Redskins Trade NT Albert Haynesworth To The Patriots

Discussion in 'Washington Redskins' started by BigBlueBruiser, Jul 28, 2011.

  1. Before defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth could get to training camp and take his conditioning test, the Washington Redskins traded him to the New England Patriots for a fifth-round pick in 2013, according to league sources. Haynesworth still will have to pass his physical in New England, as any player in any trade would. Washington believes it is ridding itself of a player it had no intention of bringing back to its team this season, while New England is getting added help along its defensive line for a reduced price. The former Pro Bowl defensive tackle is scheduled to make $5 million this season. New England has had a propensity on reaching out for talented but troubled players and succeeding, having previously done so with running back Corey Dillon and wide receiver Randy Moss.

    Source: ESPN
     
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  2. I'll have more info in a few.......

    A fifth-round pick in 2013? Interesting.

    Belichick now has a hold of Albert Haynesworth. He'll reignite the fire in Haynesworth's butt.
     
  3. Article updated......
     
  4. Litez0ut

    Litez0ut Litez0ut Sucka

    Haynesworth will go back to being a beast
     
  5. The biggest thing about this deal.......Haynesworth isn't an Eagle.
     
  6. PSID412USM

    PSID412USM Pro Bowler

    My guess is he play Defensive End
     
  7. Litez0ut

    Litez0ut Litez0ut Sucka

    Pats run a hybrid I believe. He will likely move inside on nickel downs
     
  8. TexanDynasty

    TexanDynasty Rookie

    Little risk, big reward. A 5th round pk in a couple of years.
    All the Patriots have to do is watch the film on the way Jim Washburn used him. And the Patriots know how to watch other teams films better than any1.:icon_deal:
     
  9. cover the spread

    cover the spread beastin'

    Not a fan of Fat Albert's attitude at all, but to geta guy with his talent for such a small price is a good move.

    BB knows how to deal with problem players, and after what happened in 09 he won't hesitate to cut a lockerroom cancer. If he can motivate Haynesworth this is a good move.
     
  10. cover the spread

    cover the spread beastin'

    holy crap, a motivated Haynesworth next to Vince Killfork?


    I really hope he turns into the defensive version of 07 Moss.
     
  11. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    That could be ugly for opposing teams...
     
  12. markaz

    markaz Resident Cards Fan Staff Member

    IMO it's not just Belichick and his mastery of motivation, Haynesworth's last gig was on a team with Dan Gilbert at the helm and his pension for knowing very little other than opening a checkbook. Now he's now playing for Robert Kraft and one of the best run teams in the NFL. The climate is completely different and I can't help but feel as though Haynesworth will feel like he's disease-free and ready to play for an owner and HC that he can respect. Just guessin'.
     
  13. Adam Caplan: Twitter.com
     
  14. andy82

    andy82 Your Soul, It's Mine!

    The Patriots get Haynesworth: OMG Belechick is a legend he is master he's going to dominate with Haynesworth on his D.

    The other 30 teams get Haynesworth: This is a stupid move, he's a fat slob, useless, only plays for the money epic failure.
     
  15. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    He'll have a new lease on life, new attitude in NE. Comeback player of the year...lol...between him and McNabb.
     
  16. phiglesphan

    phiglesphan BANNED

    THIS, THIS, A THOUSAND TIMES THIS!
     
  17. The Red

    The Red GO BLUE!!!

    I don't think McNabb will do crap!! Just my guess. Hope I'm wrong for wifeys sake. Thats her team lol
     
  18. Steve12

    Steve12 The night is dark and full of terrors

    I'm pretty excited about this. If it works out he'll be amazing. No one can change a guy's attitude like BB and the Patriots lockerroom.

    And even if Haynesworth doesn't change his attitude BB won't hesitate to cut him. He won't be the problem he was in Washington.
     
  19. 86WARD

    86WARD -

    Come on Red...you know the Redskins were holding McNabb back...lol.

    On topic though...Belichick does wonders with "problem children.". No reason to think he cant get the best out of Big Al.