Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Lions Don't Want "Negative Influences"

A trade between Washington and Detroit for DT Haynesworth is dead. The trade could have been the best-case scenario for both DC and the Hayensworth, who will be parting ways regardless.

The Lions, in the midst of one of the worst runs in pro football history, could have bolstered their 4-3 defense and put the 360 pound Haynesworth next to their #2 overrall DT Ndamukong Suh. The fact is, the Lions recognized that Haynesworth is clearly a bad apple. A massive, pocket-crushing yet wormy and mealy apple.

A "source" is quoted in this NFL.com article as explaining: "Even though Suh is his own man, we don't want any negative influences around him."

When the Lions are making more thoughtful personnel decisions than one's own favorite team, it's a tough Wednesday.

5 comments:

黃怡 said...

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Andrew Wice said...

Listen Chang, you need to make your criticism more constructive.

Big Blue Monkey 2: The Quickening said...

Sorry about that. I went all foreign script for a second, possibly out of frustration over Albert.

Muumuuman said...

Hey, the Lions may be bad, but they're no Pittsburgh Pirates.

Andrew Wice said...

Lions are improving, but damn slowly. The middle of their defense is ok, but the rest? Poo.

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