Haynesworth announces plan to attend training camp PFT

[SaltwaterServr]

I suppose with your TO/Pac Man experience that ruined your 2008 Superbowl season; you'd know better then I do.

Injuries destroyed our 2008 season. We had our fourth option at left guard playing to end the season. At one point, we had our 4th safety and a street free agent in the secondary. Romo gone for several games. Punter out costing us 15 yards or more each possession. But whatever princess, you're the Commanders fan and we've seen the unbiased logic that comes with that.

At the end of 2008 we got rid of two declining players who were bringing drama with them. They contributed to a bad situation for sure, but they weren't the reasons for it.

London Fletcher, Phillip Daniels, Lorenzo Alexander, 3 character guys have already said what they need to say.

Three character guys wouldn't be saying anything to the media. Get that thought through your head right now.

That cohesiveness is already withering. They've publicly created an Us v. Them atmosphere. Enjoy that as it grows and ferments. Looks like someone already has taken Fat Al's side too. The locker room chasm looks to have population stranded on both sides. Good for you Commanders, good for you.

As for the "get out of jail card" well the cap is gone. Get that through your head, there is no salary cap, there is no cap, and at this point it'll take some serious hell to get it back. The cap is gone.

You've got a crystal ball there? Cap isn't coming back? Okay, you should tell this to the players who have spoken out about the necessity of rookie salary caps. What about all the pissed off vets who can't get long term deals because why? Oh that's right, the GM's and owners don't have any idea about the surely coming CBA.

Owners will not stand for a potential free for all spending spree where middle of the road players with piss poor attitudes can be signed for $100 million contracts. If that were come to pass Paul Allen could be holding the Lombardi Trophy for the next 15 years and there's nothing anyone could do about it.

The CBA is coming back with a salary cap/floor of some kind because it's good business for the NFL and the players want it back as well.

Bruce Allen did the smart thing and gave the 2 biggest idiot contracts an out at the end of the 2010 season.

And then went and traded for another me-first washed up player. Business as usual for your organization.

How does it feel knowing you have very limited potential for success and the entire NFL is laughing at your organization year after year? The Commanders are as much a punchline as the Oakland Raiders and that's pretty low company to keep.

 

[Califan007]

I gave this fat piece of **** the benefit of the doubt, and his teammates did as well. Then he pulled that nonsense the day before mandatory minicamps started...now I hope he gets the $21 mil sued right out from under him from all of these lawsuits popping up lol.