Moss Rumors dont die

Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by Chris_Henry29, Sep 2, 2007.

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  1. MOSS RUMORS DON'T DIE

    We are hearing more -- not less -- of those rumors that the Patriots might pull the plug prematurely on the Randy Moss experiment.

    The talk is intensifying in the media, and among league insiders. One league source tells us that Moss is "*****ing quietly" about his perceived role in the offense. A media source says that "where there's smoke there's fire" on this story.

    Karen Guregian of the Boston Herald mentions the rumors, and reports that Tim DiPiero, who represents Moss, had not heard of any potential issues with the former Pro Bowler whose arrival in New England has helped to push expectations higher than ever.

    Though Moss was not released on Saturday, the team could still dump him prior to next weekend and avoid responsibility for his $2.5 million salary. As we mentioned on Saturday night, the Pats currently have six receivers on the roster -- Moss, Donte' Stallworth, Wes Welker, Jabar Gaffney, Reche Caldwell, and Kelley Washington. (Troy Brown and Chad Jackson are on the PUP list.)

    Notably absent are any youngsters who would try to earn reps with the offense in the future through heavy involvement in special teams. As the roster is currently configured, guys like Gaffney and Caldwell (both starters in 2006) and Washington would be used for punt/kick coverage/return teams.

    Could it be that the Pats will try to shop Moss to someone like the Packers or the Vikings before cutting him? Though Minnesota coach and former Eagles offensive coordinator Brad Childress surely has no interest in acquiring another potential T.O., owner Zygi Wilf might conclude that a return by Randy could be the way to sell out all of the seats for 2007.


    Ok, is there any way the titans could make a run for Moss. I mean we could trade a 4th rounder and a guy like roydell to them. I mean with Moss, think what VY could do. More double teams on him, mean more ways for moulds and BJ to get open. Think about it.
     
  2. fairwin

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    I don't think they would ever do it, simply because they passed on him in the draft and that has always been a bit of a point of contention and speculation around here. Also, the word "character" has been tossed around so much this off-season that I couldn't imagine the FO signing someone with such a checkered past.
     
  3. GLinks

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    We passed on Kerry Collins as well. And the word "drunk" has been tossed around for some time. Look what happened. :guzzle:
     
  4. GLinks

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    We wouldn't have to trade more than a 4th if they're willing to trade him.
     
  5. DCtitan49

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    if we didnt have moulds, i would be all for going after him, but one 33 year old reciever is enough, and we dont need the baggage that comes with him...
     
  6. Bababooey

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    Stallworth > Welker > Moss > Washington > Caldwell > Gaffney.
     
  7. The Playmaker

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    ^ What he said.
     
  8. DCtitan49

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    bababoeey is always right....
     
  9. Bababooey

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  10. Tonye209

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    might as well trade a 4th round pick on Moss who is an establish WR but not at his prime then to draft someone and then cut them like roby(3rdpick) etc.
     
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