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HAYNESWORTH SIGNS MASSIVE DEAL WITH REDSKINS
WASHINGTON - Moving swiftly in the first hours of NFL free agency, the Washington Redskins opened their deep pockets and snagged perhaps the biggest name available: Albert Haynesworth.
The Tennessee Titans' All-Pro defensive tackle agreed Friday to a seven-year deal worth about US$100 million, including a staggering $41 million in guaranteed money. The Redskins, known for their expediency in such matters, scheduled an afternoon news conference for their latest marquee signing.
Haynesworth's deal came within hours of another Redskins blockbuster: a six-year, $54-million agreement to re-sign cornerback DeAngelo Hall. The team also planned to release expensive and oft-injured cornerback Shawn Springs.
The moves marked a return to form for Redskins owner Dan Snyder, who for much of the decade has won the unofficial NFL off-season title with big-money signings, often negotiated within hours of the midnight ET start of free agency.
What do you guys think?
WASHINGTON - Moving swiftly in the first hours of NFL free agency, the Washington Redskins opened their deep pockets and snagged perhaps the biggest name available: Albert Haynesworth.
The Tennessee Titans' All-Pro defensive tackle agreed Friday to a seven-year deal worth about US$100 million, including a staggering $41 million in guaranteed money. The Redskins, known for their expediency in such matters, scheduled an afternoon news conference for their latest marquee signing.
Haynesworth's deal came within hours of another Redskins blockbuster: a six-year, $54-million agreement to re-sign cornerback DeAngelo Hall. The team also planned to release expensive and oft-injured cornerback Shawn Springs.
The moves marked a return to form for Redskins owner Dan Snyder, who for much of the decade has won the unofficial NFL off-season title with big-money signings, often negotiated within hours of the midnight ET start of free agency.
What do you guys think?