Randy Moss to Patriots for 4th Rounder

[djnemo65]

What a fantastic move. New England for whatever reason can streamline malcontents into their system without incident. Corey Dillon came over and led the league in rushing his first year with the team, while helping them win a superbowl. People forget that there were a lot of questions about this move at the time. As long as they are winning games, and they will be, Moss won't complain.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by djnemo65

What a fantastic move. New England for whatever reason can streamline malcontents into their system without incident. Corey Dillon came over and led the league in rushing his first year with the team, while helping them win a superbowl. People forget that there were a lot of questions about this move at the time. As long as they are winning games, and they will be, Moss won't complain.

And then when they hit a tough stretch and lose a few games, he stops playing.

A 4th rounder is not a bad price to pay, but Moss is not someone who will make the Pats better for very long.

[memphisskin]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

And then when they hit a tough stretch and lose a few games, he stops playing.

A 4th rounder is not a bad price to pay, but Moss is not someone who will make the Pats better for very long.

I agree, if Randy Moss is your leader then he may quit. But in NE with that coaching staff and veteran core plus Moss' own desire to win a championship. It's a no-brainer and it makes what we paid for Lloyd seem like a king's ransom, considering Lloyd is about 1/3 the receiver that Moss is and that's being generous.

I agree, Moss is not someone who will make the Pats better for very long. He's someone who will make the Patriots MUCH better for as long as he suits up. He's still an elite receiver and now playing with one of the 2 best qbs in the league, it's almost unfair.