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02 Nov 2010
ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
OK, so Randy Moss wasn't a good fit for the Vikings. Where would he be a good fit? We break down the possibilities for each NFL team.
12 comments, Last at 03 Nov 2010, 1:11am by tuluse
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Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
I want Cinci to get him, if only for the press conferences where TO and Ocho talk while Moss interviews them and himself
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
Since I'm not an ESPN "INsider", I can't read the rest of the "Moss fit" ratings beyond BUF, CAR and DAL. However, it seems to me that TB should be among the better fits. They probably have just as much going for them as, say, STL, and Moss also has a home near there, IIRC. I think that's a factor that it would be unwise to ignore.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
I'm a Saints fan--but Tampa won't touch him with a 100-foot pole, much less a 10-foot one. Their young receivers (Williams, Benn, & Stroughter) are coming along good, and the team's idea is that they will grow together with Freeman.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
New England. It was always to be New England.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
My take:
Waiver wire:
Kansas City, they have a good running game and people familiar with Moss, also, good playoffs prospects.
San Francisco, traded this offseason for Ted Ginn Jr for him to be their deep treath, are missing one.
Chicago, when you are all-in, all that is left is your grandfather watch and your car keys, let's see how desperate they are.
After waiver wire:
New England, Saints, established teams that can gather interest from Moss and can easily cast him aside.
Miami, missing a deep threath.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
It's deep "threat." You keep putting an extra h on the end.
San Fran signed Ginn to return kicks, not to play receiver.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
I'm thinking Chicago doesn't have the cash for the 6 million they would have to pay him. Otherwise they would have made an effort to get OJ Otogwe.
Angelo and Lovie might be all in, but the people with the keys to the money aren't.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
To be clear - these numerical "fit scores" are made up on the spot, right? No statistical derivation?
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
New England, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Green Bay (ha!), Atlanta, and Kansas City make the most sense to me.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
I don't think its fair to say Randy Moss didn't help the Vikings offense. I think the coverage he commanded did in fact provide a significant boost to percy harvin and the rest of the offense. The issue was entirely off the field stuff.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
One of the reports I read described Harvin as "livid" when he heard about the decision. Understandably, since Moss was pulling 1.5 - 2 DBs away from Harvin.
Re: ESPN: Where Should Moss Go?
Miami. Ricky Williams could mentor him. Seriously.
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