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Obligatory "Do We Sign This Released Player?" Thread: Albert Haynesworth


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Supposedly, he was just cut by the Pats.

Usually a guy sucks on the field and that's why he was released... Haynesworth just has problems off of it... I would love to bring him in. (But we won't).

Eric_Edholm Eric Edholm

Seen arguing with Pepper Johnson Sunday. RT @RapSheet: BREAKING: The Patriots have released DT Albert Haynesworth, I'm reporting. Wow.

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He's talented, but he's just a turd... why would we want that here?

Usually we wouldn't, but I keep thinking how we drafted Hogan with his history so I think this regime is more likely to give guys chances.

But, as I said in the OP, I don't think we'll do it... I think it would be well worth looking into because the last year or two he was in Tennessee, there were no off-field problems and he was dominant on the field. From watching their game on Sunday, he is still a beast, I think it's just a matter of getting him settled personality wise.

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