he's not going to make some serious impact, I'd rather not have him at all. He's a disruptive lowlife, and honestly just makes the organization look bad.

Just remember - the Beloved John Riggins sat out a year and Saint Joe did his best to trade him.....

As stated above winning cures all.

Cooley: Everyone will forget Haynesworth drama in two days if he's in shape | ProFootballTalk.com (http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/07/21/cooley-everyone-will-forget-haynesworth-drama-in-two-days-if-hes-in-shape/)

Mike Wise - Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan should be the bigger man in the Albert Haynesworth saga (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/07/23/AR2010072305158_2.html)

Good read on the Haynesworth situation.

Can Redskins' Albert Haynesworth learn to love the nose tackle position? (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/07/26/AR2010072603839_2.html?sid=ST2010072700106)

I don't think AH should read this one. It makes mention of some good things about it but alot of pain involved in the position as well. We shall see how it all plays out in about 4 days when the players take the field.

I still question how much AH will even be playing the nose. As long as Kemo is ready to go he should be there the majority of the time. Seems like all those NT talk is seriously overblown.

Can Redskins' Albert Haynesworth learn to love the nose tackle position? (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/07/26/AR2010072603839_2.html?sid=ST2010072700106)

I don't think AH should read this one. It makes mention of some good things about it but alot of pain involved in the position as well. We shall see how it all plays out in about 4 days when the players take the field.

The article reveals just how un-glamorous the position really is and how others have shown disdain for the position as well. Some players can adapt better than others. I agree, it's not likely Haynesworth will see a lot of action at the position anyway.

I still question how much AH will even be playing the nose. As long as Kemo is ready to go he should be there the majority of the time. Seems like all those NT talk is seriously overblown.

With Kemo on the nose and AH at end, we might have a badass 3-4 defensive line. Keeping one of the two on the bench seems a waste.

Any news of Green or Bryant? I read an article the other day about them but it really wasn't a progress report or anything. Guess most of that will show up during camp.