He completely shits on Oakland damn near leaving them for dead and now he's a saint. He's no saint, he's a fvcking halftard.
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He completely shits on Oakland damn near leaving them for dead and now he's a saint. He's no saint, he's a fvcking halftard.
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Moss only shows up when he wants too. He said it on several occasions that he was not happy in Oakland (hence his worth ethic).
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Beat that TO.
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Excellent football players, particularly those among the most talented of their era, more often than not cause some sort of disturbance when playing for very poor teams.
Sure Randy Moss could have dealt with the Oakland situation, but he quit on it. Not going to win any awards for that. Take a guy as insanely gifted as him, and place him in that atmosphere and I'm sure you get similar results. The exceptions are the minority.
Stick Tom Brady behind St Louis' o-line and I'm sure he causes a fuss and wants the hell out of there soon. Whereas guys who are not proven winners and extremely talented players keep their mouth shut and keep on playing.
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What will happen to Randy after this season? That's the billion dollar question for me.
If I remember right, he's got a 1 year deal with the Pats this year. His value on the open market will be through the roof if & when he becomes a free agent.
Pats won't sign him if it breaks the bank. Will Randy come back to the Pats and play for peanuts or go to some pathetic team like the 49ers and go for the $$$?
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I think if they win a championship as expected, they'll resign Randy and pay him very handsomely. They won't let that kind of talent slip away, this guy is no Deon Branch.
I'm thinking franchise tag. That's awesome value for the Pats. They get to monitor Randy on a year by year basis. That's the safest way to go with a headcase like Randy. Who knows when Randy gets caught with some ganj or runs someone over, pulls a hammy, or plain becomes disgruntled for whatever random reason. Plus, he's definitely worth more than the 1 year franchise salary anyway, might as well tag him.
Anyone else coming up for the Pats that might need the tag? I guess that's the next question.
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He is a great receiver, but all has to go his way for him to stay engaged. He quit on Oakland and several games in Minnesota.
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I was going to start a thread about predicting a Randy Moss retirement if they win the Super Bowl. Kinda "out there" theory of mine, but I don't think Moss really even has the passion this year either, but he's just kinda rolling with everything and whatnot. I don't think he cares for the spotlight & accolades, etc. Definitely talent beyond belief, but I don't think he really cares that much for the game.
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I remember he was a guest in the booth for a college football game when he was with Oakland. He said something along the lines of, he realizes he's getting older, and the one thing he really wants to do before he eventually retires is win a championship.
So yeah it wouldn't shock me if he were to retire should they win it all, but I also can see him coming back for more. He's in such a great situation and there's no reason to think this team won't make a serious run next year too. He's still the best WR in football so, its not like being a 10 year veteran is slowing him down too much.
Yeah, maybe he'll take it year by year with the Patriots. He'll never find a better situation as far as a quality QB to get him the ball, enough talent around him to keep the defense off him. Plus he can just do his job without the pressure he might have on a team without as much talent, etc as the Patriots.
As a Colts fan, I want Moss off that team, but there's not much I can do about it except suffer. Maybe Peyton can make a private call to Randy in the offseason and make a sales pitch for Moss going to the Colts. lmao. Just imagine Randy & Reggie split wide with Marvin in the slot. That would be sick.
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Will he reinact the half-tard Andre Rison when he won a ring with the 1997 Packers and throw the ring into Lake Michigan when he learns the Packers didn't want to resign him for 1998. I don't know if this story was independently verified, but I've heard this story from a variety of sources. Sorta an urban legend.
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This was never about talent. Moss has got a ton of that.
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The more I think about it, Moss will stay a Patriot next year and beyond. I think Moss realizes what happens when he goes for the big $$$. The Pats & Moss will sit down and work something out that they can both live with.
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