[53Fan]

Originally Posted by Skinny Tee

Yeah, I'm concerned that we brought in AH just because he was the most talented free agent without a premeditation of how we are going to implement him in our system.

This freelancing style is concerning too because let's say that it doesn't work with our defense the first half of the season. What would be the fix?...Get AH to play outside of his natural talents?

Also if we switch our defensive scheme to conform to AH's style of play and then he goes down for a while that will bite us in the ass too.


It's almost as if the AH signing gave us more questions than answers to our problems.

Tee you're my bud man but come on. I've never heard so much negativity about bringing in such a good player to a position of need in my life. When the DL coach at Tennesee stopped trying to change the way he played is when he shined. He will do the same here. He will draw double and at times triple teams. He will cause the opposing "O" to be concerned about him on every play. He will make our LB's, DE's, and CB's better. What more out of him do people want? If Blache is dumb enough to try to force him to play his way, then Blache needs to be let go not Haynesworth. It's not like this guy misses a bunch of games. He was in on a higher percentage of plays then anyone on our d-line according to one of the posts in another thread. It seems more time is spent on what can go wrong instead of what can go right. Tennesee had a hell of a defense and AH was a BIG part of that. Seems like with all the talk about how bad our d-line was last year we would be happy to have him. But that's just me I guess. At least we didn't give up a 2nd round pick for him.