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But Haynesworth denies a report from Brad Biggs of National Football Post that he tried to organize a boycott of the Redskins' Christmas day practice.
"I never even joked or said anything like that," Haynesworth told Jason Reid of the Washington Post, via text message. "Plus, if I was boycotting practice, why in the hell would I be at practice?"
But whether Haynesworth was trying to organize a boycott or not, it's clear that he has serious problems with the team that guaranteed him $41 million just 10 months ago. Whoever the coach of the Redskins is in 2010, getting Haynesworth to put those problems behind him will be a major task.
Haynesworth Denies Organizing Boycott
Dec 27, 2009 – 8:51 AM
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