Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
My colleague and good pal Jeff Chadiha had an interesting "E:60" profile on Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth tonight. If you missed it, I'm pretty sure there will be some re-runs throughout the week.
Jeff also wrote a feature on Haynesworth that's worth checking out. And in case you missed it, Haynesworth had some interesting comments regarding his teammates following last night's loss to the Eagles.
"Urgency, heart, 'want-to,' whatever. I don't know," Haynesworth told reporters. "We're lacking a lot of stuff right now, so once we get to that point -- where we 'want to' do something -- then we'll do something. But if we just keep going our separate ways, then we'll just keep getting slaughtered like we have."
Pretty strong stuff from a guy that hasn't spent much time talking to reporters this season. It's nice to know there are a few Redskins players that still have some fire left.
My colleague and good pal Jeff Chadiha had an interesting "E:60" profile on Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth tonight. If you missed it, I'm pretty sure there will be some re-runs throughout the week.
Jeff also wrote a feature on Haynesworth that's worth checking out. And in case you missed it, Haynesworth had some interesting comments regarding his teammates following last night's loss to the Eagles.
"Urgency, heart, 'want-to,' whatever. I don't know," Haynesworth told reporters. "We're lacking a lot of stuff right now, so once we get to that point -- where we 'want to' do something -- then we'll do something. But if we just keep going our separate ways, then we'll just keep getting slaughtered like we have."
Pretty strong stuff from a guy that hasn't spent much time talking to reporters this season. It's nice to know there are a few Redskins players that still have some fire left.
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Mosley, an award-winning writer for The Dallas Morning News for seven years, joined ESPN.com in January 2007. Mosley, a Baylor graduate, writes columns, features and blogs for ESPN.com.