"Heck no!" [Charles] Mann said. "Heck no. Did [Haynesworth] show up last year in shape for the...

"Heck no!" [Charles] Mann said. "Heck no. Did [Haynesworth] show up last year in shape for the league, for the season? I mean, c'mon now."

National Football Post article on Mann's comments if Albert will show up in shape and about how'd he do anything the Redskins asked of him for $1 million, much more $100 million

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this is talk show radio, which only seems to exist for controversy. It will be interesting to see which AH shows up…

Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.

by Scott E on Jun 14, 2010 10:23 AM EDT reply actions

Mann

He has his opinion, I have mine. We’ll see.

by Donnio1234 on Jun 14, 2010 10:27 AM EDT reply actions

How bad does one want to win...

I am sure the difference is playing like no tommorrow before free agency. Get the big dollars and make everyone think the rest of the team stinks. He can be a key player but he needs to heal old wounds by proving he can come to camp in shape and stay on the field and make plays. 100 mil is a wound but his worth has considerably droped since the big payday. Again this is talk radio hype and can`t see making anymore comments about it. The stats will show but wonder if it will be in the one – loss picture. This team has to be better than 4 – 12.

by mybluebone on Jun 14, 2010 10:47 AM EDT reply actions

Mann and his teamates had character....

Samuels and Jansen had it, Fletcher has it, McNabb has it, Daniels has it Campbell has it (but isn’t here anymore).
Cooley, Dock, Rabach, Orackpo, and Carter seem to have it.
The others could go either way, but AH is leaning towards the wrong side of the tracks.

The world looks mighty different when you're peeking out your belly button

by Skins Fan '77 on Jun 14, 2010 12:04 PM EDT reply actions

And yet he still had one of his best years

Let’s check out his POA numbers from last season. He had eighty-one POA attempts and twenty-seven POA wins. That equates to a 33.3 percent POA win rate, or a total that was actually higher than both his 2007 and 2008 figures.

by lynxtheone on Jun 14, 2010 9:19 PM EDT reply actions