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That's just not a Ted kind of signing. Besides, it sounds like Tennessee will make every effort to keep him. And finally, somehow I get the feeling that Haynesworth might be the kind of guy who, once he gets the big contract, will let himself coast a little.
"The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
I don't see why we wouldn't be in the sweepstakes. He's a uniquely domiate player. I've seen him toss Olineman aside like they were running backs.
TT isn't going to go out and pay an average FA a stars salary, but Haynesworth is a legit star, a unique talent. I think TT will be in the conversation.
I don't see why we wouldn't be in the sweepstakes. He's a uniquely domiate player. I've seen him toss Olineman aside like they were running backs.
TT isn't going to go out and pay an average FA a stars salary, but Haynesworth is a legit star, a unique talent. I think TT will be in the conversation.
I can see this if he thinks we have a shot at making a run in the next year or two. The bonus of having him on the roster is that maybe Harrell learns a lot about how to use his similar frame.
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro ~Hunter S.
He will be 28 next season start. I think a nice FAT 4 year deal would be something TT would explore, but you know some GM is going to offer him 97% of the salary cap.
The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
Or, in the case of Denver or San Francisco, 150%. Though I am sure that would earn them a slap on the wrist like the last time they ignored the salary cap.
Or, in the case of Denver or San Francisco, 150%. Though I am sure that would earn them a slap on the wrist like the last time they ignored the salary cap.
*cough* Dallas *cough*
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro ~Hunter S.
Or, in the case of Denver or San Francisco, 150%. Though I am sure that would earn them a slap on the wrist like the last time they ignored the salary cap.
Since it's gone in 2010 maybe the NFL doesn't care.
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