Goodell has a Tough Decision
Washington Redskin defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth has gotten off easy again. That means it is up to National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell will have a tough decision on what to do with Haynesworth.
Somehow Haynesworth avoided jail time eventhough his reckless driving arrest was during his probabtionary period.
The reason is that prosecutors in Nashville state that they didn’t find out untill his probation was done, which means to them they cannot do anything.
Haynesworth settled his case on Thursday by pleading no contest to reckless driving in return getting three months probabtion, a five thousand dollar donation, perform 25 hours of community service, and attend driving school, according to the Tennessean.
Haynesworth is out of control as everytime somthing happens with him someone gets hurt, which is the case with this incident as a young man is disabled for life thanks to Haynesworth.
Simply, Goodell needs to suspend Haynesworth indefinitely until he can show that he has learned his lesson and shows genuie remorse.
In the end Haynesworth was already given a second chance after stomping on Dallas Cowboys center Andre Gurode’s forehead om 2006 and a third after his first reckless driving incident, which should lead to Goodell throwing him out for at least a year.