ESPN: Moss to Vikings done deal

[Dan The Man]

He should go back to 84.

Straight Cash Homey

[Aso]

don't make me copy and paste tailbacks reply to you in the other thread

My bad, 15 more catches = Better receiver. You're right.

[mgoblue2290]

I just ran into Culpepper's agent at Chick-Fil-A. He said that Culpepper would be available.

I'm surprised Culpepper has the mental capacity to work the register there.

[JayDizzle]

I'm surprised Culpepper has the mental capacity to work the register there.

He doesn't.

He gets his roll on in the back...

...rolling the chicken in flour and seasoning to deep fry later.

[citizenerased]

My bad, 15 more catches = Better receiver. You're right.

Are you retarded?

Seriously?

[Scorask]

I wrote that wrong. I meant to say the team WOULD have a hard time filling his shoes. My mistake.

I know what you meant, and I totally agree. Tate's young and hopefully he come into his own with the offense, its his job to lose. We all know how fast he is so hopefully he can use it to his advantage.

I agree with Tailback and Yawkey that I think it helps their offense by having Brady spread the ball around, getting everyone involved, like he has been this season, and used to do consistently. The D is very suspect, but they did hold Miami to 14 so I'll take that as a positive going into the buy week and hopefully they can build from it. I'm still as confident about the Pats chances, might have been easier with Moss, but I think they can still do it without him.

As far as the why this happened, Troy Brown was on a sports show here tonight and said he spoke with a couple players who of course remained nameless. He said the players said that following the incident with the QB coach at the half, BB tried to talk to Moss on the flight home and got no response from him, basically ignoring him. Some of the players tried talking to him and he did the same to them. I just think the time was right, before this may have developed into something bigger, attracting more attention. Like Yawkey said, got him for a 4th, a bunch of records later, traded him for a 3rd. Its pretty evident he was sick of the Humble Pie. Moss was the highest profile player the Pats have ever had, I think the shock of the Pats acquiring him in the first place is as equal to the shock of how they just traded him away today. And after tomorrows day off it will be business as usual in Foxboro.

[Hasselbeck]

Bumpin' for the lulz