NASHVILLE, TN - NOVEMBER 27: Albert Haynesworth #95 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looks over the offense before a play during a game against the Tennessee Titans at LP Field on November 27, 2011 in Nashville, Tennessee. The Titans defeated the Buccaneers 23 to 17. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images)
Put down your pitchforks, this is only a question. Fat Al has not been a factor in the NFL since 2008 when he pretty much single handedly jumpstarted our defense. Sure he has attitude issues, can be lazy and is easily unmotivated, but he is aso the same guy with the ability to break through double teams at will and penetrate through the NFL's best offensive lineman.
At 30 years old, Haynesworth is far from finished. His ceiling is far too high to not be given a chance. If he can be put in a system where he is motivated and gets to attack the QB like he used to, it's possible Albert could return to form. What risk is there? He's a free agent that no one is looking at. We could sign him cheap, give him a shot and see how he plays. Pretty much treating him as a camp body. I mean come on, we picked up Shaun Smith who pretty much plays like an out of shape Haynesworth anyways. What say you?
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Would you bring in Haynesworth as a camp body?
Hell Yea, No Harm (401 votes)
He's Dead To Me (86 votes)
Is This Question Really Being Asked? (156 votes)
Caw Caw!! (63 votes)
706 total votes


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