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People that don't want Randy Moss have got to be kidding! Are you for real? You don't want Randy Moss? Why? He's no more bigger dbag than DBO. Man...pay this man his money, whatever he wants. Bring him in. We need a playmaking WR
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It's kind of funny that they'd cut him at the drop of a hat but Childress literally lets Favre hold this team hostage all off season, bends over backward to accomodate him and then doesn't have the balls to bench him when he's been playing like shit.
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Moss 22 rec, 313 yards, 5 TD. Chambers 7 rec, 76 yards, 0 TD. I'll take the disgruntled guy who takes plays off. |
Did the Vikings decide they aren't going to make the playoffs and to cut their losses so they don't have to pay his salary? I don't get it. Why would you release him
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This is pretty damn funny.
We saw the Bengals/Pats opener, and then went to yesterday's game. I called my wife and said, "If he signs with the Jets, Fins, Packers, or Colts, we'll get to see Randy Moss in three different uniforms in Gillette this season." ROFL |
spent the last how many years as a Chiefs fan seeing guys get cut and going
"yay! we are at the top of the waiver order! bring him in for a look" feels ****ing good to be at the bottom, with the winning teams, knowing there's not a chance we get a guy like this lol. |
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And if you believe that..... |
Honestly.....where is he going to go?
What team is going to want to take him on? |
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I think Moss did himself in last night during his PC. All the man love for BB and the Pats then he purportedly criticized the Vikings.
With Moss it's me me me. Don't think you guys need this kind of player. You're young, talented and in 1st place. Why throw a piece of bad meat into an otherwise good stew. |
Maybe since he lost his bye week he wanted to get paid for that 17th game.
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Hell yeah, put a claim in.
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To the Gulag!
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http://www.macsfootballblog.com/2010...andy-moss.html The guy is a walking cancer. Re-acquired in October from the New England Patriots in exchange for a 2011 third-round pick, Moss caught 13 passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns in his second stint with the Vikings, who originally selected him with the 21st overall pick of the 1998 NFL Draft. Moss caught one pass for 8 yards in Sunday's 28-18 loss to the Patriots, after which Moss made some critical comments about the Vikings while expressing his admiration for the Patriots' franchise. "This is no disrespect to the Minnesota Vikings and their organization ... the captains, Wilfork, Tommy boy, Mayo...I'm forgetting somebody...Kevin Faulk. Man, I miss them guys," Moss said on Sunday night. "I miss the team. It was hard for me to come here and play. It's been an up and down roller-coaster emotionally all week. And then to be able to come in here and see those guys running plays that I know what they're doing and the sense that they had on the field, the running game. So I kind of know what type of feeling they have in that locker room, and I just want to be able to tell the guys that I miss the hell out of them, every last helmet in that locker room." Because the traded deadline has passed, Moss is subject to the NFL's waiver system. The 0-7 Buffalo Bills have top priority, followed by the Dallas Cowboys and Carolina Panthers (1-6), and 2-6 teams such as the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos. Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati are next in line, but are unlikely to add high-profile receiver at this point in the season. The 3-5 San Diego Chargers, however, might have interest in adding Moss for their attempt to turn around another slow start to the season. New England has the NFL's best record, and are therefore unlikely to be awarded Moss, should they put a claim in. |
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This is just a distraction from us getting onto the buisness of hating the Raiders
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The ESPN guys were on him yesterday for quitting on routes, so I guess this isn't surprising. It sure is tantalizing, Haley has plenty of experience with diva WRs. And he could help. He could also be a circus that derails everything.
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What's a funny scenario is....Belichek tells Moss...."we've got this sucker of a GM who wants to give us a 3rd rounder for you......can you play along for a couple weeks so we can get the pick.....then, you say a couple foolish things to get waived.....we'll see you back in about a month!"
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b) Vikings/Pats. |
Prick? Check. Cancer? Check. But he's got familiarity with Cassel and our NE-ish system and could pay dividends immediately. With a true deep threat who can easily adjust to Cassel's shitty downfield throws and our running game, we instantly become a force on offense and honest-to-God contenders.
If we can find a way, we have to do it. |
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I really don't think we have much of a chance in the playoffs anyway so why not bring him in? At least he has something to play for here, in a winning team.
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Childress is the stupidest mother****er to ever coach in the NFL. But at least he's got his looks.
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We should put in a claim but we won't get him.
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I hate anyone that doesn't want to sign him.
It won't happen because I doubt he's at all interested in catching ducks from Cassel again. That said, I simply don't see how you wouldn't bring him in. He was a pretty solid citizen in NE for several seasons when placed in a steady environment with an assertive, confident head coach. I see no reason that he wouldn't be a similar player in a similar situation here in KC. He'd wear out his welcome in a season or two, but he'd be gold for this year and next, IMO. With the piles of steaming horseshit we currently line up at WR....well, like I said - I hate you if you don't think bringing him in would be worth the trouble. |
If he ends up in San Diego that would suck massive balls. Rivers to Moss? Shit, I don't even want to think about it.
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Shit If Haley can get him motivated I'd be all over it. With the sad sack WR we have other than Bowe he'd be awesome. OK now reality kicks in and he's a POS that is unlikely to change his spots so we should pass but damn across from Bowe if he was motivated furgetaboutit!
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3 WR set. Moss - Jackson - Floyd. Those three with Gates at TE. ****. |
At least when he was in minnesota he wasn't in the AFC West
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Do not want the media circus that follows him.
Do not want the "me first" attitude. Do not want a cancer in the locker room. Do not want. |
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THIS! I mean mother****ing this! How can anyone just disregard the possibility of picking up one of the 3 most talented WRs of all time (and possibly the best deep threat of all time) for nothing in a season where we're a downfield threat away from being legitimately dangerous? It just blows my mind how risk-averse some people are or how pollyannaish they can be. Shaun Smith's rep in the league was every bit as bad, if not worse, than Moss's and he's been a God-sent for us. Smith was seen as an absolute cancer, a QB punching dicksock. He stuff's the run for us a few times and now "he's our lunatic ball-grabber..." Winning cures all. Bring Moss in and we can legitimately start considering post-season possibilities. Or we can just keep sending Terrance Copper out there with Chris Chambers. |
Shit... Now I'm nervous he'll end up in SD or Denver...
hmm.... |
i hope the bills claim him before an AFC West Team does.
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I remember the fear of him in Oakland.... I also remember the bashing he took from us chiefs fans for quiting on plays... Now we want him? |
I wonder if he ever established any sort of rapport with Cassel in NE?
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I think the lambs or the titans are better candidates.
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I'd love to see Haley interact with Moss. I think we could be MORE successful at transforming Moss than Belichick and the Pats.
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Did he quit in his rookie year? It's been a while and I know stats don't tell the whole story, but over 1300 yards and 17 TDs plus 148 yards and 2 TDs in the playoffs. Pretty good for quitting. As far as the Raiders, while he did not play well I would say that falls well into the "not winning" category. That whole team was/is a cancer. I didn't think he quit on the Pats and he definitely didn't quit in his first season. The guys clearly an asshole, but has shown that when put in a good position, he can be a game changer. Low risk, high reward. Take him if we can get him. |
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Let's imagine for a minute that he would be good for this team instead of bad for it. We are so far down the waiver list, there is no way we are getting him.
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I think it's likely he's claimed by either SD or Denver.
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Here's the deal with Moss: even knowing everything I know about him, as a Patriot fan I'd welcome the dude back. Because the bottom line is, even if he doesn't catch a ball during a game, he spreads the field and commands attention.
He only caught one pass yesterday because that's how the Patriots wanted it. He was blanketed, passed from linebacker to defensive back, and kept an eye on at all times. But doing that made Percy Harvin have a field day. There's a good reason Welker's numbers have gone down, as well as Brady's, in the games since Randy left: the field is no longer stretched but is instead compressed, making it harder to run those short routes. The Patriots have had to run the ball, play better defense, and--yes--get some breaks. As a Chief, with Randy stretching the field, it would create a lot more room and less attention for Bowe and Moeaki. And with the running game the Chiefs already have... shit, Moss could never catch a pass and still help the Chiefs win. |
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I don't see him a as worth the trouble maybe if we had a QB that could pass but still a maybe |
I don't personally think he'll be claimed off of waivers.
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This is speculation, but what Moss said in his press conference was clearly an indictment against his coach and his team/the way they were run.
He signs with that circus in San Diego and how do you think he'll react to Norv Turner? About as well as Brad Childress is my guess. |
Seattle and Miami showing interest per NFL Network. Does Moss have any choice in where he goes or is he just stuck with whatever team claims him?
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BINGO!! |
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Lemme be subtle here: SIGN THIS ****ING MAN!!!!!!
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Nah.
Having a guy like Moss open up the field a bit for Charles, McCluster and Moaki wouldn't do us any good at all. I mean, we haven't been saying all season that Bowe's mis-cast as a #1 and that he needs a legitimate deep threat alongside him in order to make him the elite #2 his talent says he should be or anything. C'mon folks - WRs are dicks. They always have been and likely always will be. There are maybe 3 or 4 guys in the league that can help this WR corps as much as Randy Moss and I don't think Detroit or Houston are real inclined to send us their gamebreakers anytime soon. To simply say "no, Moss will hurt us" is just naive. |
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First team in line that claims him, gets him. |
@Adam_Schefter Teams likely to consider claiming Randy Moss on waivers: Cowboys, Redskins, Rams, Bears, Dolphins, Raiders, Chiefs, Jets, Patriots.
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and he quit on a winning pats team (b) and he's quit on every team he's been on....people can claim he be teh awesome for us, but not for any reason grounded in reality... he's been essentially cut twice THIS year.... hey, sign the guy....but spare me the 'he'll play hard for us because' bullshit.... |
If he is claimed by SD, any sports media is going to be unbearable to watch or listen to...
the superbowl birds with be flying in the news again.. |
Raider employees have spent the last 20 minutes trying to get Al Davis to remember that Randy already played there once.
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Teams likely to consider claiming Randy Moss on waivers: Cowboys, Redskins, Rams, Bears, Dolphins, Raiders, Chiefs, Jets, Patriots.
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Miami would be interesting. Henne would have Marshall and Moss as his #1 and #2....and that would Bess in the slot.
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It's a curse. I guarantee whoever picks him up is going to start losing.
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...and I would argue about his "quitting the pats." |
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Dilfer and Bruschi are absolutely murdering Childress on ESPN.
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He will never make down to us. No need to worry about it.
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He got uppity and the NE coaching staff started to work him out of the playbook so they could deal him without impacting their offense too greatly. And if he quit? Oh well, I'll take his performance as a quitter over Chambers/Copper. For as 'awful' as Moss has been this year, he still has 5 TDs and probably the best TD catch you'll see all season (if not him, Moeaki). He fits our weaknesses too well to not consider him. Teams bring in good character guys for more than convenience. They bring in good character guys to build a solid foundation. With a foundation in place, you can bring in a handful of guys like Randy Moss or Shaun Smith because you know you have 50 other guys in that locker room you can count on to keep them in line. Character guys impact more than just themselves and passing on the occasional headcase talent like Moss in the name of preserving 'team character' fails to utilize one of the key advantages of having that character - the ability to carry a talented malcontent or two. |
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This is why Haley's new strategy of winning games is worthless. If the Chiefs were playing the way they did last year, we'd have a clean shot at Moss!
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How did he quit on the Vikings? It looked to me like the Pats had him doubled all the time yesterday. From what Moss said, the Vikings didn't pay him any attention when he tried to help game plan. It's not his fault Childress is half a reerun.
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****ing hell. Just think about how big the holes would be for Charles and Jones. Just think about the single coverages that Bowe and Moeaki would pull.
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Randy Moss would negate the shit play of Matt Cassel. We are instant contenders for the AFC Championship with a legit downfield threat.
I mean ****, do some of you ****s hate the idea of us going to the SuperBowl? |
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