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This is the only scenario that will work for us to move him. I was thinking Minnesota if their DT's had lost their case with the NFL.
Back to the shuttle run for a moment. Jason Reid is reporting that Haynesworth was made to run 12-25 yard runs. I was listening to Mike Wise on Friday who had reported that it was only 3-100 yard runs. I am not sure who is correct, but I would go with Reid even though Wise had someone live on the scene. Maybe it was 12-25's on Thursday and 3-100's to give him a break on Friday. I don't know.
Regardless, it looks like we are going to have to agree to disagree in this regard. I have no problem with strong, extremely disciplined, even individual embarrassment while coaching. There are different tactics to use for different individuals and when you have a 28 year old baby who is making a mockery of the new coach, I say embarrass his fat ass and make him look like the fool he is playing on TV.
You say this tactic is going too far? Bad leadership? I respectfully disagree. I believe it is indicative of our entitlement society. Albert Haynesworth thinks he is entitled to that money without having to work for it. Well, I believe he has a lesson to learn. Now, Shanahan is making him work for it. And for what it's worth, I believe everyone who turns 18 should join the military for at least 2 years, so...
Ok, I took the test today and passed! But barely.
64.1 seconds in the first part and was fine, but needed that 3.5 minute break. The second part was much tougher and the time was (drum roll) - 72.7. Made it by three-tenths of a second. Whew!
The adrenalin kicked in during the last part of the second round - that is what carried me, along with a few cheering people. I needed about thirty minutes before going on to my scheduled workout routine for the day. I'm tired.
But not bad for a 51 yr. old man who just recovered from an auto accident and gained a few pounds during that period of time.
Ok Albert, it's your turn.
This is the only scenario that will work for us to move him. I was thinking Minnesota if their DT's had lost their case with the NFL.
Back to the shuttle run for a moment. Jason Reid is reporting that Haynesworth was made to run 12-25 yard runs. I was listening to Mike Wise on Friday who had reported that it was only 3-100 yard runs. I am not sure who is correct, but I would go with Reid even though Wise had someone live on the scene. Maybe it was 12-25's on Thursday and 3-100's to give him a break on Friday. I don't know.
Regardless, it looks like we are going to have to agree to disagree in this regard. I have no problem with strong, extremely disciplined, even individual embarrassment while coaching. There are different tactics to use for different individuals and when you have a 28 year old baby who is making a mockery of the new coach, I say embarrass his fat ass and make him look like the fool he is playing on TV.
You say this tactic is going too far? Bad leadership? I respectfully disagree. I believe it is indicative of our entitlement society. Albert Haynesworth thinks he is entitled to that money without having to work for it. Well, I believe he has a lesson to learn. Now, Shanahan is making him work for it. And for what it's worth, I believe everyone who turns 18 should join the military for at least 2 years, so...
so...by passing this test does it mean you are ready to play DE in the NFL?.....
Ok, I took the test today and passed! But barely.
64.1 seconds in the first part and was fine, but needed that 3.5 minute break. The second part was much tougher and the time was (drum roll) - 72.7. Made it by three-tenths of a second. Whew!
The adrenalin kicked in during the last part of the second round - that is what carried me, along with a few cheering people. I needed about thirty minutes before going on to my scheduled workout routine for the day. I'm tired.
But not bad for a 51 yr. old man who just recovered from an auto accident and gained a few pounds during that period of time.
Ok Albert, it's your turn.
