Haynesworth to Seattle?

[bobflipaburger]

Does anyone seriously think WR is a bigger need than DT?

 

[Striker]

It isn't imo, however we were just comparing players like Albert and T.O. and whether T.O. us washed up.

I would love to see some improvement on our D for sure, just don't want someone who is injury prone, has no work ethic, and only cares about his own stats. The Redskins weren't so hot last year even with him on D, so I don't see him taking our D and all of a sudden were top 5. Let someone else pay his bills and let him cry because he wants to be the D coordinator.:scenic:

 

[mlemour]

I think some of the keys on your keyboard are busted. Better get that looked at.

Sheesh! that is really bad sorry!!!! thanks for heads up

 

[mlemour]

If 100 million dollars does not motivate you then I do not know what does. :scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic::scenic:

Money isnt his issue. He is complaining about how a defensive scheme makes him effective... I think that kind of money makes u lazy! Ask Vin Baker Seattle Supersonics

 

[Louden Swain]

He's a guy who has a reputation for being extremely lazy, self centered and all about the stats.

Would his presence make the defense better? No doubt. However, is he worth the headache?

He bitched regularly in Tennessee, and in one season managed to make the Redskins tire of his act. When the Skins signed him, they paid him a massive contract and felt he was the key to their revised playoff hopes. Now? They'd sell him for pennies to the dollar, if it meant getting him the hell out of town.

Guarantee you, Seattle could get him for a practice squader with no future. Yet, I just don't want the guy.

 

[shadybird]

Haynesworth isnt really someone any team should want. His athletic ability simply does not offset his massive downside from a character perspective. Not to mention it took him 3 tries to pass the Skins conditioning test.