October 2, 200619 yr Wow a vol, I really didn't know. He said he was worried about his kids and his last name. Glad he didn't have a knife.
October 2, 200619 yr He got 5 games: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2610577 5 games(w/o pay) and no fine. Not enough IMO.
October 2, 200619 yr 5 games(w/o pay) and no fine. Not enough IMO. :thumb: I agree. imo should be AT LEAST a year from this date (which would extend into this point in next season). And many $$$$$$$$$$ in fines.
October 2, 200619 yr 5 games(w/o pay) and no fine. Not enough IMO. He'll lose $190,000+. Thats pretty substantial IMO. Losing 31% of your anticipated salary should get the point across.
October 2, 200619 yr He'll be facing some serious suspension time, IMO. And as has been suggested, he should face criminal charges as well. Players too often forget that just because it occurs in a game does not mean that the rules of the real world don't apply. If you assault someone in such a way like stepping on their head with 7 inch cleats, you should be held accountable. If you are wearing 7 inch cleats you should be thrown in jail for concealed lethal weapons...:scared: :lol:
October 2, 200619 yr The D.A. stated they would be willing to press charges if the victim desired to do so.
October 3, 200619 yr He'll lose $190,000+. Thats pretty substantial IMO. Losing 31% of your anticipated salary should get the point across. Yes it will!! 5 games no pay that's a start. Let anything like this happen again by anyone and it's twice the games. What he did just isn't right. No place for it at all.
October 3, 200619 yr That was the dirtiest shot I've seen since that hockey hit. I think he deserves to be suspended with no pay for the year.
October 3, 200619 yr That was the dirtiest shot I've seen since that hockey hit. I think he deserves to be suspended with no pay for the year. I agree, IAmAFan.
October 3, 200619 yr Author He'll lose $190,000+. Thats pretty substantial IMO. Losing 31% of your anticipated salary should get the point across. That is true, but what he did is punishable by the court of law, IMO. I would almost guarantee that he won't play for the Titans again this season. The team itself will make his penalty even harsher.
October 3, 200619 yr That is true, but what he did is punishable by the court of law, IMO. I would almost guarantee that he won't play for the Titans again this season. The team itself will make his penalty even harsher. No they won't. Hell be back in 6 weeks. Take it to the bank...
October 3, 200619 yr Author No they won't. Hell be back in 6 weeks. Take it to the bank... I hope they press charges.
October 3, 200619 yr No they won't. Hell be back in 6 weeks. Take it to the bank... 5 Games Titans coach Jeff Fisher said Haynesworth learned of the suspension a few minutes before the league's announcement and that the tackle was remorseful and embarrassed. But he called Haynesworth's actions unacceptable. "I felt there needed to be some serious action taken from a discipline standpoint, and I believe that what the league has done right now is adequate," Fisher said. "Five games and five paychecks is substantial."
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