BY ROY CUMMINGS The Tampa Tribune TAMPA – The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won’t waste any time trying to find out just how much Albert Haynesworth can help them. The defensive tackle claimed off waivers from the Patriots last Wednesday will start Sunday’s game against the…
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November 11, 2011
The Buccaneers made a serious effort to sign Albert Haynesworth when the defensive tackle was a free agent in 2009, but Haynesworth wound up signing with the Redskins. We all know how well that worked out. Haynesworth is now in Tampa after getting cut by the Patriots and claimed on waivers by the Bucs and…
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November 12, 2011
For the fourth time in seven games, the New England Patriots take on a team from the Empire State. This week’s match-up against the New York Jets not only will break up the three way tie for first place in the AFC East, but should also show a preview of a possible late round playoff game. The Patriots cut ties with the baggage laden Albert Haynesworth after he suited up for...
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November 14, 2011
Albert Haynesworth was in the starting lineup for the Buccaneers on Sunday, just four days after Tampa Bay picked him up off waivers from New England, and he said after the Bucs’ loss to the Texans that he was unaccustomed to so much playing time. “I was a little bit tired, but that was the…
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November 11, 2011
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November 12, 2011
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were the only team to put in a waiver claim on former All-Pro defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth when he was cut by the New England Patriots, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation. It's not a positive sign about how he's perceived around the league. The Patriots finally gave up on Haynesworth on Tuesday, cutting him after...
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November 13, 2011
TAMPA, Fla. - Five days after being released by the New England Patriots, Albert Haynesworth is making his first...
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November 14, 2011
After a discouraging 37-9 loss to the Texans in which the effort of several Bucs players was brought into question by coach Raheem Morris, one players Morris singled out for solid effort was DT Albert Haynesworth.
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November 14, 2011
Bucs-Texans
Which postgame comment rings truest to you?
"I think we've got a good team.'' -- Albert Haynesworth
"Tackling. That's our only problem.'' -- Michael Bennett
"I feel like I'm a better QB this year than I was last year.'' -- Josh Freeman
"I refuse to believe that our guys are that bad.''...
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November 13, 2011
Cut by the Patriots and claimed on waivers by the Bucs, defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth simply won’t be playing for Tampa on Sunday against the Texans. Haynesworth, per Adam Schefter of ESPN, will be starting. The Buccaneers have placed the former $100 million man on a short leash, but they nevertheless need him in the…
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November 13, 2011
Five days after being released by the New England Patriots, Albert Haynesworth is making his first start for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 350-pound defensive tackle is in the lineup Sunday against the Houston Texans, filling in for the injured Gerald McCoy. McCoy tore his right biceps last week and his backup, Frank Okam, is inactive with a sore calf.
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November 11, 2011
Pressure has been mounting on underachievers in the New England Patriots fold lately. Albert Haynesworth, who obviously belonged in that category, is no longer a team member. He has been picked up by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following his release from the Pats.Chad Ochocinco, everyone’s favorite ex-Bengal and media star, is also one of the Pats’ underachievers and thus his position...
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November 11, 2011
Got questions? Want to discuss the much-hyped Patriots-Jets game on Sunday night? Or maybe you are wondering about DT Albert Haynesworth or CB Leigh Bodden? Cool. Colleague Karen Guregian has you covered. Join our Live Chat:
Herald Huddle: Patriots vs. Jets
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November 14, 2011
With the ignominious release last week of Albert Haynesworth, the tacit and telling admission by New England officials of the botched experiment aimed at converting the supremely talented defensive tackle into a player who was motivated by more than the size of his paycheck, it had become fashionable in the past few days to question the genius of Bill Belichick as a personnel guru.
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