Surprising absolutely no one, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers released Albert Haynesworth on Wednesday afternoon. The move saves the Bucs $7.2 million in salary cap money, and as a bonus, Albert Haynesworth is no longer on their roster. I don't know … Continue reading →
The former Patriots defensive lineman has lost his latest chance in the NFL, after Tampa declined to bring him back on his $6.7 million base salary for 2012.
Safe to say there is no chance he’ll become a Raider. Not with the new sheriff named Reggie McKenzie in town. Once upon a time Al Davis might have rolled the dice on a high risk stock like Fat Albert. But even in his final days Davis steered ...
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From Peter King: "Great note by @AdamSchefter: Bucs are 0-7 with Albert Haynesworth, Pats are 7-0 since waiving him." Three cheers for the disgruntled one! More »
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Albert Haynesworth plays for the Titans. He is a defensive tackle and has been a professional football player for 5 seasons. Follow him in the news and in the blogosphere, or share your opinions and predicitions about the Tennessee Titans.