Titans offense should be sick. Just wayyyy toooo much to defend. But of course, comes down to if moss plays 
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Good pick up guess but no QB to get him ballComment -
Kenny Britt Injured for a while....They needed another guy to fill in.Comment -
Randy moss claimed by the titans
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How many teams passed on Moss?Comment -
Randy + Chris Johnson + Vince Young = Super BowlComment -
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Sharp post gates.Comment -
No one caress about moss, his garbage this yr. Not the team it's the player n mayb favre tooComment -
Yea I didn't know if he was there deep threat or not...But I thought he was there #1 receiver, but I could be wrong on that also. All I know is outside of Chris Johnson and Vince Young, the next name you hear the most on offense is Kenny Britt, that's why I figured he was there top receiver.
Sorry big eric....I didn't realize that he just had 1 good game, and other than that he is a joke, and doesn't need his spot taken. They gonna move javon ringer to WR and play as the #2? Because outside of Britt/Washington and Bo Scaife @ TE I can't name another offensive player.Comment -
Chris Johnson ain't done shit this year. Moss won't change that. Ask Peterson.Comment -
yippieComment -
Moss' last stop before CFL!Comment -
So 21 teams passed on Moss and not 1 passed on Merriman. WTF?Comment -
The guy is a malcontent. No team should want to be burden by this guy's drama.Comment -
Lots people thought Moss was going to be the difference maker in Minny and look how that worked out.
Titans are good team but this move alone doesn't make them Superbowl favorites or even AFC favorites.Comment -
Moss has been shut down this year. Pretty sure the safetys were cheatin up on AD and moss didn't torch anybody for the vikes. Tennessee, like tje patriots and vikes, is better off without moss.Comment -
Slim my sources are saying that lights out is not only back on andro but is chasing it with yayo. That is why he was snatched up with the quicknessComment -
good pickup for the titans, childres and the vikings are ******* retarded for letting him go
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Vince Young is leading the league in passer rating without Moss you racist fucks, just crown the Titans right now season over.Comment -
Titans Claim Moss.Titans win Superbowl?
he Tennessee Titans passed on wide receiver Randy Moss once before, back in the 1998 draft.
Not again.
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The Titans claimed Moss off the waiver wire Wednesday, choosing not to take any risks with receiver Kenny Britt missing at least one game with an injured right hamstring.
Moss plans to report to the Titans, league sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
If Moss were to change his mind and doesn't report, Tennessee would send him a five-day letter and at the end of that five days, they would have the right to put him on the Reserve/Left Squad list. Then, he would be out for the remainder of the season. Moss' status for next season would then be determined by terms of the new collective bargaining agreement.
The Titans were No. 22 in the waiver claim order, which is determined by 2010 win-loss records. ESPN.com's John Clayton reported Tennessee was the only team to submit a claim for Moss.
Tennessee, then the Oilers, drafted Kevin Dyson with the 16th pick overall in 1998. They passed on Moss and said then it was because of concerns about his character. Coach Jeff Fisher, speaking three hours before Wednesday's waiver deadline, said the personnel department decided Dyson was a better fit.
"Randy has had a terrific career. He's a Hall of Fame receiver. You don't always make the right decision," Fisher said. "The draft is an imperfect science. We've had No. 1's that haven't panned out for us before."
Now the Titans are 5-3, a half-game back in the AFC South with five divisional games remaining down the stretch. Fisher said in a statement after the Titans were awarded Moss that the receiver offered an opportunity to upgrade their offense.
"Randy has been a tremendous threat where ever he has been," Fisher said. "We will bring him up to speed as quickly as possible."
Moss can help a team that has not won a playoff game since January 2004, and Fisher said Britt, who hurt his right hamstring in last week's 33-25 loss to San Diego, will miss the Titans' game Nov. 14 at Miami.
How quickly Moss joins the Titans remains to be seen. The Titans are on their bye and hold their last practice Thursday before breaking for the weekend. Players won't be due back until Tuesday, but agent Joel Segal said Moss will be heading to Tennessee.
"Randy's excited to get back playing football," Segal said. "He's ready to go and looking forward to get there."
The receiver going to his third team this season already is being welcomed. Safety Michael Griffin tweeted "welcome Randy Moss" and All Pro running back Chris Johnson had been lobbying for the Titans to pick up Moss as well. Johnson shares the same agent as Moss and had been telling Segal how much he wanted the receiver in Tennessee.
"Why do we need Randy Moss?" Johnson said Wednesday, before the move was announced. "You can't put eight in a box if you got Randy Moss out there on the outside. If you've got Randy Moss out there, you just can't play him one-on-one. I feel like Randy would be a great addition to this team, be a great addition to our receiving group and really help us go deep in the playoffs."
That's what matters most for the Titans.
Owner Bud Adams turns 88 in January, and this franchise's lone Super Bowl berth was way back in 2000. The Titans lost a wild-card playoff game in San Diego in the 2007 season and wasted the No. 1 seed and home-field advantage in 2008 with a divisional round loss.
Britt has the NFL's best game receiving this season with his 225 yards and three touchdowns Oct. 24, and Vince Young currently is the NFL's top rated passer at 103.1. But the Tennessee passing offense ranks 24th, averaging 187.6 yards per game.
"Randy is obviously a Hall of Fame player and has the ability to be a difference maker for our offense," Titans general manager Mike Reinfeldt said.
Moss is a relative bargain due about $3.34 million for the final eight games this season. He easily brings the best resume of any receiver for this team since leaving Houston. He has 948 career receptions for 14,778 yards and 153 touchdowns, though his numbers have dipped drastically this season in his stints first with New England and then Minnesota.
He has 22 catches for 313 yards and five TDs in eight games. In his four games with Minnesota, he had 13 catches for 174 yards and two touchdowns with the Vikings losing three of those four games to drop to 2-5.Comment -
Im a vikes fan and im glad hes gone...what a puke.Comment -
great move for the titans and moss. the titans like to throw to chris johnson out of the backfield and screens and with moss being double covered this will give CJ even more room to do his thingComment -
Titans will win the division thats if a food caterer dosent kill Moss first.Comment -
Yeah...great move. It won't be long before he trashes the Titans or does something else that makes Tennessee pissed off.Comment -
moss is playing musical chairs.Comment -
They should have a good team if they can get him the ballComment -
Am I not the only one who remembers Farve + Peterson + Moss = Big Things?
He is a scam artist only playing when he feels like it....Comment
