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Haynesworth: Titans shouldn?t forget blowout loss
Nashville City Paper, TN - 5 hours ago
... After Sunday?s 40-7 hammering at the hands of the San Diego Chargers, Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth thinks the Titans might do ...


Tue, 19 Sep 2006 05:52:00 GMT

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[rmjvol]

And he should be mad. That was a horrible game in every way. I don't see any reason to be optimistic about the Dolphins game.

[rmjvol]

Haynesworth is a Tennessee boy but he was a disgrace to the Titans and the Vols in the Cowboys vs Titans game today.

There's no excuse for losing your temper and getting kicked out of the game like he did today. I wouldn't be surpised is the Titans start some Albert Haynesworth trade rumors based on his recent bad behavior.

[EmpireWF]

I heard he stomped on a Cowboy's head when his helmet fell off on a play and was then ejected. What kind of thing is that to do Haynesworth? Horrible actions.

He should get suspended for at least 4 games for doing something stupid like that.

[carr]

Well Haynesworth got to releave a lot of anger today. Cowboys player was on the ground after the play was over and his helmet had fell off. Haynesworth got mad and he stomped down on his head. Refs kicked him out and Fisher had yelled at him all the way to the lockers.

[kenman923]

Just more proof that Jeff Fisher's days in TN are numbered.

[EmpireWF]

Originally Posted by kenman923

Just more proof that Jeff Fisher's days in TN are numbered.

lol I know some are calling for his job but what does one have to do with the other?

[simple simon]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

He should get suspended for at least 4 games for doing something stupid like that.

that's too easy imo

the rest of the season maybe, with anger management classes or something

and even that sounds a little weak

you dont kick someones head, helmet or not

his own teammates should kick his arse

[etodd]

Haynesworth is a punk. Give him the rest of the year to see if he can make it out of football.

[AZAggie]

In listening to the Sunday night games halftime show, the Titans have said that if they don't feel the league's punishment is enough, they will take matters into their own hands and discipline Haynesworth further. I am not sure what that means, but I certainly hope they follow thru. There is no place in sports for that kind of garbage.

[Ware#94]

This is actually much worse than originally thought. Not only did Haynesworth step on his head not once but TWICE, Haynesworth actually took his helmet off to do it. Dude should have to go through a few hundred hours of counceling on top of a hefty suspension before they allow him back onto the field.

[EJSepp]

Albert Haynesworth is a classic bipolar case. I know nothing about his personal life but I can almost smell the drug or alcohol abuse of some kind - and I don't just mean steroids.
To attack Gurode (the Dallas center he stomped on) with his giant self - this mofo's 6'6" and 320 lbs!!!! - is just sick. Not only did he attack him with his helmet on, he then knocked it off and STOMPED ON THE DUDE'S FACE WITH HIS CLEATS! Gurode had to get 30 stitches.

According to Fox Sports, Gurode may sue and well he should.

I get so sick when I see this kind of crap from guys who are being paid so well (he might be on the low end in the NFL but he made a decent $604 grand last year) and when they're on the field they suddenly forget they are in their freekin' office.

I mean, if you work in an office or even in a gas station and someone from a rival company pays you a visit and you knock them down and stomp on their face with cleats, I think maybe you deserve to get your ass kicked right back AND sued for all you've got left.

[legend]

Sounds like a possible case of 'Roids rage. Would that surprise anyone?

[Lefty Noob]

Welcome to GoTeamsGo, EJSepp, and thanks for joining us. I agree - this was a classic case of assault, plain and simple, and the Dallas center should prosecute and/or sue. And yes, legend, that was also my first reaction - that it was a case of roid rage.

[simple simon]

Originally Posted by EJSepp

I get so sick when I see this kind of crap from guys who are being paid so well (he might be on the low end in the NFL but he made a decent $604 grand last year) and when they're on the field they suddenly forget they are in their freekin' office.

I mean, if you work in an office or even in a gas station and someone from a rival company pays you a visit and you knock them down and stomp on their face with cleats, I think maybe you deserve to get your ass kicked right back AND sued for all you've got left.

hey EJ, welcome to the forum

this reminds me of the hockey player that slammed the other guys head into the ice

i believe he was prosecuted for assualt, which should be done here

alot of the senseless violence that has nothing to do with a game would stop if people were held accountable by the law