I fear the Colts snagging him, the man can still be a big threat. Even as a decoy, you end up devoting a lot of man power in his direction. Philly seems like a good choice though and would have waiver priority over the Colts. And the Pats would have last dibs on him, because they have THE BEST RECORD IN THE NFL! Booyah!

Okay hawk, look at it this way:

The cowboys suck, so you will get some of the following:

1. A good draft position in a deep draft.

2. A new coach, no, it isn't too soon to pray for Bill Cowher

3. Jones won't hire another dumdum, so the likes of Cowher should be in the cards, WHICH in turn means they would tell Jones that they are taking football operations back!

4. Romo won't have to rush back to early and risk any additional injury.

Next year will be better for the 'boys, just try to make it there.

Yeah, The Chiefs are like New England Lite, so I can see that happening, not to mention Cassel has played with him, which is a significant bonus for quick installation into their system.

Well, the only reason I could see it as a possibility for him to go back to the Pats is they are last in the waiver list. So, they wouldn't have to claim him at all, if he would fall to them, then no one else wanted him and therefor they can wait until after the waiver time is up and then sign him to a very small contract that he may agree to so he can play where he wants while getting paid by the Vikings.

I think one of the problems with Moss with the Pats before was the lack of a contract. I think that was the main reason for his unhappiness in New England, leading to the trade. At this point, I think he has accepted that he is going to have to play this year out and then get a contract during the off season. His realization of this, I believe would keep him more level headed and motivated where ever he ends up. To be honest though, I'll be surprised if he clears waivers, which means we will never know if the pats were even interested.

Honestly though, I would be completely surprised if he ended up back on the Pats even if he cleared waivers. We haven't loss since he left and we are scoring at a similar if not better rate, there really isn't a reason to get him back. And BB is probably enjoying the "I fucking told you" moment too much to bite anyway.

What he did to the Pats was typical diva NFL behavior, what he did to the Vikings was down right low. His press conference after the game would have seriously pissed me off if I was a Viking Player, I imagine that's why he never left Boston.

EDIT: If you haven't seen his press conference, click Usa's link and scroll down past the video and click the link going to it, this is why he was released in my opinion.

GPFontaine wrote:

It hasn't been clean or easy, but New England is currently the top team in the league. Why mess with that dynamic by adding a hot head back to the mix?

This exactly, and besides, I fully enjoy an entire game of this style. Blowing people out kind of gets old when you don't have to watch the second half of games. This team is looking more like the championship patriots, team effort, bend don't break D, getting the ball around. This style of play really brings a team together, an offense can really open up when no one "needs" the ball. Go pats!

Klimbatize wrote:

Rydog wrote: I fully enjoy an entire game of this style. Blowing people out kind of gets old when you don't have to watch the second half of games... Go pats! LOL, you Patriot fans must be getting spoiled.

Ha, shit, that is pretty bad huh. My bad, I'll try to feel the suffering of many other NFL fans...hmmmm, searching for a complaint, hmmmm, wait! Can you believe the Patriots got shafted in 2008 not making the playoffs at 11-5? Yeah, that's the best I can do.

Brady is certainly the exception. If anything, Cassel proved it. The team had a fine season with an 11-5 record under Cassel, good enough for postseason any other year, and a division title most others. Yet, BB decided that the seriously injured, older, more expensive QB was still the better option than the young, healthy, cheaper option. Now if they were interchangeable, no way BB chooses Brady over Cassel.