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What a deal that was for New England. Raiders now get Gabriel and the 5th rounder New England gave up for the WR earlier in the season. That'll piss ya off.
In retrospect, trading for Gabriel was a mistake. He just didn't fit their offense.
However, as a fan it is hard to criticize them for making the trade. They had a glaring need and at least attempted to get some help. They had several extra picks, so it was a risk worth taking.
Possible preamble to a Randy Moss exit after the season?
To the Pats? Doubtful. Apparently Gabriel and Moss are best friends. With Gabriel washing-out in NE, I doubt Moss ever goes there. Not that I think Moss is the receiver he used to be.
To the Pats? Doubtful. Apparently Gabriel and Moss are best friends. With Gabriel washing-out in NE, I doubt Moss ever goes there. Not that I think Moss is the receiver he used to be.
No, I said that the Raider's re-signing of Gabriel is in preparation for losing Moss in the offseason. Nothing to do with the Pats.
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