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Message: [QUOTE="Thelmus, post: 2867659, member: 8988"] Henry was the wrong one to go in my opinion, but I suppose it was inevitable, now that it has gotten this far. Hayne will be someone he regrets signing for the rest of his life. Hayne's heart was in NFL and when that dream died, he has inevitably drifted back to the one thing he could rely on: league. But, he doesn't seem to have brought the passion he showed playing for the 49ers. This was inevitable, and those signing him should have countenanced this. I said earlier, he needed some serious help to find his motivation. Since this has not happened he has gone from disinterested, to bored, to angry, with the kind of disruptive personality that has destroyed team harmony through a misplaced sense of entitlement. He believes the emptiness he feels is through others failures to accommodate his creative ability. The coach who builds strategy for a team and not a player is the obvious scape goat. Titans can't get rid of a "star" player who also takes a fair chunk of a salary cap and creates more headlines than the rest of the club combined . Thus Henry fate is sealed. Just don't expect his removal to solve their crisis. [/QUOTE]

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