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#126
Pick up Brandon Tate in all your leagues he will be a key target for them down the stretch!
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Randy Moss isn't a huge loss for New England
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#127
Quote Originally Posted by PocketJacks:
If you don't think that Randy Moss opens things up in the middle for those other guys, you are just as stupid as I remember you.
When Moss has to defenders covering him 40 yards downfield, doesn't that open up Welker to catch his 100+ balls per year?
You should have stuck to not posting.
Exactly...
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#128
Quote Originally Posted by ArtSchlichterJr:
You did not say most TD's ...You claimed the best "athlete ever" in the NFL.. Not even going back to Gayle Sayers who Randy Moss cannot even hold his jock... Bo Jackson was 2 times the athlete that Moss is our will be... ditto.. Herschel Walker.. The list goes on.. Sorry...
You did not say most TD's ...You claimed the best "athlete ever" in the NFL.. Not even going back to Gayle Sayers who Randy Moss cannot even hold his jock... Bo Jackson was 2 times the athlete that Moss is our will be... ditto.. Herschel Walker.. The list goes on.. Sorry...
you right i said athlete. name another 6'4 person other than usain bolt that could run a sub 4.2 in thr 40.
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#129
Quote Originally Posted by ApocalypseLater:
if you think Randy Moss is still scaring any cornerback in this league as a deep threat, then... well, you know the rest...
getting virtually anything for Moss was a great deal for the Pats... Brandon Tate right now is a better NFL WR than Randy Moss...
actually yeah he burned the best cornerback in 15 years in week 2 on a deep ball. so ya i think cbs are worried.
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Quote Originally Posted by remdaddy21:
And why do you keep saying the Jets are going to roll through their division, wasn't this the same team that started 4-0 last year and limped into the playoffs. This year is far from over and the J-e-t-s have far from clinched a playoff spot. The trade was a good one for both sides and what they wanted to accomplish. And by the way, Moss will now have a guy who has thrown a whole lot of touchdowns and set a couple of passing records throwing to him.(since you are interested in stats)
yup same team that was ahead at half time in the afc championship last year when 28 teams were watching the game from there couches. yup
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Quote Originally Posted by Bruuuuce78:
yeah, Im tired of hearing people say the Patriots are idiots for that trade......I learned a long time ago not to doubt any decisions they make........Because they make it work 95% of the time, with a bunch of nobodys
I think they traded him because he doesn't fit into the offense. He is a great receiver and all but I think his routes suck.....He's long and lanky and can only run straight.......He just does not fit into the Pats offensive playbook.....His stock is high so get rid of his ass......Its a win win situation for both teams in the trade
The trade makes sense with their respective teams' philosophies. But to suggest that Moss doesn't fit into the Pat's playbook is just ridiculous. He averaged more than 15 Tds in first three years playing for them. He's still one of the top receivers in the game so any team would improve by having him on its roster.
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Quote Originally Posted by Revis_Island24:
Once again you said "athlete" not track star... If we are talking track star then once again he has to take a backseat to Bob Hayes unless Moss ran in the Summer Olympics.. ala "Bullet Bob Hayes" ..try again...you right i said athlete. name another 6'4 person other than usain bolt that could run a sub 4.2 in thr 40.
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Be careful with the axe Eugene.
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Quote Originally Posted by Revis_Island24:
yup same team that was ahead at half time in the afc championship last year when 28 teams were watching the game from there couches. yup
Kind of where I was going with the 4-0 start last year start off good and just peter out. Because in the end they aren't quite good enough yet and still haven't won anything since Broadway Joe was at QB.Holla!
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#136
Moss, play out your damn contract that you agreed to with NE. Im glad the Pats didn't cave and give him an extension before he fulfilled the original deal he said he would, it sends a message through the locker room that you better perform and not cry to the media and act like you dont wanna be with you teammates anymore. Be a man and play out the contract that you "put in ink"...see Vince Wilfork
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#138
Moss deal makes sense for the Vikes in the short term, but will come back to hurt them in the long run.
On the flip side it hurts the Pats in the short term, but will help them out in the long run.
***Just for the record, the Pats may take a week or two to adjust on Offense, but if they struggle, IMO it will be more because of the loss of Kevin Faulk than Randy Moss. Brady has played without a deep threat before, so even though he will be seeing more Safety help, it isn't something he's never dealt with in the past. Not having Moss certainly hurts, but its def. something we can recover from. Moss was a valuable asset, but hes not the key piece to our offense, Brady is and hes still there, fully recovered from his knee injury (which he wasn't last year).
As people have pointed out, Pats have something cooking for this upcoming offseason w/ the affluent amount of draft picks.
On a side note, best athlete in NFL history, Jim Thorpe deserves to be in EVERY conversation.
-Olympic gold medalist in Decathlon, Pentathlon.
-Played baseball and football professionally.
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Quote Originally Posted by Revis_Island24:
Someone forgot to tell the Vikes that they should not cut the greatest athlete to ever play in the NFl...
Moss is the greatest athlete to ever play in the NFL. I would not want to get him pissed, and right now hes very angry. he is scoing 15 plus td with minny and farve is going to throw him the ball every chance he has. these two have been trying to team up since 98'. he will be an issue again next year but minny is all in right now for 2010.
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Be careful with the axe Eugene.
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