Haynesworth fails conditioning test

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

I'm going with 3. Don't think this will last 4 days.

So a guess the person, can't remember who it was, that said they saw him on his boat out on the lake in Tennessee almost every day during the off season was dead on...

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

So what's the over/under on how many days it's going to take before he "passes" the test. 3, 4?

I say 8 days. Then, we won't hear a peep from AH all year out of fearing the treadmill.

[tryfuhl]

I'm guessing Sunday at the latest.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SkinzWin

So a guess the person, can't remember who it was, that said they saw him on his boat out on the lake in Tennessee almost every day during the off season was dead on...

somebody that knew somebody on ES, so take it with a block of salt

it's obvious he's done work, just wasn't prepared for this

[tryfuhl]

whoops wrong thread

[tryfuhl]

granthpaulsen

Spoke to someone who saw 92's conditioning test: Several sprints of approx. 50yds, didn't seem to be laboring. Jim Haslett monitored him.

[Gmanc711]

I think tomorrow he'll pass. I honestly think Shannahan is just doing this to make a point.... and I think the point has been proven at this point. I mean I could be wrong, I dont know what actually goes into these tests; but I still think he seems a tad excessive for a linemen. Whatever though, this is what I want out of a head coach when it comes to players like this.

[MTK]

An inside look at the NFL conditioning tests | National Football Post

Good read from Matt Bowen who says this 300 yard shuttle is nothing out of the ordinary.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Gmanc711

I think tomorrow he'll pass. I honestly think Shannahan is just doing this to make a point.... and I think the point has been proven at this point. I mean I could be wrong, I dont know what actually goes into these tests; but I still think he seems a tad excessive for a linemen. Whatever though, this is what I want out of a head coach when it comes to players like this.

NOTHING is excessive for Haynesworth's money.

If Shanahan asks him to dump a jar of honey onto his torso and head to the bear den at the National Zoo...it's a small task for that contract amount.

[skinsfan69]

I have to applaud Mike S. for laying down the damn law. As someone else said this is exactly what this team needs. The drama queens had better get in line. There is still a price to pay for putting yourself above the team.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Gmanc711

I think tomorrow he'll pass. I honestly think Shannahan is just doing this to make a point.... and I think the point has been proven at this point. I mean I could be wrong, I dont know what actually goes into these tests; but I still think he seems a tad excessive for a linemen. Whatever though, this is what I want out of a head coach when it comes to players like this.

Russellmania09

Some very unique team backside running pursuit drills. now we see why Shanahan wants Al to do the test. #Redskins

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by SkinzWin

So a guess the person, can't remember who it was, that said they saw him on his boat out on the lake in Tennessee almost every day during the off season was dead on...

If that were the case, his weight would have gone UP, not down.

I do believe AH worked hard with his personal trainer...but that's not exactly the same as football drills with his teammates. He could be in shape...just not football shape.

[Mechanix544]

I just think this is getting childish.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

An inside look at the NFL conditioning tests | National Football Post

Good read from Matt Bowen who says this 300 yard shuttle is nothing out of the ordinary.

It really isn't. We had to do this crap for high school sports before and/or after practices.

[MTK]

Rich_Campbell

RT @RedskinsDotCom Albert is working in weight room during Fri. practice...Running on treadmill alongside conditioning coach Ray Wright.