Randy Moss

That is what I want to know.  Powers was doing a good job most of the game.  Jennings was always getting burned, like he normally does.Only thing I can think of is they wanted to protect Powers?  Knowing Moss will blow up no matter what you do, so they put Jennings on him knowing Brady would go to him, maybe that makes Brady look at Moss less when Powers is on him?  This doesn't make a lot of sense to me, just the only thing I can think of.  

Third arm's the charm. Randy Moss catches the ball - and Antoine Bethea - for a touchdown. View full size photo » Mike Petraglia offers some quick hits from Tom Brady's Post-Game Presser: "We had an opportunity to win the game. We’ve been working on that for a long time. Just came up short." "We had a lot of good...  

Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss addresses the media during his postgame press conference at Gillette Stadium on Sunday, November 08, 2009. (On his 71-yard touchdown reception) "Just a play, just we executed. It was the play we called and everybody did what they had to do and 71 yards later it was a touchdown. So you really have to commend all 11 guys, because I've said once before, if you got 11 guys working together, anything is possible...  

Randy Moss Gives Back Moss and his associates with Randy Moss Enterprises have refurbished the DuPont Middle School fieldhouse to a state-of-the-art facility, complete with new lockers for both home and visiting locker rooms, new weight equipment, a new players lounge with a big screen television, and spruced up the weight room, coaches office, restrooms and laundry room. It was unveiled last week in a private ceremony with students at the...  

Be warned: If you are a fan of Dan Dierdorf, Rajon Rondo, Jack Morris or Jim Corsi this might not be the mailbag for you. Just being honest. But that doesn't mean the rest of you shouldn't stick around and, to quote the great Pat Healey, "take a ...  

FOXBOROUGH - Tom Brady and Randy Moss connected on two highlight-reel plays and the New England Patriots overcame the Miami Dolphins' revived wildcat offense for a 27-17...  

Our DB's against the Pats WR's!!! Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Sam Aiken are all proven veterns, all great WR's, and all on the NE Patriots. Jacob Lacey, Jerraud Powers, and Tim Jennings are all young, inexpierienced, and will probably get the nod to start on Sunday night. Not exactly the best scenario if you think about it... I like Lacey and Powers a lot, but it is a lot to ask these rookies to cover Randy Moss and Wes Welker. Coyer is going...  

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Miami Dolphins had just spent more than 10 minutes marching to a wildcat touchdown when Randy Moss used one stiff-arm to wipe out their lead. Moss sped to a 71-yard touchdown after grabbing a short pass over the middle and shoving rookie cornerback Vontae Davis out of his way as the New England Patriots tightened their grip on the AFC East with a 27-17 win yesterday afternoon.  

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Randy Moss and Wes Welker have formed a potent 1-2 punch for the New England Patriots the past two seasons. But injuries to both could leave the Pats punchless Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons.  

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Contain Texans receiver Andre Johnson? No problem. Fluster, smother and stifle Patriots receiver Randy Moss? Consider it done, says Darrelle Revis. Since...  

National Football Post ranks them 9th (-5):  Where has the big play gone for Tom Brady and Randy Moss? USA Today ranks them 9th (-5):  Tom Brady had never lost an overtime game before week 5. ProFootball Weekly ranks them 9th (-4):  No shame in Mile High loss. Yahoo! Sportss ranks them 9th (-3):  If Randy Moss has as many catches on offense as he does as a Hail Mary defender, is it a sign that he might not be playing as hard as he could be...  

Boston GlobeRandy Moss back in fine formBoston HeraldHe ran a lot of different routes,” coach Bill Belichick said. “We threw deep, we threw inside, we threw outside, we threw some quick passes to him. ...Moss collected plenty of passes, kudosBoston GlobeWes Welker week 3 ESPN fantasy football nowKhabrein.infoSearch Past 7 days ArchivesBoston HeraldBoston Heraldall 184 news articles »  

After New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker missed last Sunday's game against the New York Jets with a right knee injury, he is expected to be a game-time decision against the Atlanta Falcons tomorrow. However, Randy Moss missed team practices due to a back injury, and Edelman (who caught eight passes for 98 yards against the Jets in Welker's place) is questionable with an ankle injury. Also new adds on the injury report: safety...  

SFGate JaMarcus Russell got the hook Sunday for the second time in three games, and for the second straight home game. Really, what’s the big deal? Tim Lincecum doesn’t finish every game he starts. At least coach Tom Cable is giving Raiders fans a reason to cheer…. Read more.