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Duane;3336124 said::laugh2:
Stupid Cowboy fans. Get used to it. I sure can't...!
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Bob Sacamano;3336170 said:Why did they even sign him in the 1st place? Danny Boy is so lost. He doesn't know what kind of owner he wants to be.
Bob Sacamano;3336170 said:Why did they even sign him in the 1st place? Danny Boy is so lost. He doesn't know what kind of owner he wants to be.
Jon88;3336195 said:I just read where their new GM said he would have never signed Haynesworth for $100 million.
Snyder is so inept.
Cowboys22;3336111 said:Why would another team be willing to give the skins some of the $21 million back? They didn't negotiate that ridiculous contract. If the skins want to trade him, they will have to eat all that money. They basically paid $21 million for whatever draft picks they get for him. I don't expect more than a 2nd or 3rd based on his attitude and being out of shape last year.
Bob Sacamano;3336198 said:He wouldn't sign Haynesworth for 100 mil, yet he would trade for McNabb? Doesn't make much sense. Both moves are geared towards winning now.
MarionBarberThe4th;3336017 said:Im just thankful for the Commanders being in my life.
theebs;3336055 said:they are going to end up dumping him somewhere for nothing just to clear the money.
I cant imagine one GM being foolish enough to move a draft pick for that guy before the draft.
casmith07;3336450 said:
"What am I, chopped liver!?"
theebs;3336468 said:apparently I am Dead wrong
At three years and $16 million, Haynesworth contract is now very tradeable
Posted by Mike Florio on April 6, 2010 11:03 PM ET
With the Commanders paying defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth a $21 million bonus last week, we're told that the practical length and value of his contract is three years, $16 million, with $9 million guaranteed.
As a league source opined, "Every team in the NFL would have interest in that."
The question is whether and to what extent the Commanders would want reimbursement of the money paid last week. And that question depends on whether the Commanders prefer cash or draft picks -- and whether the teams that want him are willing to give up cash or draft picks.
In our view, coach Mike Shanahan likely would prefer to stockpile picks.
We've confirmed that the Commanders definitely attempted to trade Haynesworth before the $21 million payment came due. Others have reported that the efforts continue, with the Titans and Rams the teams most frequently mentioned. Now that the financial package has been reduced to a ridiculously affordable $16 million over three years, someone will bite if the price is right.
Jon88;3336195 said:I just read where their new GM said he would have never signed Haynesworth for $100 million.
Jon88;3336275 said:Their GM didn't sign Haynesworth. He wasn't working for the Commanders then. He said he never would have signed him for that much money.
Randy White;3336503 said:TRADE HAYNESWORTH ...???
aahhhhhhhhaaaahhh !!!