The bulky lineman is the new metaphor for horrible free-agent signings. For $100 million, the Washington Redskins got a defensive tackle who doesn't want to play in the 3-4 defense, and whom they ultimately suspended.
Redskins defensive tackle and former Titans player Albert Haynesworth waves to fans as he leaves the field in Nashville after Washington edged Tennessee 19-16 in overtime.
Defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth, right, was a focal point of Redskins camp after failing a conditioning test each of the first two days of practice. The disgruntled Haynesworth, one year removed from signing a $100 million free-agent contract, was also recovering from an ailing knee.
Washington defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth rests on the bench as his Redskins hand Carolina their first win of the season.
Redskins defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth sweats as he waits on the bench in Charlotte.
Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, left, who joined the Redskins in free agency after signing a $100 million contract, faces off with offensive lineman Derrick Dockery on Aug. 1.