Topic - Albert Haynesworth

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  DALY: NFL's tales of the unexpected

  Who would have guessed when the league resumed business in July that Albert Haynesworth, the disinterested defensive tackle, would con not one but two teams — New England and Tampa Bay — into paying him a salary?

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  DALY: Who will write the last chapter to Super Bowl storyline?

  If poor Billy Cundiff, the Baltimore Ravens' kicker, hadn't flinched in the final seconds against New England, both conference championship games this year would have gone into overtime. Think about that. Think about how little difference there was, qualitatively, among the NFL's Final Four. Has there ever been less?

• Column: NFL's dirtiest' player takes a bath

  Ndamukong Suh seemed like such a level-headed guy when he joined the NFL little more than a season and a half ago. Now, not so much.

• Patriots release DL Albert Haynesworth

  The New England Patriots took just half a season to decide they didn't need Albert Haynesworth.

• DT Haynesworth claimed off waivers by Buccaneers

  Albert Haynesworth didn't stay unemployed long.

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  DALY: A trip to Toronto was good for nothing

  As currently constituted, the Washington Redskins barely resemble a pro football team. They can't run the ball. They can't throw it. They can't stop the opposition from doing either. If the past three weeks are a preview of how it's going to be the rest of the way, they have no hope. Cancel the last nine games and just hold an extended minicamp.

• Patriots defense preps for tough test vs. Steelers

  The New England Patriots' defense hasn't exactly been drawing comparisons to Pittsburgh's esteemed Steel Curtain.

• Juicy matchup in Steel City

  If the Patriots are the NFL's team of the last decade, the Steelers are a close runner-up.

• Ochocinco gets vote of confidence from coordinator

  Six games into his career with the New England Patriots, Chad Ochocinco has just nine catches _ and one vote of confidence from his offensive coordinator.

• AP Source: 8 NFL players faced suspension

  A person with knowledge of the names tells The Associated Press that Tennessee's Kenny Britt, Tampa Bay's Aqib Talib and Cincinnati's Cedric Benson and Adam "Pacman" Jones are among eight players who were subject to being suspended under the league's conduct policy for incidents during the lockout.

• AP Source: 8 NFL players facing suspension

  Eight players, including Tennessee's Kenny Britt, Tampa Bay's Aqib Talib and Cincinnati's Cedric Benson and Adam "Pacman" Jones, were subject to being suspended under the league's conduct policy for incidents during the lockout.

• Haynesworth excited about new start with Patriots

  No more counting sheep for the 350-pound distraction who calls himself "the sleeping giant." It's time for Albert Haynesworth to resume piling up sacks.

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  Barry Cofield a welcomed change from Albert Haynesworth

  To say 2010 was a lost season for the Washington Redskins' defensive line would be a huge understatement. Albert Haynesworth again was supposed to be the big man in the middle, but myriad problems limited him to eight games as his team limped to a 6-10 finish.

• Steelers, plenty of others seek supremacy in AFC

  The Steelers were a team in flux a year ago, their star quarterback about to sit out a four-game suspension.

• Patriots' Haynesworth returns to practice

  New England's Albert Haynesworth returned to practice Tuesday, one day after he pleaded no contest to a charge of simple assault.

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