Randy Moss: Pursue or No? Part 4: Price
by John B on Feb 16, 2011 3:30 PM EST
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PrintIt is difficult to imagine Randy Moss netting anything other than a one year contract. He is 34, coming off a bad season, and has a lot of baggage. That could make him enticing. There is a lot of talent there. Only a one year deal would eliminate a lot of the risks associated with his personality. If he ever acted up, a team could simply release him and lose nothing.
Eliminating the fact a lot of fans have come to hate him, it could definitely make sense. Eliminate the emotion. Take away the guy's name. Imagine I told you a team could try and catch lightning in a bottle by adding a future Hall of Famer for a cheap contract. Would you not consider it in a vacuum?
While I am sure the thought makes plenty of people sick and question my sanity, it really would not be much of a risk. If his name was not Randy Moss, I think a lot of people would be on board.
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If his name was not Randy Moss?
It would be ’Imadog", and this is has no chance of happening. Can you think of a more ’antijet? Loves the Pats, plays when he wants( a sick but true statement that should make any fan puke), one dimensional at best, history of instability etc. I think you are reaching here out of boredom or something
by longsuffering but optimistic on Feb 16, 2011 3:46 PM EST reply actions
Price doesn't matter for a guy like this
I wouldn’t take him if he was paying us to play here. He is nothing but a bad influence on everyone around him and only cares about himself. Plus he is nothing more than an average receiver at this point
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