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Mike Haynes

Mike Haynes

American former American football playerWikipedia

Search complete. 33 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Mike Haynes".

Oct 7, 2026

Curtis SeaboltHOST
39:08
1980s.
Soren PetroHOST
39:11
Mike Haynes? Mm-mm.
Curtis SeaboltHOST
39:15
One of the early 20-teens is a...
Curtis SeaboltHOST
39:16
Is he in
Divij SachdevaHOST
0:40
Welcome to the Foxborough Fellows podcast, season four, episode 40.
Divij SachdevaHOST
0:48
Call it the Greg Hawthorne episode, call it the Sco- Scott Lockwood episode, call it the Mike Haynes episode.
Divij SachdevaHOST
0:55
Now, generally, Pete would say he does not care what you call it, but I would really urge to call it the Mike Haynes episode, because 40 is one of the very few numbers for the New England Patriots that's been retired and hung up in the rafters.
Divij SachdevaHOST
1:10
Mike Haynes, five-time All-Pro corn- or eight-time All-Pro cornerback for the New England Patriots.
Divij SachdevaHOST
1:16
Uh, and speaking of his greatness, we are here to recap a great, great New England Patriots win.
Divij SachdevaHOST
1:26
Mike Vrabel said it best, "This team is going to keep fighting till you cut their hands off." They've showed that from snap one till the end.
Tony RobertsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:02
Valentikov comes to the near side.
Tony RobertsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:05
He'll be taken by Mike Haynes.
Tony RobertsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:07
Here's Stabler looking to throw.
Tony RobertsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:09
He's gotta eat the football.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:37
Well, Kenny Stabler that time was trying to get Casper crossing in, the tight end to the right, crossing the field, but nothing was there.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:44
They so often just send three receivers out to give Kenny that extra protection.
Tony RobertsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:48
Super rookie, Mike Haynes, back.
Tony RobertsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:50
Guy's kick angling toward the sidelines.
RichHOST
4:13
Marino marched the Dolphins downfield, firing to Mark Clayton and Mark Duper.
RichHOST
4:18
But with third and goal at the Raider 3, Marino tried to hit Duper in the left flat and found Mike Haynes instead.
RichHOST
4:26
Now, that's good.
RichHOST
4:27
He made a connection.
RichHOST
4:28
However, Mike Haynes played for the Raiders.
RichHOST
4:30
Haynes picked off the ball at the three, juked once, sprinted up the right sideline, picked up a convoy from Mike Davis, and raced 97 yards for a touchdown.
RichHOST
4:40
It was the longest interception return in Raiders history at that time, and it put the Raiders up 7-0.
Q MyersHOST
14:00
I've had a lot of conversations.
Q MyersHOST
14:01
I've been blessed to have a lot of conversations over the years with the Hall of Famer Mike Haynes.
Q MyersHOST
14:05
And I remember one of the conversations that we had about Tom Flores as he was getting ready to go into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Q MyersHOST
14:11
I remember we all from JT to the morning tailgate and obviously us here on Unnecessary Roughness.
Q MyersHOST
14:16
We all made sure that we got a lot of different points of views when it came to Coach Flores.
Q MyersHOST
14:22
And I remember one time talking to Mike Haynes about that, and he said the one thing about Coach was you always looked over at the sideline, and he never was panicked.
Q MyersHOST
14:32
He never looked like he was in a fluster.
Q MyersHOST
14:34
He never looked like he was overworked or something overwhelmed.
Q MyersHOST
51:56
You're seeing that they don't get too high or too low, uh, even when in, in moments of adversity.
Q MyersHOST
52:00
They don't hang their head and say, "Oh man, woe is us." And you know, the funny thing is when, uh, I used to talk to, to Mike Haynes quite a bit and, and do interviews with him, and he would talk about Coach Flores, this is right before Tom Flores went into the, the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Q MyersHOST
52:14
He said, "The one thing about it is you could always look over to the sideline and look at Tom Flores, and he was never too high.
Q MyersHOST
52:21
He was never...
Pat LaneHOST
3:14
That's a different conversation, right? So like I wasn't alive for Bob D, so I don't know, right? Bruce Armstrong, great player, but probably doesn't deserve to have his number retired.
Pat LaneHOST
3:23
Mike Haynes, great player, left the Patriots to go to the Raiders.
Pat LaneHOST
3:30
He's an all-fame, great player, but does his number really need to be retired? So whatever.
Pat LaneHOST
3:36
Regardless, you've got a lot of players on the team who can't retire every number.
Marc BertrandHOST
12:37
Damn right.
Marc BertrandHOST
12:38
Mike Haynes was number 40.
Marc BertrandHOST
12:39
Hall of Famer.
Marc BertrandHOST
12:40
Andre Tippett was number 56.
Marc BertrandHOST
15:39
Bruce Armstrong was the last one to wear his number.
T-BonePANELIST
15:44
Gino Capoletti was the only one to wear 20. pretty good
Marc BertrandHOST
15:53
it appears that john hannah was not the last player to wear 73 danny via was more for a couple of years in the late 80s so he was not the last one to wear his number i thought it was like four guys after your wife you talked to him i played with danny via okay tippet was the last one to wear his number nobody wore it after him I'm sure Mike Haynes had his number worn, but he left.
Marc BertrandHOST
16:24
He wasn't.
Steve BeuerleinGUEST
10:22
And we had a good, solid offensive line.
Steve BeuerleinGUEST
10:25
And then defensively, you know, we had Howie Long and Matt Millen and Mike Haynes and a bunch of other guys.
Steve BeuerleinGUEST
10:30
There was a lot of talent on that team.
Steve BeuerleinGUEST
10:32
But – We went out and played.

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