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WillH · 04-25-2010, 06:38 PM

Thanks for the clarification, I was a bit confused.

Anyways, I sure hope AH is doing what he needs to, to be the dominant player we went out and brought here. With a healthy AH on board I really feel this defense could be great. With the diverse talent I feel we have in the front 7, AH could really be an incredible asset from both positions on the D-line. At this point I guess what other options does he have than to come back and play the best game he can, in hope of a trade or whatever?

I guess he could hold out. What's the most we'll get for him if he holds out? What's the least we'd take for him?

I hope this senario never comes to pass . . .

04-25-2010, 06:38 PM	#15
WillH The Starter Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,592	Re: Albert Haynesworth and His Trainer Thanks for the clarification, I was a bit confused. Anyways, I sure hope AH is doing what he needs to, to be the dominant player we went out and brought here. With a healthy AH on board I really feel this defense could be great. With the diverse talent I feel we have in the front 7, AH could really be an incredible asset from both positions on the D-line. At this point I guess what other options does he have than to come back and play the best game he can, in hope of a trade or whatever? I guess he could hold out. What's the most we'll get for him if he holds out? What's the least we'd take for him? I hope this senario never comes to pass . . .