Albert Haynesworths Brother Killed in Motorcycle Crash

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TIFOSOdeiREDSKINS
10-08-2010, 04:21 PM
this sucks. i'm sorry for haynesworth's loss...losing a loved one is awful...but it sounds like his half-brother was a bit of a knucklehead. 100 mph near a car-max lot? you're begging for trouble.


i also don't think he will play sunday. maybe not even practice next week. i know he stepped it up last week, and i don't want to sound like a dick, but the fact of the matter is $100 mil can't even generate a respectable work ethic in the man...so i doubt personal tragedy will. i'd love to see it, but like someone else said above, he's never done one thing for the team. he rarely, if ever, steps outside this pattern of selfish behavior.

MTK
10-08-2010, 04:27 PM
Would not playing this week be selfish behavior?

TIFOSOdeiREDSKINS
10-08-2010, 04:33 PM
i don't think so...i mean c'mon, dude just lost his brother. but to expect him to roar outta the tunnel sunday with a vengeance and a newfound inspiration and dedication to his team sounds totally out of character to me.

SBXVII
10-08-2010, 04:36 PM
Peace be with him.

TheMalcolmConnection
10-08-2010, 04:39 PM
How about we not mention motorcycles or anything like that and just send some prayers to him and his family?

Whether he plays or not, that's truly up to him. If he thinks he could do his brother some honor by playing like a beast, more power to him, but I TOTALLY understand if he doesn't make the game.

Takeuon
10-08-2010, 04:41 PM
i don't think so...i mean c'mon, dude just lost his brother. but to expect him to roar outta the tunnel sunday with a vengeance and a newfound inspiration and dedication to his team sounds totally out of character to me.

Half brother to be clear. A strong warrior would suit it up and get out there and play the game of his life in his honor.
Favre played the DAY AFTER his father died and played one of the most heart felt games I've ever seen. Guess we'll see if Albert is a warrior.

"Hard work helps heal grieving"
Penny Chenery -owner of Secretariat

TIFOSOdeiREDSKINS
10-08-2010, 04:50 PM
Half brother to be clear. A strong warrior would suit it up and get out there and play the game of his life in his honor.
Favre played the DAY AFTER his father died and played one of the most heart felt games I've ever seen. Guess we'll see if Albert is a warrior.

"Hard work helps heal grieving"
Penny Chenery -owner of Secretariat


i agree personally, but i just don't think that's how AH operates.

Ruhskins
10-08-2010, 04:56 PM
Half brother to be clear. A strong warrior would suit it up and get out there and play the game of his life in his honor.
Favre played the DAY AFTER his father died and played one of the most heart felt games I've ever seen. Guess we'll see if Albert is a warrior.

"Hard work helps heal grieving"
Penny Chenery -owner of Secretariat

People take losses differently. If he plays, that's fine, if he doesn't, that's fine too. The decision should be AH's alone, end of story.

MTK
10-08-2010, 04:57 PM
I'm just curious if people are going to hold it against him if he doesn't play.

GhettoDogAllStars
10-08-2010, 04:59 PM
Sending good vibes and "blessings on the universe" to Haynesworth and his family.

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