We all called it a low-risk, high-reward move by Bill Belichick. That’s what bringing aboard Albert Haynesworth was on the surface back in July.
What it turned out to be was a colossal failure.
Five days before the biggest game of the season against the Jets, the Patriots [team stats]’ archenemies and chief rivals, Belichick bounced Haynesworth, the poster boy for all that...
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