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More from new Patriot Albert Haynesworth

August 2, 2011 by Mike Dussault

More from new Patriot Albert Haynesworth

I’ve kind of been holding tempered expectations for Albert Haynesworth, just holding my breath before he gets cut or injured. Because if I did allow my expectations to rise I’d do nothing but write posts all day about how dominant him and Wilfork will be at the heart of this defense.

Needless to say everything that came out of Haynesworth’s mouth today is automatically raising my expectations. He just might be on the field week one after all. Here’s a sampling but I suggest you click and read the whole thing…

On playing a 3-4 defense and possibly two-gapping. “I’m willing the attack the quarterback, kill the running back, and knock everything back. … I don’t care what it is. Whatever gap the ball is in, that’s the gap I want to be in.”

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