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Showing posts with label Randy Moss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Randy Moss. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Randy Moss Retires
With the announcement that Randy Moss has retired from the NFL, we ask our readers is it a bluff? Or has he hung his cleats up for good? Last year Moss had one of the biggest drop offs in production for a star player. The last half of the season the only reason he was brought up in conversation was because Titans coach Jeff Fisher refused to play him. I still believe he has football left in him, his actions not his skills, are what got him benched last season.
It is hard for me to believe that he is done, he size and speed, yes he still has some speed,
I believe still equals a stand out. Obviously he wasn't going to play in Tennessee even with Fisher now gone, so I ask you our readers, is it over for his Hall Of Fame career?
He is undoubtedly one of the greatest receivers ever! He missed time holding out and refusing to play and is still atop alot of receiving catagories. He at times was misunderstood and at other times down right irrational, but his domanence cannot be questioned. But if the right team went to Moss would he say no? Philly, Saint Louis, and possibly Cleveland are some great fits for Randy, and I don't believe for a second he could say no to any of them. Bit what do you think? Is it over or will he play again?
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
The New York Jets Make Free Agency Splash
I didn't buy into the rumors that Holmes could end up in Washington. Especially now that McNabb has been shipped to the Viking's. So I wasn't suprised by the signing, I was surprised though by the deal. Reportedly the deal is a 5 year $50 million with $24 million garunteed. They have now set the price for receivers and it is hefty! But with that said it is a move they needed, and according to sources they aren't done.
The rumor that the Jets are interested in throwing a huge number at Nnamdi Asomugha is a scary thought. Can you imagine him and Revis together, that would intimidate the best Quarterbacks in the league. The one problem I see with this is in order for them to sign him, it will take more that Revis' $11.5 million a year deal, and that could cause internal problems with Revis' ego. But if they figure out how to get Asomugha signed the Jets would have to be one of the favorites to win the AFC.
There is also a rumor that the Jets have interest in Randy Moss. I don't believe for one second that Moss is done, I truely believe he still is and can be one of the premier receivers in the League. Moss would be the deep threat they need to open the field up. That will make things easier on an aging LaDanian Tomlinson, and Shonn Green who the Jets hope take over the bulk of the carries this year.
The Jets could end up being the winner of the Free agency Frenzy this year, they could be set up for a great playoff run this year for sure!
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Can Randy Moss Still Produce
Recently a few readers have emailed us asking if we thought Randy Moss would have a impact for either a NFL team or for fantasy owners. All we can say is it depends on a long list of things. As the emailers noticed Moss wasn't listed on any of our Wide out positional Rankings, and he didn't even make our top 200 list.
A year ago who would of ever thought how far he would fall in a list of active guys. He started the season fairly well, and before New England traded him he had a few bad games. Now when he was traded right before New England's bye week and Minnesota already had theirs I stated that somewhere down the line that was going to cause a serious problem. Well I'm not sure that had anything to do with it, from the time he landed back into Minnesota things went bad. Moss don't forget is already a hall of fame player, and you would think had 2-4 more years of production in him.
Now as far has his time with the Titans go, Jeff Fisher just seemed not to like Randy. You cannot tell me that Kenny Britt is now or will ever be has good has Moss. I think Fisher felt management brought in a guy that he didn't want so he went out of his way not to play him. Also with a guy like Vince Young who seems like a fragile guy, Moss could of very easily been a destructive force that may of brought Young to another breaking point.
Do I think Randy Moss still has productive value in him, Yes! honestly if he gets his head right, and ends up in St. Louis, or as a Jet, he could have the chance to put up top 15 Wide out numbers. He says he is in shape, and from people I know who played with him at Marshall, and who are still in contact with him, last years struggles seemed to humble him. If that is the case he could actually have a desire to succeed, and Randy Moss with any dedication is a top 5 receiver of all time! Also it depends where he plays. There is some talk that Leslie Frazier actually maybe interested him Moss making another comeback to the Vikings. This would be the worst fit for Moss, the Viks don't have anyone who can throw a good out route, let alone a good deep ball Moss thrives off of.
All our Fantasy Rankings are currently early or preseason rankings, between free agency hold outs and finding out what kind of shape players are in, these rankings are sure too change, and probably a few times.
If word was too come out Monday that Randy Moss worked with a strength and conditioning coach all off season and that he is in incrediable shape and running great routes, I would immediately re work our Wide Out list. But if I had to answer you right now, Moss isn't worth anything earlier than your last or next to last pick.
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A year ago who would of ever thought how far he would fall in a list of active guys. He started the season fairly well, and before New England traded him he had a few bad games. Now when he was traded right before New England's bye week and Minnesota already had theirs I stated that somewhere down the line that was going to cause a serious problem. Well I'm not sure that had anything to do with it, from the time he landed back into Minnesota things went bad. Moss don't forget is already a hall of fame player, and you would think had 2-4 more years of production in him.
Now as far has his time with the Titans go, Jeff Fisher just seemed not to like Randy. You cannot tell me that Kenny Britt is now or will ever be has good has Moss. I think Fisher felt management brought in a guy that he didn't want so he went out of his way not to play him. Also with a guy like Vince Young who seems like a fragile guy, Moss could of very easily been a destructive force that may of brought Young to another breaking point.
Do I think Randy Moss still has productive value in him, Yes! honestly if he gets his head right, and ends up in St. Louis, or as a Jet, he could have the chance to put up top 15 Wide out numbers. He says he is in shape, and from people I know who played with him at Marshall, and who are still in contact with him, last years struggles seemed to humble him. If that is the case he could actually have a desire to succeed, and Randy Moss with any dedication is a top 5 receiver of all time! Also it depends where he plays. There is some talk that Leslie Frazier actually maybe interested him Moss making another comeback to the Vikings. This would be the worst fit for Moss, the Viks don't have anyone who can throw a good out route, let alone a good deep ball Moss thrives off of.
All our Fantasy Rankings are currently early or preseason rankings, between free agency hold outs and finding out what kind of shape players are in, these rankings are sure too change, and probably a few times.
If word was too come out Monday that Randy Moss worked with a strength and conditioning coach all off season and that he is in incrediable shape and running great routes, I would immediately re work our Wide Out list. But if I had to answer you right now, Moss isn't worth anything earlier than your last or next to last pick.
email questions to: jbcodora@gmail.com
follow us on Twitter: @jbcodora
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