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| Pro Bowl Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Kill Devil Hills, N.C.
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| | #32 |
| Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Fairfax, VA Age: 37
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| re: Haynesworth Appreciation Thread See here is the thing. Big Al takes a lot of grief, mainly because of his contract. First of all, at the moment the deal is 4 year deal for $48 mil (41 or 42 guaranteed). So the $100 million dollar man line is getting old and is innacurate. Second, he takes a lot of heat for laying on the ground and getting carted off when, in fact, he is just tired. I agree this looks bad but if you think about it, he is probably helping his team since it is giving the D a rest. So if you remove the jealousy and inaccurate contract figure and actually look at his play, there would be a lot more positive press for this guy. From what I have seen he is definitely no "Stubby". This guy is a freak of nature. In my opinion the Giants on 4th and 1 play where he single handedly stopped half of their team may be the single most dominant defensive tackle play I have ever seen. Another plus is that whenever someone on the other team gets jumpy, he ends it. The Atlanta sideline was ganging up on Deangelo until Big Al came along and they parted like the Red Sea. Last night he backed Jacobs up while pushing one of their lineman. This guy is as nasty as it gets and honestly we need 53 guys with a bad attitude like that. Quit focusing on the contract and watch him play and you will become a fan. For the people who want to cut him because he was signed by Vinny, I don't know what to tell you. You must want to see us have absolutely no chance to win. |
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| | #33 |
| Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Fairfax, VA Age: 37
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| re: Haynesworth Appreciation Thread So Big Al is soft? I will agree that he needs to get in better shape. I don't think I have heard anyone call him "soft" at least no one who had to identify themselves. |
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| Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Fairfax, VA Age: 37
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Haterade coming right up... Don't even mention the 15 yard penalty. They should have thrown Jacobs out of the game and penalized him twice before Big Al even got involved. Wake up. Yeah, back down and yell at Hall, that is exactly what we need.... | |
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| Banned Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Fairfax, VA Age: 37
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2. AH has still played about 70% of the snaps. This is a high number for a defensive tackle these days. 3. The game has changed since the days of Butz and Grant. Defensive tackle rotations were more ad hoc in their days, whereas now rotations are carefully planned by coaches, and players are rotated more often. And Butz and Grant, as much as I loved them, did in fact take breathers. 4. Orakpo and Carter both have double-digit sacks this year, so it is not just Orakpo. Haynesworth double teams clearly have been a factor. Regardless of the size of his paycheck, AH has not been one of those players who show up just to collect a paycheck. He cares. He has heart. He deserves our respect. In terms of attitude, we need more guys like him.
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| | #39 |
| Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Virginia Beach
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| re: Haynesworth Appreciation Thread Butz and Grant were fantastic and the type of players I love, old school. However, neither could provide the explosiveness in the pass rush AH brings to the table.
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http://www.thewarpath.net/redskins-l...tml#post622767 (The D. Hall incident) | |
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| Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Age: 25
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What I frequently do see is a guy who is playing his gap, and winning his one on ones very consistently. I'm just a bit surprised that so many teams are going 1 v 1 on Haynesworth, and I'm very surprised he hasn't had a bigger impact. With that said, his effect on a game is clear every time he takes the field. Haynesworth goes 100% on nearly every play, and I just wish he could stay healthy. I just don't think his effect on a game is being reflected in Orakpo's or Carter's numbers. As to his salary: it's almost unheard of to be able to add an impact player without giving up a draft pick. A lot of Haynesworth's salary is simply the difference between a free-market acquisition, and an extension given to a player who we traded a high draft pick to get. It was worth it, but the potential downside is staying with the player too long because you owe him money.
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