Will Bellichek bring Moss back to NE?

Scorpion · 11-01-10, 02:57 AM

Moss is a ******* baby
Nobody wants him because he never plays hard, does not block, the man is gutless

Naz18 · 11-01-10, 03:06 AM

Originally posted by Scorpion

Moss is a ******* baby Nobody wants him because he never plays hard, does not block, the man is gutless

Then he is a hell of a baby.

JOHON8 · 11-01-10, 03:15 AM

Players like Moss, if they have the right attitude they become Legends for the right reasons, if they don't they become broken stars. You can't expect much out of a football player who has been dogged all his life for being talented. All you can hope for is that he is strong mentally to stick to the game rather than act like an idiot.

RonPaul2008 · 11-01-10, 04:00 AM

Brady does not want him back - and Brady is the Patriots.

jjgold · 11-01-10, 04:51 AM

Correct

Brady got rid of him, Moss does not have the winning attitude Brady commands

tealish · 11-01-10, 04:57 AM

I enjoy NE being the written off underdogs though!!

slacker00 · 11-01-10, 06:11 AM

Moss is 1-3 since leaving NE and joining Minny. NE is undefeated since trading Moss to Minny.

WR is such an enigmatic position. Look at Cincy who is terrible after adding Owens. Look at the individual receiving leaders any given week and many of them come in losing efforts. The NFL is about teamwork and balance, if one WR puts up huge numbers it's more of a red flag that something's wrong with the team's balance than an indication of the particular player's talent. Longevity is the real measure of an NFL player's greatness, pure talent is chewed up and spit out on a weekly basis in the NFL.

As for Belichick bringing Moss back, I'll never say never, but it's unlikely - especially in the near future.

Swinging Johnson · 11-01-10, 07:26 AM

Moss's demise with the Pats began in July. Owner Bob Kraft asked him to join him and a few other Patriots players at a soiree for some VIP sponsors and luxury suite holders. He attended but kept his headphones on during Kraft's speech and would not talk to anyone or sign autographs.

Class act.

Grits n' Gravy · 11-01-10, 07:33 AM

Originally posted by Swinging Johnson

Moss's demise with the Pats began in July. Owner Bob Kraft asked him to join him and a few other Patriots players at a soiree for some VIP sponsors and luxury suite holers. He attended but kept his headphones on during Kraft's speech and would not talk to anyone or sign autographs.

this is the truth.

he may still end up returning to pats, but it will be for a lowball offer.

jjgold · 11-01-10, 07:38 AM

Moss has social issues, lots of these ghettos guys do not have the skills to communicate with regular people

They grew up on streets and have no class

pavyracer · 11-01-10, 07:38 AM

this is not a kids game where kids trade player cards every few weeks

Ace_of_Spades · 11-01-10, 07:43 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Moss has social issues, lots of these ghettos guys do not have the skills to communicate with regular people

They grew up on streets and have no class

Do you communicate with regular people bar SBR users? Your a hermit, quite possibly a hoarder too.

KingJIM · 11-01-10, 10:03 AM

It seemed obvious during Moss's postgame interview of himself (he won't answer any reporters questions the rest of the year because of $25,000 fine last week) that he wants back in New England. However, do the Pats want him back and would Vikings let him go? Vikes gave up a 3rd round pick and didn't give him a contract extension. It would seem like the best thing for them to do is to ride out year with him.

big0mar · 11-01-10, 10:05 AM

Pats are not better with Moss

LV420 · 11-01-10, 10:11 AM

He should of never gone on tv bitching about a new contract looking like he was in high school. You can't do that with the pats.

Goat Milk · 11-01-10, 03:40 PM

his years to win a championship are coming to an end

Seattle Slew · 11-01-10, 03:45 PM

They'll never take him back. Moss only cares about money, not winning.

B1GER1C828 · 11-01-10, 03:45 PM

1: pats are better without moss(comin from pats fan). its been proven already. 3-0 vs good teams and being efficient.
2: Pats would need 31 teams to pass on him before pats could sign him.
3: This pats offensive setup is the same they used to win superbowls. 2 WR, 2 TE, 1 HB.

Vesuvius · 11-01-10, 03:46 PM

No, Moss doesn't even run his routes. He tries a few plays a game and makes nice plays and doesn't do anything else.

Goat Milk · 11-01-10, 03:47 PM

brady can't do everything by himself. pats defense is average right now those sb teams were great defenses

B1GER1C828 · 11-01-10, 03:50 PM

Pats defense is getting better and better every week. combined 58 points last 3 games versus SD, Balt, and Minn isnt is pretty good.

pavyracer · 11-01-10, 03:50 PM

He has to clear the waiver wires. I'm pretty sure teams in Patriots division with higher waivers will claim him so he won't end up in New England.

frankthetank · 11-01-10, 03:51 PM

there is no way they bring moss back to New england. I would bet on it

spongerat · 11-01-10, 03:53 PM

regardless of if we're better or not, Belichicks standard play is to trade players while they're still good, not great, but while they still have value. Moss was detrimental in the locker room and to the whole team. They have plenty of other talent and don't seem to miss the deep threat.

D3 Mighty Ducks · 11-01-10, 03:54 PM

I agree NE is better off without him but Moss' heart is in NE and thats where he wants to play. Anywhere else he goes he won't be happy.

orangeheaven · 11-01-10, 03:58 PM

Negative Ghost Rider the pattern is full.

philswin · 11-01-10, 03:58 PM

Would cost a team about 3.5 milion to pick him up - prorated 6.4 million salary. If all teams pass someone will give him prorated NFL minimum with Minnesots picking up the rest of his contract.

rsnnh12 · 11-01-10, 04:04 PM

I think the Pats should sign him back (yes, Pats fan). The only reason the Pats won last night was because of 2 fluke plays that went for a good amount of yards (including the long TD pass). Brady just hasn't looked very consistent this year. If they resign Moss, that means a double coverage deep threat every play. With the development of Hernandez, Woodhead, and Law Firm, plus the addition of Deion Branch, the Pats would open up the short game for Welker et al again. Welker has been shut down since Moss left, as teams can focus in on him now.

This all hinges on Moss being willing to accept his role this time, and only expect to see the ball 3-6 times per game. If he can do that, there is no reason not to bring him back. He realizes what he's missing out on, that's clear from his post-game last night.

Madukwe · 11-01-10, 04:05 PM

i sure hope so, my fantasy team needs a boost

rm18 · 11-01-10, 04:22 PM

Moss to Dallas, Kitna league MVP lock it up.

Roy Halladay · 11-01-10, 04:27 PM

Someone will snatch him up first...

MarkDee · 11-01-10, 04:37 PM

Originally posted by rsnnh12

I think the Pats should sign him back (yes, Pats fan). The only reason the Pats won last night was because of 2 fluke plays that went for a good amount of yards (including the long TD pass). Brady just hasn't looked very consistent this year. If they resign Moss, that means a double coverage deep threat every play. With the development of Hernandez, Woodhead, and Law Firm, plus the addition of Deion Branch, the Pats would open up the short game for Welker et al again. Welker has been shut down since Moss left, as teams can focus in on him now.

This all hinges on Moss being willing to accept his role this time, and only expect to see the ball 3-6 times per game. If he can do that, there is no reason not to bring him back. He realizes what he's missing out on, that's clear from his post-game last night.

I agree with you. Even having him as a distraction is benificitial, as long as he knows his role.

slimpickins · 11-01-10, 04:42 PM

A team lower than the Pats in standings will snatch him up.
Clubhouse distraction or not, someone will take a chance for half a year on his talent and ability to stretch the field.

Pasadena69ers · 11-01-10, 04:43 PM

I gotta throw my 2 cents in here.... First off, everyone is right when saying Randy was pissed this past offseason because of money issues, wouldn't you? If you see your company developing new employees and forgetting about you, wouldn't you be pissed? especially when you still produce and make those around you better? This is typical Boston area fan with their players...... Once they start to fade a little or complain they turn their back on them... these are the same fans that when things were good, were buying Jerseys and going on Blogs saying how great they are and how they got great players..... Sports although a business also makes for life long marks on your life if you're a fan. You can all agree that until this year, Randy behaved well with no issues, was a great guy in the locker room and perform to our expectations. Ofcourse now he wants more money and the Pats, just like they do(w the exception of Brady) with older players that got them there don't compensate. I think Moss has come down to earht with his return to Minn and appreciates what he had and understands that he should've kept his cool. If he was to return he would be a model citizen in the locker room and games. Furthermore the double team he would so many oportunities for Welker, Hernandez, and Branch a threat.......... "straight cash, homey"