Haynesworth PASSES Conditioning Test

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Originally Posted by Warren85Ellard

How should Shanahan go about this? He has to establish leadership. If he lets Haynesworth walk all over him, other players will do the same thing.

He established himself and then multiple talking heads agreed that he took things a little too far.

Has anyone considered that maybe Al was frustrated and just blew off some steam? My understanding is that players say a lot of things right after a game, especially a loss, that they wouldn't say if they were behind a podium. Was this a twitter feed?

Twitter is by far the worst invention ever, imo. I have never seen anything positive attached to it.

[Warren85Ellard]

Originally Posted by Pocket$ $traight

He established himself and then multiple talking heads agreed that he took things a little too far.

Has anyone considered that maybe Al was frustrated and just blew off some steam? My understanding is that players say a lot of things right after a game, especially a loss, that they wouldn't say if they were behind a podium. Was this a twitter feed?

Twitter is by far the worst invention ever, imo. I have never seen anything positive attached to it.

What do you think Shanahan should have done differently then?

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by Warren85Ellard

What do you think Shanahan should have done differently then?

Well here's the thing. If you know you don't want him on the team, then let him go. If you want him on the team you can't treat him like the red headed step-child and not expect outbursts like this. You don't stick a DPOY one year removed with the camp fodder and expect him to be happy.

Should he have avoided comment? Probably. But MS can't be surprised by this reaction.