As I was surfing the internet early Monday morning, I came across another interesting video that I thought Patriots Nation would like to see. In the video below, Miami Herald columnist Israel Gutierrez, weighs-in on the Patriots signing Albert Haynesworth.
Gutierrez believes that Haynesworth might present the greatest challenge to the Patriot way and questions the acquisition by Patriots Head Coach, Bill Belichick. After viewing the video, I am curious if Patriots Nation has any comment on Mr. Gutierrez's opinion and I would like to know if you agree or disagree.
In my opinion, I believe that even though Albert Haynesworth is not winning any awards for his personality, he can still be a dominating player in this league. His tumultuous situation in Washington seemed to be more about ego with Head Coach Mike Shanahan than anything else.
Now whether you agree with how Haynesworth handled his time as a Redskins player, I still believe the Miami Herald columnist was off-base with a few of his remarks. Even if you do not agree with me, what are your overall thoughts on the video? Be sure to comment below and share your opinion.
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