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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Patriots released defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth on Tuesday, two days after he sat out most of the second half of a loss to the Giants.

In six games with the Patriots, Haynesworth had just three tackles and no sacks. His last play came in Sunday’s 24-20 loss when left guard David Diehl blocked him to clear the way for Brandon Jacobs’ 10-yard touchdown run with 9:10 left in the third quarter.

The Patriots obtained Haynesworth from the Redskins on July 28 for a fifth- round draft choice in 2013.

In other moves, the Patriots signed receiver Tiquan Underwood, cut tight end Dan Gronkowski and released offensive lineman Thomas Welch from the practice squad.

Former CSU star Anderson signs with Redskins

WASHINGTON — The Redskins signed former Colorado State receiver David Anderson, defensive end Kentwan Balmer and defensive back Domonique Johnson.

Anderson was waived last month by the Texans. He was in his sixth season with Houston, where he played under current Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan.

The Redskins also waived receiver Donte’ Stallworth, tight end Dominique Byrd, defensive end Darrion Scott and cornerback Brandyn Thompson.

Footnotes.

The Bills placed starting defensive tackle Kyle Williams (foot) on injured reserve and signed journeyman kicker Dave Rayner to fill in for injured veteran Rian Lindell (shoulder).

• Center Roberto Garza and the Bears agreed on a two- year contract extension through 2013.

• The Buccaneers signed defensive tackle John McCargo to replace Gerald McCoy, who is out for the season with a torn right biceps.

• The Giants waived offensive lineman Adam Koets from the reserve/physically unable-to-perform list.

• The Jaguars promoted rookie linebacker Mike Lockley to the active roster and placed tight end Martin Rucker (back) on injured reserve.

• The NFL moved the Colts-Patriots matchup Dec. 4 off “Sunday Night Football” under its flexible scheduling policy. The league will decide on a replacement by Nov. 22.

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