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Im betting he ends back up in the NFC again..just a hunch.
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Moss should just retire and start his own line of Bongs.
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As for needing a catch on 4th and 8, who do we go to now? TG? Guess what, he'd still be there, only they'd be watching Owens aswell. Moss is a piece of turd but Owens has constantly produced, he hasn't has a bad numbers season since 1999. This year he called out Bledsoe, they drop Bledsoe and now they're in the playoffs. |
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Oh, man ignorance must be bliss for some of ya.
TO and Moss both have incredible talent, on the field and off (off the field talent for blowing up the locker room) Would the chief's be interested? doubt it! At least I hope they aren't, but if they do, I sure they would be smart enough to have some escape clauses. Jerry porter may be a better steal if we went for a WR from Oakland anyway. He's pissed to play for them and ready to get out. Finally, how many of you said that a divisional rival trade would never happen? Doesn't happen much, but if both sides thought they won something from the trade, I think they would do it. |
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at least there's a possibility of a positive outcome. We <b>know</b> Kennison Hall and Parker aren't good enough on their own.
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How could any team want a receiver that only gives 55% on each play? Seriously?
If I am going to get a problem receiver I am going after T.O. At least he gives 100% or better on every play. |
The guy just doesnt seem interested in playing football anymore. This was before the Choakland disaster, its not just the antics he's a bum on the field.
We still need a serious talent at receiver though. |
of coarse you have to work out a deal with Moss and his agent first
Randy got around 7 mil last time out |
Reached Wednesday afternoon, Moss' agent, Dante DiTrapano, confirmed the trade and said he did not know of any obstacles that would derail the deal at this point. DiTrapano said the Raiders have agreed to assume Moss' current contract in Minnesota, adding he planned to seek an extension of Moss' eight-year, $75 million deal from the Raiders sometime before the 2006 season.
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i wouldn't have Moss if he was prepared to play for free.
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