Yes please. I'd give up the #2 pick quite quickly to get him.
Ocho Cinco needs a "fresh start"
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but he's a proven producer and was i believe the league leader for wr's in yards 2 years ago. and he's not really a distraction. now if he was going out getting in trouble all the time, then i'd agree. he and lynch almost seem to have the same sense of humor so i don't see as that being a bad thing. however i do agree with the concussion thing, but he definately is a phenom. id love it, but, uh.. doubt it
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Bring him in for a fresh start here. Moss was a a-hole forever, looked like crap ever since he left minny and then last season he pulled his stuff together by getting direction from the coaches.
Get the coaches to work with OC and have him play / focus on his game not his mouth. Moss shut it last year and was arguably one of the best to play at WR via total output. OC can get it together as well.
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wth moss was a "rotten apple" and look what he did this last year. 85 has been on an immature team, so i think in a different system he can tone down the antics but he never seems like he isn't focused on football. so what if he does commercials and has antics? freakin clinton portis dresses up as various characters during press interviews, though people find that okay. and when has he become a detriment to any team? i must be completely blind if i've failed to notice this
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Originally posted by SkoobyBring him in for a fresh start here. Moss was a a-hole forever, looked like crap ever since he left minny and then last season he pulled his stuff together by getting direction from the coaches.
Get the coaches to work with OC and have him play him focus on his game and not his mouth. Moss shut it last year and was arguably one of the best to play at WR via total output.
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He didnt complain?
Wow, I will bet the Pats let out a big whew when they dodged that bullet.
Seriously, what in the love of jobe could he complian about.
But you think CJ would come here, with a 2nd year QB, after a 7-9 season, and quietly watch as we try to build toward a playoff game?
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Originally posted by EdwardsEraSo Moss goes to a multi year super bowl team with what many think is the top QB in the game, goes undefeated in the regualr season, and almost wins the superbowl
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He didnt complain?
Wow, I will bet the Pats let out a big whew when they dodged that bullet.
Seriously, what in the love of jobe could he complian about.
But you think CJ would come here, with a 2nd year QB, after a 7-9 season, and quietly watch as we try to build toward a playoff game?
I cannot honestly say how OC would behave, no one can really. I think you have to add alot of performance clauses in any contract with him so he knows the score going in.
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Originally posted by SkoobyYou have to understand that Minny did make the playoffs with Moss on the roster, as a matter of fact they almost made the SB. He was a total JO the whole year, team was really good but yet he opened his mouth.
I cannot honestly say how OC would behave, no one can really. I think you have to add alot of performance clauses in any contract with him so he knows the score going in.
If that doesnt happen and hes going on ESPN or NFLN trashing our team, how would the move look then? What real tangible evidence do we have that he wont in fact do just that?
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Originally posted by EdwardsEraSo Moss goes to a multi year super bowl team with what many think is the top QB in the game, goes undefeated in the regualr season, and almost wins the superbowl
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He didnt complain?
Wow, I will bet the Pats let out a big whew when they dodged that bullet.
Seriously, what in the love of jobe could he complian about.
But you think CJ would come here, with a 2nd year QB, after a 7-9 season, and quietly watch as we try to build toward a playoff game?
well TO was the same way, and correct me if im wrong, he went on a team with a good qb. no he's not a brady, but he's not a bum (he just sucks at preparing for playoff games). the Cowboys have been a playoff team both years, right? and while he was quiet this year and seemed to mature a little bit more, he still had that first year in which you couldnt turn espn on without hearing about him and his troubles. not every person's the same, and i never really thought Moss was that much of a trouble-maker. or at least not as much as a TO. And Johnson, well, he isn't even in the same boat as these fellas. sure he loves the media, but he seems to be the counter-opposite of that. if anything i think houshmanzadeh is more irritable than he, and i like him too.
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Re: Ocho Cinco needs a "fresh start"
Originally posted by EdwardsEraSo Moss goes to a multi year super bowl team with what many think is the top QB in the game, goes undefeated in the regualr season, and almost wins the superbowl
and
He didnt complain?
Wow, I will bet the Pats let out a big whew when they dodged that bullet.
Seriously, what in the love of jobe could he complian about.
But you think CJ would come here, with a 2nd year QB, after a 7-9 season, and quietly watch as we try to build toward a playoff game?
Three things we learned after the Vikings-Giants game
Posted: Sunday January 14, 2001 7:56 PMClick here for more on this story
Updated: Monday January 15, 2001 8:21 AM
Daunte Culpepper (right) was only able to find Randy Moss twice for 18 yards in a stalled Vikings offensive effort.
AP
By Don Banks, Sports Illustrated
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- In what may have been the NFL equivalent of a perfect game, the New York Giants left Minnesota beaten, dazed and confused in Sunday's NFC title game, burying the Vikings 41-0 beneath a blizzard of first-half points. Here are three observations from the game:
1. A frustrated Randy Moss didn't say it directly, but in so many words he put his finger on what a lot of people are starting to think: Minnesota will never win a Super Bowl until it starts devoting as much attention and resources to its defense as it does its star-studded offense.
Moss went so far in the losing locker room to predict there would be a Super Bowl in his future, but perhaps not with the Vikings.
"It's going to be hard for us to win a Super Bowl in Minnesota," Moss said in his usual blunt style. "I don't want to really say Minnesota is never going to win the Super Bowl, but it's going to be hard for them to get it. ... I can't really say I'm going to be a Minnesota Viking in a couple years."
SI's Don Banks Insider: On a day he has waited a football lifetime for, Kerry Collins discovered that sometimes the mistakes of the past can be made up for in one glorious afternoon.
If that sounded strangely like the opening salvo in Moss's upcoming contract extension talks, it was in all likelihood no accident. Moss also added that he hoped fellow receiver Cris Carter returns to the team next year, and doesn't retire, as long as he doesn't do so with Super Bowl expectations.
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