| Height: 6-6
Weight: 320
Born: Jun 17, 1981, Hartsville, SC | |
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November 27, 2008
Albert Haynesworth has returned to the game after leaving with an ankle injury in the third quarter. | November 23, 2008
Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth remained on the ground for several minutes and left Sunday's game with an apparent head injury. | October 2, 2008
Titans defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth amassed five sacks and one forced fumble in the month of September, leading him to win the AFC Defensive Player of the Month award, according to The Sports Network. | September 15, 2008
As expected, Albert Haynesworth played in Sunday's win over Cincinnati, according to the Tennessean. He suffered a mild concussion in Week 1 and said, "I still wasn't 100 percent myself. Once I get back there, you'll see more production out of me and hear my name called a little bit more. But I was happy we got the win, and happy I could contribute where I could."
| September 14, 2008
Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth will start against Cincinnati after missing two straight days of practice due to the effects of a concussion. | September 12, 2008
Albert Haynesworth has missed two straight days of practice while recovering from a concussion, but he intends to play in Week 2 at Cincinnati, according to the Nashville City Paper. He underwent a baseline test for his concussion and the results looked close to normal.
| September 11, 2008
Titans all-pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth missed practice again Thursday due to a mild concussion he suffered in Week 1, according to the AP. Head coach Jeff Fisher said that you just have to be cautious when it comes to concussions and says that Haynesworth is "doing better." | September 10, 2008
Albert Haynesworth did not practice Wednesday after he suffered a mild concussion against the Jaguars, according to NFL.com. | September 8, 2008
Albert Haynesworth played with a concussion in Sunday's tough win over the Jaguars, according to the Tennessean. Haynesworth had two of the Titans' seven sacks but cannot remember most of the game as he said, "I remember the last play of the game and thats about it." | July 27, 2008
Albert Haynesworth and a number of Titans feel that their defense could be the best in the league this season according to the AP. | July 26, 2008
With top defensive lineman and franchise-tagged Albert Haynesworth signed to the one-year tender offer (worth approximately $7.25 million), the reports in Tennessee have started to focus on his future, leading Jim Wyatt to research and report just how Haynesworth can gain his freedom from the current situation, according to the Tennessean. | July 25, 2008
The Titans have signed Albert Haynesworth, according to the Tennessean. He agreed to a one-year deal worth $7.25 million that will allow him to become an unrestricted free agent in 2009 if he meets certain incentives in the coming year.
| July 15, 2008
Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth could not agree to a long-term deal with the Tennessee Titans, meaning he will play this season under the franchise tag and become a free agent again after the season, according to the Associated Press. | July 8, 2008
Albert Haynesworth's agent (Chad Speck) indicated that he expects to talk with the Titans again this week as the July 15 deadline approaches regarding a decision on his client's contract situation, according to the Nashville City Paper. Haynesworth, who was dealt the franchise tag back in February, has one week left to sign a long-term deal or play for the franchise tender of $7.25 million.
| June 25, 2008
Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth remains optimistic that he and the Tennessee Titans will iron out a deal allowing him to join his teammates for the start of training camp on July 25. But he does not appear likely to sign his $7.25 million franchise tender any time soon, according to ESPN. | June 24, 2008
The Tennessee Titans might honor defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth's request to not be the team's franchise player in 2009, general manager Mike Reinfeldt said Monday, according to the Tennessean. "Albert wants to be in Tennessee and I think this would be his best place. So I think that's why we have entertained (that option)," Reinfeldt said. "With the right situation we might consider it." | June 19, 2008
With negotiations on a long-term contract going nowhere, defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth's agent Chad Speck said Tuesday he'd like to reach an agreement where Haynesworth would sign his one-year tender if the Tennessee Titans would agree not to franchise him next season, according to the Tennessean. | June 17, 2008
All-Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth believes his agent will be unable to negotiate a long-term dealw with Tennessee before the July 15th NFL deadline, according to the Associated Press. | May 7, 2008
Prolific DT Albert Haynesworth will be engaged in a minicamp holdout as he continues to pressure the Tennessee Titans for a new contract, according to NFL.com. | April 21, 2008
Albert Haynesworth wants to remain with the Titans moving forward, this according to the AP. Im not really worried about it, I guess Ill have a job next year. Hopefully we can work something out long-term so I can stay here, Haynesworth said. Weve negotiated, but its really, really, really slow. My agent thinks it will pick up when it gets closer to the deadline [July 15th]. | April 12, 2008
Albert Haynesworth continues to work out on his own, and his rep stated that there have been no recent talks with the Titans about a new long-term deal, according to the Tennessean.
| March 26, 2008
The wife of Tennessee Titans All-Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth has filed for divorce, according to SI.com. According to court documents filed earlier in Williamson County Chancery Court, Stephanie Haynesworth alleges irreconcilable differences and inappropriate marital conduct as the reason for the divorce. She is asking for alimony and custody of the couple's two children plus Albert's oldest son, who she says she has cared for since 2004. The couple was married in October 2003.
"This is a really difficult time for our family, we hope that you will respect our privacy as we work through this difficult time and keep us in your prayers," Haynesworth said yesterday in an e-mail through his agent, Chad Speck. Speck also stated that Haynesworth is working out on his own and will be ready for the 2008 season. | March 24, 2008
The Tennessee Titans started their offseason program today without their franchise player, All Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, according to the Tennessean. The Titans designated Haynesworth as their franchise player Feb. 20, but he is not under contract. The only way Haynesworth can take part would be to sign the tender worth $6.36 million, which would be 120 percent of his salary for 2007. "Albert has not signed his tender and therefore will not be participating in the Titans offseason program at this time," agent Chad Speck wrote in an e-mail Monday. Speck also stated Haynesworth is working out on his own and will be ready for the 2008 season. | March 21, 2008
Albert Haynesworth hasnt yet made up his mind as to whether he will report to Baptist Sports Park on Monday with his teammates for the beginning of the Tennessee Titans off-season conditioning program, according to the Nashville City Paper. Offseason work is not mandatory, except for organized team activities (OTAs), but players are strongly encouraged to attend. Franchised players are not required to participate in OTAs and often use not reporting in the off-season as leverage in negotiations. The Titans placed the franchise tag on the defensive tackle on Feb. 20, which gives him the option of not reporting for any off-season work with the team if he so chooses. | March 5, 2008
Albert Haynesworth offered an assessment of his team's offseason, and it was far from glowing. "We need more weapons for Vince (Young). Now we need more defensive linemen. We are not doing anything. We are really just making ourselves worse the way I look at it," Haynesworth tells the Tennessean. "It doesn't look like we're trying to get better." The Titans have thus far signed Alge Crumpler, re-signed Justin Gage, and lost six players, including defensive ends Travis LaBoy and Antwan Odom. "I don't know what we are doing, I really don't. Saving this money doesn't add over to next year," Haynesworth adds. | February 20, 2008
The Titans placed the franchise tag on Albert Haynesworth Wednesday, according to titansradio.com. The team will continue trying to work out a long-term deal with the defensive tackle. "This is a step in the process with Albert," GM Mike Reinfeldt said. "This designation gives us more time to work on a long-term contract with him. He was a dominant player for us this past season and one of the key components to our success on defense." Haynesworth recorded 40 tackles and six sacks in 13 games for Tennessee last season. He'll make $7.25 million in 2008 if he's unable to agree on an extension. | February 16, 2008
The Titans have informed agent Chad Speck that they will place the franchise tag on Albert Haynesworth if they can't agree to a long-term deal before February 21, the Tennessean reports. The tag will be worth $7.25 million. |
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