Haynesworth, Hall Acquired By Redskins
We really should be used to this kind of news by now out of the Washington Redskins, but you never really adjust to the amounts of money the Redskins can throw around in free agent signings.
Let that sink in for a moment, because theyโll likely both be gone in three to four years.
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On the positive side of things, at least Haynesworth and Hall arenโt Bruce Smith and Deion Sandersโovervalued and diminished on the talent tip. The money seems ridiculous, but they are young enough and good enough to warrant it from a team that sets their own market for players. Besides, everybody knows it ainโt tricking if you got it.
The rest of the league should be calling Daniel Snyder with overtures of praise, because when the Redskins make a deal, it bears nothing on what the rest of the league has to do contract-wise. Very few teamsโpretty much just the Redskins and Dallas Cowboysโcan wax financial on free agents. For the rest of the players looking to get paid with these two signings as benchmarks, they are in for the surprise of their life when other NFL teams look at them and say, โWho do you think we are, Daniel Snyder?โ
As for the Redskins, this has a chance to make them far better on defense for the duration of a season. You read it here firstโLondon Fletcher will make the Pro Bowl, as will DeAngelo Hall and Albert Haynesworth.
If not by talent, then they will make the Pro Bowl by the annual propaganda that is the Redskinsโ appeal for fan voting.
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