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As long as there's a discussion about people who represent what's wrong with pro football, someone should at least mention the name of Jerry Jones (although as someone who doesn't subscribe to the Dallas Cowboy mythology, I must say I'm glad he owns that team, and not the one I root for!)
Vick is nothing more than your typical dirtbag, thug athlete who is most likely puting on a front so he can play his football and "get his dollas."
Screw Vick, If I were the judge I would force vick to wear a weighted 40lb collar for months in preparation for his fight-to-the death while the court sits back making wagers on how long he can stay alive.
I have no sympathy for Vick, whatsoever.
I agree. He's scum. But in the end, if he brings Philly a championship, all that will be forgotton by most. He might be pathetic as a person, but has he ever been bad for his team (other than the negative off field PR)?
That's what this thread is about. Big Al got a huge payday. HUGE. And he embraced it with open arms knowing full well what the team, and Shanahan, was going to expect from him. Then he pretty much said F-You, my way or the highway. This man is a cancer for the sport, team, and fans.
And even as a lover of animals, if it came down to siding with Vick or Haynesworth, it would not be the latter of the two.
And even as a lover of animals, if it came down to siding with Vick or Haynesworth, it would not be the latter of the two.
Vick should still be in prison - at least 1 year for every dog's cruel death he sponsored.
Further, Vick does not do "more for his team," his felonious actions caused him to desert his team indefinitely, therefore, doing NOTHING for his team and casued more damage to the sport and the city of Atlanta than Hayneswoth ever could.
I don't say this as an animal lover, either. I say this because that man is a knuckle-dragging criminal who should still be eating federally-issued slop mixed in garbage cans and stamping license plates behind razor wire and conrete walls. **** Michael Vick.
That actually wouldn't surprise me... An entourage and a lot of stripper paternity suits can take a big bite out of your backside.
For whatever bizarre reason, I'm going to step out on a limb and declare grown-man-baby Haynesworth unlikely to invest wisely.
My favorite moment in the entire Haynesworth saga was when 40-something Mike Golic, on a whim, stepped outside of the ESPN studios and successfully passed the conditioning test.
The magic of TV in action there.
Golic actually failed by 3 seconds on the second run. Merrill Hoge stated that on the show after the test was aired.
Mike Golic, the 47-year-old former NFL defensive tackle who's now an ESPN commentator, took the test on ESPN's NFL Live. Golic completed the two 300-yard shuttle runs in exactly the allotted time of 70 seconds for the first run and 73 seconds for the second.
Further, Vick does not do "more for his team," his felonious actions caused him to desert his team indefinitely, therefore, doing NOTHING for his team and casued more damage to the sport and the city of Atlanta than Hayneswoth ever could.
It's all about the "Here and now" factor. Atlanta seems to be doing just fine without him, and Philly seems to be liking what he offers. Fans don't care as long as the team is winning.
This is a thread about AH. Why are we going back and forth about other undesirables? Let's stay on topic. I will if you will.
It's all about the "Here and now" factor. Atlanta seems to be doing just fine without him, and Philly seems to be liking what he offers. Fans don't care as long as the team is winning.
This is a thread about AH. Why are we going back and forth about other undesirables? Let's stay on topic. I will if you will.
Roger that.
Sorry, just have a special chamber of hatred in my heart for that guy and people like him.
It's all about the "Here and now" factor. Atlanta seems to be doing just fine without him, and Philly seems to be liking what he offers. Fans don't care as long as the team is winning.
This is a thread about AH. Why are we going back and forth about other undesirables? Let's stay on topic. I will if you will.
Absolutely. Let's get the talk on this back to Haynesworth. Thank you.
The Redskins have suspended Haynesworth for the remaining four games of the season, without pay. Story on WaPo today.
For $32M this year, I'd play whatever way the team wants, take it to the bank, and shut up about it. IMO this guy is an idiot.
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The Redskins have suspended Haynesworth for the remaining four games of the season, without pay. Story on WaPo today.
For $32M this year, I'd play whatever way the team wants, take it to the bank, and shut up about it. IMO this guy is an idiot.
Good for the Skins. This has nothing to do with saving money. This was a statement. It was beyond time for this to happen. Human garbage like Haynesworth is bad for the league. Any team that picks this guy up next deserves what they get. Still, the ammount of $$ he's walking away with for what he has produced makes me want to toss my breakfast. Truly sickening.
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