Randy Moss

(CBS/AP) Randy Moss says he wants to return to the gridiron. But which football league will it be: National or Indoor? At least one NFL team - his former employer, the Minnesota Vikings - has already said it has no interest in the 35-uear-old wide receiver.  

What would be more fitting, for two men whose careers were so similar and so entwined? Carter and Moss will always be linked by their proclivity for spectacular catches and self-centered behavior. Both came to Minnesota when few other teams ...  

Here's a Feb. 13 sports week in review: Linsanity: Have you heard about this Jeremy ... The Home Winning Streak: In NHL news, the Detroit Red Wings set an NHL record Tuesday night after winning their 21st consecutive home game. Yes, argue that it's tainted ...  

Terrell Owens has already joined the Indoor Football League when he signed with the Allen Wranglers. Could Randy Moss be next? The Chicago Slaughter extended an offer to former NFL star wide receiver Randy Moss. The 35-year-old announced earlier this week that he wants to return to...  

Now that the Minnesota Vikings can publicly close the door on re-signing Randy Moss, they continue to prepare for next week's NFL combine and upcoming free agency. "We'll be moving on," said Spielman during today's pre-combine interview with ...  

Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said the team has no intention of re-signing former first-round pick Randy Moss. Wide receiver Randy Moss has been given 5/1 odds to become the 2012 Comeback Player of the Year by the Bavada.lv gambling site ...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss. Given the trouble he caused...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss. Given the trouble he caused during his second stint with the team, a memorable month in the 2010 season, the disinterest in bringing back one of the ...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.—The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss. Given the trouble he caused during his second stint with the team, the disinterest in bringing back one of the most popular players among Vikings fans in ...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss. Given the trouble he caused during his second stint with the team, the disinterest in bringing back one of the most popular players among Vikings fans in ...  

Randy Moss wants to play football again, but it won't be in Minnesota.  

Randy Moss has starred in some of his own online videos this week as the 35-year-old wide receiver begins what...  

Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said the team has no intention of re-signing former first-round pick Randy Moss.  

Randy Moss wants to play football again, but it won't be in Minnesota. The Vikings on Thursday shot down the possibility of re-re-acquiring one of the most popular players in franchise history, three days after the 35-year-old declared that he was ready to ...  

Unfortunately, it's likely this will go down as Moss' last great moment in purple.​The Vikings ranked 28th out of 32 teams in passing yards per-game last season. Their wide receiving corps was devoid  

MINNEAPOLIS -- Their recent spat highlighted their obstinate natures but should not obscure a delicious possibility for two of the greatest and most fascinating athletes ever to pay taxes in Minnesota: Cris Carter and Randy Moss should enter the ...  

But general manager Rick Spielman confirmed Thursday the Vikings "will be moving on" without Moss. The 35-year-old didn't play last season, but he announced this week he plans to return to the NFL. Spielman says Moss is a "great player" but that the ...  

Randy Moss Awkwardly Asks Brad Childress For Letter Of Recommendation  

Let's get this out of the way first: The Vikings' personnel evaluation process entering next week's NFL scouting combine and upcoming free agency does not include Randy Moss. "We'll be moving on," general manager Rick Spielman said Thursday ...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) -- The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss.  

So, what do you say, Jeff Fisher? “At this point it's too early to say,” Fisher said, according to Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Fisher, of course, was the last head coach Moss had in the NFL after the Tennessee Titans claimed ...  

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss. Given the trouble he caused during his second stint with the team, a memorable month in the 2010 season, the disinterest in bringing back one of the most popular players ...  

The recent announcement made by Randy Moss on his 35th birthday that he intends to attempt to return to the National Football League in 2012 after sitting out last season has caused a great deal of speculation as to where the mercurial wide receiver might ...  

He's been at the Register Star since 1990. I get regular emails on NFL odds, from a publicist for Bovada. The one today listed the odds of Randy Moss signing with the Chicago Bears are 7/2. That's second only to the 5/2 line for the Patriots.  

Gary Carter, a Hall of Fame catcher who was diagnosed with a ... (AP) Vikings won't bring back Moss • Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said the team "will be moving on" without wide receiver Randy Moss, 35, who had a tumultuous second ...  

The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss.  

The Minnesota Vikings need wide receivers. Just not Randy Moss.  

Terrell Owens has already joined the Indoor Football League when he ... Slaughter general manager and president Jeff Sedivy announced on the team's website that he's extended an offer. "Seeing the splash that T.O. made going to the Allen, Texas, team ...  

(The Spread) – Oddsmakers have released prop odds involving which team will sign Randy Moss this offseason after the 35-year-old receiver stated his intentions to comeback in 2012. One of Moss’ former teams, the New England Patriots, are 5/2 favorites ...  

Back in 1998, Dallas Cowboys general manager Jerry Jones bypassed on drafting wide receiver Randy Moss in the first round due to off-the-field issues. The Cowboys drafted defensive end Greg Ellis. Fast forward to 2012 and with Moss making his ...  

"Now back to biz!! There's good an bad an u have to b ready for both!! its in gods hand now." -- Randy Moss on Twitter, 2/13/12 And just like that, future Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss...  

The splash Terrell Owens made when he signed with the Allen Wranglers of ... That didn't stop Slaughter general manager and president Jeff Sedivy from announcing on the team website that he's extending an offer to the former All-Pro receiver.  

Are you an NFL team with a lot of cap room and some serious holes to fill on your roster this offseason? Have you been eagerly awaiting free agency to begin so you can begin the courting process?Well, have I got some clunkers and trouble-makers for you!If you want to throw away your money, get a poor investment on your return or wind up with more trouble than you bargained for, go ahead and sign one of these five guys.I dare you. Randy Moss He...  

Behind Marshall, there is Davone Bess and Brian Hartline. After those three, the Dolphins have Clyde Gates, Marlon Moore, and Roberto Wallace. Assuming the Dolphins are not going to give up on Gates after just one season, Moss would be competing ...  

Yesterday, Finhead83 posted a Fan Shot discussing free agent wide receiver Randy Moss attempting to make a come back in the NFL next year. With the Dolphins looking to improve after three straight losing seasons, could Moss make sense for the Dolphins? The most common answer is going to be no. A very emphatic no, even. But, I think there's one reason why Moss could make sense in Miami next season. Peyton Manning. Normally I...  

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Randy Moss waits for his turn to run a drill during NFL football practice on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010, in Nashville, Tenn. The Titans claimed Moss off waivers last ...  

As a Philadelphia Eagles fan I am optimistic that the team will work out a way to re-sign DeSean Jackson. But even if that happens I wouldn't be opposed to the Eagles bringing in another target for Michael Vick. There has already been talk about Plaxico ...  

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss announced that he is coming out of retirement Monday morning. Speaking with fans for nearly an hour on his UStream channel, Moss, who his celebrating his 35th birthday, said that off-field ...  

Once upon a time, Randy Moss was the most prolific athlete in all of sports. Highlighting SportsCenter Top 10 plays every week, gracing the front cover of every sports magazine, marketing his name to perfection (getting "Moss'd"), and recreating the mold of a superstar receiver, Randy Moss was on top of the world.Key word being "was."Moss quickly grew out of the iconic label, earning the reputation of a quitter, lazy, and a cancer in the...  

As a Philadelphia Eagles fan I am optimistic that the team will work out a way to re-sign DeSean Jackson. But even if that happens I wouldn't be opposed to the Eagles bringing in another target for Michael Vick. There has already been talk about Plaxico Burress signing with the...  

He said he was calling it quits, but we all knew better than to believe him. Today, via a chat celebrating his 35 th birthday, former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss announced that he's coming out of retirement and is looking to play some more NFL football.  

Former Tennessee Titans wide receiver Randy Moss smiles before a game against Houston. The veteran wideout, super talented yet criticized often, has announced he plans to return to the NFL. (Thomas Campbell/US Presswire) Moss decided to retire ...  

Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a Web chat today — his 35th birthday — that he's planning a comeback. His agent, Joel Segal, wouldn't go into his client's available options.  

Bleacher ReportCris Carter, Randy Moss trade barbsChicago TribuneCris Carter has no doubt Randy Moss still has the speed and talent to contribute to an NFL team, but Carter says there are lingering questions about his former Vikings teammate's ability to shrug off difficult times and compete hard on every down.2012 NFL Free Agents: 5 Teams That Would Be a Good Fit for Randy MossBleacher ReportSizing up the Moss market: Which teams make the...  

Look, we all know the story about how New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick got rid of wideout Randy Moss back in the middle of the 2010 season, trading him to the Minnesota Vikings, because, basically, he was like a locker room cancer that was ...  

Moss retorts by referencing Carter's ego and latest exclusion from Hall of Fame selection.  

Former NFL star wide receiver Randy Moss announced today on his 35th birthday that he wants to halt his retirement and play next season. "I wanna play football," Moss said on UStream "Your boy is going to come back here and play some football, so I'm really excited. I had some things I had to adjust in my life."  

His 23 touchdowns in 2007 with New England led the NFL and set a record for receivers, and his 138 points scored that season were second only to kicker Mason Crosby. Moss' 153 touchdown receptions are tied with Terrell Owens for second on the ...  

One team that could definitely use a stud wide receiver is the Denver Broncos. Denver ranked among the worst teams in the league passing, and games like the postseason loss to the New England Patriots displayed the offense's faults. Randy Moss is ...  

Wide receiver Randy Moss made a special announcement on his birthday: He plans to end his brief retirement and return to football. Moss, who turned 35 today, might find an interested team somewhere in the NFL but I don't expect him to land in ...  

The buzz may only increase from here ... He's set to go live again at 9:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday night, and you can see Moss' entire video session as it unfolds on NESN.com. Check out Randy Moss live on UStream in the video below.  

The best TV show in America isn’t being offered by your cable provider. It’s taking place nightly on Randy Moss’ Ustream channel. The 35-year-old wide receiver went back on the air Wednesday night to talk about a variety of topics, but the ...  

Evans’ remarks stand in stark contrast to what Moss’ one-time mentor and former Vikings wingman, Cris Carter, had to say on on ESPN’s Mike & Mike in the Morning on Tuesday … comments that got Moss’ thumbs fired up later in the day.  

Wide receiver Randy Moss, who sat out last season, celebrated his 35 th birthday Monday by saying he wants to play in the NFL in 2012. Could he land in the NFC South? It’s probably a long shot, but I wouldn’t say it’s completely out of the ...  

Los Angeles, Feb 13 (THAINDIAN NEWS) The NFL could see the return of former wide receiver Randy Moss. The former star announced on his 35th birthday that he is considering returning to the sport. Moss has been out of the game since 2010. He announced his retirement from the game in August last year. He last [...]  

After apparently talking about the idea with friends for about a month, wide receiver Randy Moss celebrated his 35th birthday Monday by announcing his intentions to return to the NFL. One big question is whether Moss can reignite the passion with the team ...  

Imagine Randy Moss wearing the Black & Gold...hmmm. 5 years ago I would have said hell no! Today..I say "Why not?" The 35 year old wide receiver says he's coming out of retirement after a year off in 2011. Would you add Randy Moss to the Saints roster?  

According to Michael David Smith from Pro Football Talk, St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher has expressed his infatuation with new Internet star Randy Moss. Says Fisher: “I thought the world of him over the six or eight weeks that I think we had him ...  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Randy Moss once said, “I play when I want to play.”  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Randy Moss once said, “I play when I want to play.”  

Rainer Sabin, the Cowboys beat writer for SportsDayDFW.com and The Dallas Morning News, answered questions about the team in a chat on Wednesday. Here are some of the highlights. Will Callahan insist on a running game? I think Callahan was ...  

Randy Moss is doing his best Cris Carter impersonation, trying to emulate the player who was once his mentor in Minnesota and is now hesitant to say that any team should go after one of the league's all-time great wide receivers. Carter, if you forgot ...  

All Randy Moss has known his whole life was football. He has succeeded at every level and had a tremendous impact in the NFL. Unfortunately, the time is up for Moss. His body can no longer support him like it once did and it is time for the future Hall of Famer to move on with his life. The 35-year-old out of Marshall has had a career that leaves him in the top five in major career statistics. In his 13-year career, he has been a member of the...  

Randy Moss is doing his best Cris Carter impersonation, trying to emulate the player who was once his mentor in Minnesota and is now hesitant to say that any team should go after one of the league's all-time great wide receivers.  

If Randy Moss really is coming out of retirement, former teammate Cris Carter believes the Chicago Bears would be a good fit for the wide receiver.  

The journey of Randy Moss continues. The former NFL receiver two seasons ago was traded from the New England Patriots to the Minnesota Vikings, who then released him before he was claimed by the Tennessee Titans. He hasn't played football in a year after announcing his retirement. But now he says he wants to play again in 2012. Moss took to USTREAM, which is a live video chat, and answered fans' questions, one of them being...  

I probably don’t have to revisit the long history involving semi-retired wide receiver Randy Moss and the Dallas Cowboys. I can’t think of any other player so often mentioned or discussed in association with any team that he never even played for. Some feel, and I tend to agree, that as recently as two years ago owner/general manager Jerry Jones was still wrestling with the demons brought about by not having signed one of the greatest wide...  

Cris Carter made some (really bad) suggestions for the Bears receiving corps.  

Cris Carter made some (really bad) suggestions for the Bears receiving corps.  

Randy Moss received a ringing endorsement from his last NFL head coach, Jeff Fisher, today ... The problem with Moss in Tennessee was on the field: He just wasn’t very good, catching six passes for 80 yards in eight games.  

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (UPI) -- Retired NFL wide receiver Randy Moss said on his 35th birthday Monday he'd like to get back in the game. "I just wanna go to a team and play some football," NBC Sports' Profootballtalk.com quoted Moss as saying in...  

Former Patriots receiver Randy Moss announced via a video on Ustream that he plans to return to football after skipping the 2011 season. "I just want to go to a team and play some football," Moss said on Monday, his 35th birthday, adding: "I said I had a ...  

Moss wants back in the NFL. Might the third time be the charm for the mercurial receiver and the Vikes?​Randy Moss and Cris Carter made sweet music together as the best receiving tandem in Vikings his  

If you find yourself re-reading ... Moss also has very good hands. It's these types of skills that help explain why, in spite of the fact that he had some subpar seasons over the course of his 13-year NFL career, he still ranks very high on most major ...  

MINNEAPOLIS - Being fit doesn't trump the mind that's oh so prone to quit. That, essentially, is how Cris Carter perfectly pegged the dilemma facing former Vikings teammate Randy Moss as he now attempts to follow through on Monday's announcement ...  

Now that Randy Moss has told the world that he wants to return to the NFL next season, it is time to look at teams that could be interested in the wide receiver. One of the most intriguing options out there for him are the New York Jets. Rex Ryan's team ...  

Former NFL receiver Randy Moss wants to return to the NFL next season, a decision he announced as he celebrated his 35th birthday on Monday with a uStream video chat that lasted nearly an hour. "Your boy is going to come back through here and ...  

The last two times Tom Brady was intercepted this season were on throws that were, by the standards of the current New England Patriots, total oddities: Jimmy Smith picked ... the gifted young tight end who, on a gimpy ankle and 40-plus yards ...  

Though the identities of those teams haven't been made public, it's my guess that none of those calls came from teams in the NFC North. A third stint in Minnesota ... not a 35 year old who spent 2011 not playing football. Plus, there's no indication ...  

Randy Moss has announced his desire to return to the NFL. He is one of the greatest talents the sport has ever seen and one of the game's most dangerous weapons. But it was only when he chose to be. Often the thinking into whether they actually will do ...  

MINNEAPOLIS - Being fit doesn't trump the mind that's oh so prone to quit. That, essentially, is how Cris Carter perfectly pegged the dilemma facing former Vikings teammate Randy Moss as he now attempts to follow through on Monday's announcement ...  

No chance. New England Patriots fans, do not even get the idea. Randy Moss will not be returning to the New England Patriots in 2012. There have been no concrete rumors of New England showing any interest in Moss, but I would like to put an end to those ...  

Ronnie Lott. I talked to him at the Super Bowl ... That may be why he took out some aggression on Moss Tuesday, but Carter toned it down while talking to Irvin on the radio: "Well if he could run...if he could run and if he has the hunger ...  

“I didn't want to make no splash, that's why I left it on Moss TV.” Moss, who has cut his trademark locks, took questions from fans and said he does not regret retiring after playing for the New England Patriots, Minnesota Vikings and ...  

In approximately one month from now, all 32 NFL teams will be searching for players who will improve their team. Two notable receivers hitting the free agent market are Randy Moss and Reggie Wayne. Both have pros and cons, but which receiver would you rather have on your team?  

So, Randy Moss wants back in the NFL? OK, but Cris Carter has something to say about that.  

The very last time we saw Randy Moss on a football field in South Florida Miami Dolphins cornerback Vontae Davis had the future Hall of Famer in a sleeper hold. Davis, who covered Moss twice in one season because of his trade from the New England Patriots ...  

He's 35-years-old, will be close to two years removed from his last professional snap and has an attitude problem that has flared up as often as Jessica Simpson’s microwave at 2:00am. Does this sound like a guy who can make a football team better?  

Could future Hall of Famer WR Randy Moss play for the Eagles next season?  

Could future Hall of Famer WR Randy Moss play for the Eagles next season?  

The list of 2012 free agent wide receivers has some pretty significant names, including Reggie Wayne, Vincent Jackson, Brandon Lloyd, Marques Colston and Pierre Garcon. Yesterday, it added one more gem: Randy Moss. Now, Moss wants back. Yesterday, on his ...  

The Philadelphia Eagles had mountainous expectations heaped on them heading into the 2011 season. They proceeded to completely fall apart largely due to those expectations and a grouping of strong personalities that didn't exactly help foster team chemistry.With that in mind, adding a guy like Randy Moss to the team would be a complete disaster.Forget the fact that the Eagles need to figure out what they are doing with their own receivers...  

Imagine Randy Moss wearing the Black & Gold...hmmm. 5 years ago I would have said hell no! Today..I say "Why not?" The 35 year old wide receiver says he's coming out of retirement after a year off in 2011. Would you add Randy Moss to the Saints roster?  

Being fit doesn't trump the mind that's oh so prone to quit.  

Randy Moss has been hosting live chats on Ustream for the past few days. He announced his return to football early Monday morning and has since sat for two more sit-downs with fans, gawkers and the sad rubberneckers who jump … Continue reading →  

What do you get when you mix two former NFL stars, ESPN radio, Twitter and Valentine's Day? A good old fashioned war of words steeped in a love-hate relationship. It started on Monday when Randy Moss announced his plans to return to the NFL after "retiring ...  

If I jumped out of bed at 35 years old, I might have to do a little stretching. But I can pick up a 4.3." • "Y'all start calling AP [Adrian Peterson] 'Big Brown' 'cause that's y'alls horse now." • "I love Brett Favre." • "Randy Moss is not broke.  

Somewhere, deep down inside, I knew Randy Moss would return to the NFL. With 2012 free agency beginning to heat up, I guess Moss came to the same realization.We've already seen one botched comeback attempt from a former all-pro receiver in Terrell Owens. The T.O. show held an open tryout for NFL scouts to come and observe the once all-world receiver at work. Unfortunately, no one took the bait. Moss, like Owens, was at one point the best in...  

Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots haven't had a legitimate vertical threat since the departure of Randy Moss. Although the Pats lost a Super Bowl with Moss and one without him in the past five years, there is no denying how much more dangerous ...  

Randy Moss has announced his intention of returning to the NFL after one season off and he’s attempting a...  

Moss wants back in the NFL? Ex-teammate has concerns.  

Randy Moss announced Monday that he wants to play in the NFL in 2012. Taking into account that Moss will want to play for a contender, let’s examine the teams most likely to sign the controversial receiver for the upcoming season.Contributor: John LizziPublished: Feb 14, 2012  

Former Patriots and Vikings receiver Randy Moss is seeking a return to professional football. Earlier this morning, Moss announced via his UStream channel that he would be returning to the NFL in 2012. Now, Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com is reporting that the Patriots could be interested, and that they've been told that the Patriots "still like him." Florio also states that the Patriots are the "most obvious destination...  

Earlier today, we offered up some positive reviews of WR Randy Moss from one of his former teammates, Heath Evans. They stand in stark contrast to what Moss' one-time mentor and former Vikings teammate Cris Carter had to say on on ESPN's Mike & Mike in the ...  

Adam Schefter of ESPN said this of Moss shortly after his retirement: Continuing an ongoing storyline, retired WR Randy Moss is open to returning to the NFL if he can find the right situation that has a seasoned quarterback and proper financial compensation.  

Randy Moss and Cris Carter have a love/hate relationship, with the two spewing vitriol one minute and then complimenting one another the next. It’s not going to matter what Carter has to say though, as teams will be interested in Moss regardless of what ...  

Kevin Cowherd of the Baltimore Sun joins the Norris & Davis Show every Tuesday at 7:20am to discuss the latest in sports – the good, the bad and the idiocy!  Great perspective on Baltimore sports [...]  

The Eagles are trying to build chemistry not add more problems ... So, there will be plenty of general interest in Randy Moss. He is still the second-best receiver in NFL history. But no one knows whether any of them will bite the bullet and sign him.  

Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play." Six months after retiring, the former NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat Monday, his 35th birthday, that he's planning a comeback. His...  

Randy Moss is making a comeback to the NFL, the Jaguars should consider signing him.  

But although Moss claimed on Ustream that he doesn't have to be a No. 1 receiver for a new team this fall, it's difficult to buy ... his time in New England. As much as he'd probably like to undo what happened with the Pats, he can't.  

James Walker of ESPN says the Patriots will have "medium" interest ... the connection here is pretty obvious. Tice developed the "Randy Ratio" during his time as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, and Moss had a few of his best seasons under Tice.  

Last night, in wake of announcing his return to football earlier in the day, Randy Moss put together another video webchat with his fans. And it was amusing, to say the least. Courtesy of ProFootballtalk.com, Moss made a rather provocative vow ...  

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He's tied with Terrell Owens for second on the career TD receptions list, well behind Rice's 197. Moss' personal assistant, Donnie Jones, said Moss is "ready to rock 'n' roll." In other NFL news: * Freddie Solomon, the former Miami and San ...  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play."  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Randy Moss wants to resurrect his NFL career.Moss used a  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play."  

Randy Moss wants to make a comeback. After splitting the 2010 season between three teams, registering just 28 receptions, 393 yards and five touchdowns, the 35-year-old receiver is eager to prove he's still got it. Moss claims he's capable of ...  

“I just wanna go to a team and play some football,” Moss said ... After catching 83 passes for 1,264 yards and 13 touchdowns with New England in 2009, the Patriots traded him to the Vikings after Week 3. He was cut by the Vikings after ...  

NFL notes: Randy Moss plans NFL comeback The Associated Press Published Feb 13, 2012 08:45PM MDT Charleston, W.Va. • Randy Moss once said, “I play when I want to play.” Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat Monday — his 35th birthday — that he’s planning a comeback. His agent, Joel Segal, wouldn’t go into his client’s available options. “Randy and I have discussed it...  

And Moss’ personal assistant, Donnie Jones, says Moss is “ready to rock ‘n’ roll.” Moss retired last August, compiling 14,858 receiving yards and 153 touchdowns in 13 seasons. He last played in 2010, getting traded by the New England ...  

Randy Moss is apparently planning a comeback.  

Randy Moss is apparently planning a comeback.  

Randy Moss is apparently planning a comeback.  

Randy Moss was back on his Ustream channel on Tuesday morning to answer questions from fans.  

While both wideouts travel with a caravan of baggage accumulated in their careers, it should be noted that at 35 Moss is three years younger than Owens. Hines Ward is also 35, and it appears he and the Pittsburgh Steelers will part company.  

Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat yesterday, his 35th birthday, that he's planning a comeback. His agent, Joel Segal, wouldn't go into his client's available options.  

We need a receiver in Chicago. Six-time Pro Bowler Randy Moss came out of retirement this morning. There two points should have nothing to do with each other.  

Also, they announced Matt Cavanaugh will return as the quarterbacks coach. * Cincinnati hired former New York Jets assistant Mark Carrier as their defensive-backs coach. * Green Bay moved Ben McAdoo to quarterbacks coach, Jerry Fontenot to tight ...  

Per Yahoo Sports!: In addition, according to a source close to Moss, the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Jets are at least curious and the San Francisco 49ers could look to fill a hole if they let go of Josh Morgan in free agency. A source with one of ...  

Wayne, would cost more than Moss, and he could be in the picture in New Enlgnad. The Patriots need an outside receiver to replace Chad Ochocinco and Wayne, who has played with Peyton Manning, would love being able to play with Tom Brady.  

"Cc no matter I still luv u bruh," Moss tweeted. Carter made points worth wondering about. Will Moss be able to find a team willing to overlook some real flaws in him? Or was he a quitter one too many times?  

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Randy Moss shocked the world on Monday when he announced he would be attempting a return to the NFL for the 2012-13 season. The 35-year-old receiver, speaking to fans on his birthday, announced that he had to adjust some things in his life but just wants to come back and play football now. Now, the question everyone wants answered is, Where? Here’s a look at three potential teams that could be highly interested in the mercurial wideout...  

Randy Moss wants to resurrect his NFL career. Moss used a live webchat on his 35th birthday Monday to announce he plans to come out of retirement next season. And Moss' personal assistant, Donnie Jones, says Moss is "ready to rock 'n' roll."  

Six-time Pro Bowler Randy Moss came out of retirement this morning. He went on Ustream this morning and announced, "Your boy be back for the upcoming season." These two points should have nothing to do with each other. Hear that, Phil Emery? Randy Moss is ...  

"Am I better deep threat than Calvin Johnson? I don't know," Moss said in an interview. "That's going to be interesting to see this year."  

Randy Moss is apparently planning a comeback. Moss decided to retire last August after 13 NFL seasons and told an audience on UStream.tv Monday about trying to return for 2012. He just turned 35 years old on Monday.  

For the last few months, Randy Moss has been as entertaining on Twitter as he was on the field. From posting hilarious...  

Randy Moss, the former and perhaps soon-to-be-again NFL receiver, made a couple of entertaining appearances on the live video site Ustream Monday, announcing his plans to return to football and on least one occasion comparing himself to Calvin ...  

At one point during Super Bowl XLVI, perhaps when Wes Welker was failing to catch ... that he was returning to the NFL after a year of retirement. (He continues to talk on Ustream.tv today.) Although it doesn’t seem likely, there is plenty ...  

Randy Moss took to an Internet streaming website on Monday to celebrate his 35th birthday and announce that he wants to end his brief retirement from the NFL and return for the 2012 season. "I wanna play football," Moss said on UStream on Monday morning.  

It never fails. An NFL player is cut and every fan base in the league wants their team to sign him. Or, in the case of Randy Moss, a player announces his unretirement and every team's fan base wants their team to sign him.  

The chances of the Cowboys attempting to sign Randy Moss seems highly unlikely ... Jones passed on Moss in the 1998 draft to take defensive end Greg Ellis with the eighth overall selection, a snub that served as motivation for the receiver ...  

Just when you thought you saw the last of Mr. Randy Moss, he announces, he wants to come back.  

On Monday the New York Jets announced several changes to the team’s coaching staff. From the Jets official press release: “The New York Jets announced the hiring of Defensive Line Coach Karl Dunbar, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Justus ...  

"Your boy be back for the upcoming season," the NFL's ninth all-time leading receiver told fans during a Ustream chat Monday morning. And with that, the Randy Moss comeback is on. Moss hasn't played since his bizarre 2010 football odyssey took … Continue reading →  

On his 35th birthday, Kanawha County native and football star Randy Moss has announced that he will come out of retirement and try to play again. According to a report by Pro Football Talk, Moss said that he left the game because of family i...  

My feeling is that the team has moved on. Part of the reason the Patriots moved on from Moss in the first place was a halftime blowup with play-caller Bill O’Brien in Moss’ final game with the team in Week 4 of 2010. It highlighted a shift ...  

Randy Moss wants to return to the NFL, the retired receiver announced on a USTREAM chat Monday morning.  

Carter apparently requires no such coercion when it comes to former teammate Randy Moss. With Moss announcing on his 35th birthday that he plans to return to football, Carter said Monday night that Moss still has the speed that made him one of ...  

Yes, this is happening. And unlike Terrell Owens, Randy Moss still has a few years left in him.According to Mike Florio of NBC Sports, Moss announced his return on Monday morning: The man who once said he plays when he wants to play has announced via a Ustream.tv live video that he wants to play. “I just wanna go to a team and play some football,” Moss said in an appearance commemorating his 35th birthday. That being said, Florio also believes...  

Randy Moss is one of the most productive wide receivers in NFL history. That's why, when he announced his return to football via Ustream on Monday morning, the world stopped to take notice.He was simply electric in his prime—even past his prime—and was one of the most athletically gifted players to ever line up in the NFL. Of course, it wasn't all sunshine, rainbows, kisses and flowers for Moss in his career. If it were, he may never have had...  

Randy Moss celebrated his 35th birthday by announcing he wants to end his six-month retirement from the National Football League. “I wanna play football,” former wide receiver Moss, a six-time Pro Bowl selection who is tied with Terrell ...  

Moss turned 35 on Monday and sitting out a year almost certainly hurt his ability to run crisp routes and find the extra gear he was once famous ... in his past. Remember, as the Associated Press pointed out in its recap of the comeback news ...  

Christian Ponder's wide receiving corps are decent and they have a possible future star TE in Kyle Rudolph, but there's no real shining stars except maybe Percy Harvin. Randy Moss is coming back to the NFL reportedly, but it's doubtful that he's ...  

#randymoss Football's chattering classes today have been busy dissecting Randy Moss's decision to (try to) return to the NFL at age 35. Moss has been away from the game for a year and a half, and all of the questions about him will certainly get answered in due time. The more pressing matter, though, might be the way in which Moss let the world know he planned to (try to) make a comeback: with...  

Randy Moss used a live webchat on his 35th birthday Monday to announce he plans to come out of retirement next season.  

Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat Monday — his 35th birthday — that he’s planning a comeback. His agent, Joel Segal, wouldn’t go into his client’s available options.  

CHARLESTON, West Virginia -- Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play." Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat Monday -- his 35th birthday -- that he's planning a comeback.  

Randy Moss says he can run a 4.3 40, and let's just say I have my doubts. I don't know many 35-year-old guys who can sit out a year and run a 4.3 40. In fact, I don't know many guys, period, who can turn in that time. Then again, I don't know Randy Moss.  

Randy Moss isn't joking around. The former Patriots wide receiver hopped back on Ustream Monday night to further discuss his return to the NFL and let the world know that he's going to be on a mission to atone for the way his career ended.  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play." Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat Monday — his 35th birthday — that he's planning a comeback. His agent, Joel Segal, wouldn't go into his client's  

Other free agents scheduled to hit the market include Vincent Jackson of the San Diego Chargers ... two offseasons -- trading for Lee Evans this past season and signing T.J. Houshmandzadeh in 2010 -- so you probably shouldn’t rule anything ...  

Randy Moss has announced that he is planning a comeback according to Pro Football Talk. "I just wanna go to a team and play ... have more in common than their first names. Both have covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY. Both have tackled ...  

As expected, former NFL star Randy Moss is taking a page out of Brett Favre’s playbook. According to a personal video posted on Ustreamtv, Moss is unretiring and plans on playing for a team in need this upcoming season. From ProFootballTalk ...  

Even if the Bears don’t pick up Randy Moss, they better find someone for Jay Cutler to throw the ball to. Especially in a division that features Aaron Rodgers and Matt Stafford who are going to throw and put points up. The Bears haven’t had a No. 1 ...  

Randy Moss to unretire, return to NFL Okay I'm going to make this clear, I personally don't want him in Chicago; however, he has a good amount of history with Mike Tice, and the media will jump all over this. I posted this fanshot as a warning as to what we shall see in the Chicago media for some time now. Prepare yourselves!  

Receiver is one of the few areas the franchise doesn't need an upgrade and re-signing Laurent Robinson should be a higher priority than adding a receiver that turned 35 on Monday. But with Jerry Jones running the show you never really know.  

Randy Moss announced on UStream that he is ready to get back in the NFL. Felger and Bertrand break Moss down and search for a reason why the Pats could bring him back.  

Rick Gosselin, sports columnist for The Dallas Morning News ... If you want to build a dominant front, you have to go young and give them some time to develop some cohesion. I think the Cowboys took the necessary steps in that direction in ...  

"Your boys is going to come back here and play some football ... Childress waived Moss on Nov. 1, 2010, without consulting ownership after getting word that Moss privately suggested the team should fire Childress. The Vikings had traded a ...  

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Randy Moss announced on Monday that he is ready for a return to the NFL, back and ready to catch passes in football after taking a year off in 2011. After a putrid performance in 2010 where Moss set career lows in every major receiving category, he decided ...  

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play." Six months after retiring, the veteran NFL wide receiver wants to play again. Moss announced on a webchat Monday — his 35th birthday — that he's planning a comeback.  

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Randy Moss, doing his best Brett Favre impersonation, is saying he'd like to come out of retirement and play football again in 2012. Can we please, right now, put to rest any suggestion that, if Randy does come back,...  

The Indianapolis Colts are in the midst of wholesale personnel changes for 2012, and quarterback Peyton Manning isn't the only familiar name we'll likely see departing. Wide receiver Reggie Wayne is an unrestricted free agent, and at 33, he is expected to ...  

Bears LB Thomas faces drug charge in W ... to compete in the Olympics for the U.S. since 1988 when Vicky Bullett (Maryland) and Bridgette Gordon (Tennessee) played. The 6-foot-8 center joins WNBA stars Sue Bird, Tamika Catchings and Diana Taurasi.  

SN commenter sabermetricsAreRight "Plenty of teams will take the risk. If Moss is on the Patriots two Sundays ago, they probably win that game. If your star quarterback says he wants him than you go get him. "-- SN commenter yankaJun "Moss is ...  

“I think he can be a great player for whoever picks him up.” It’s now up to NFL teams to decide whether they want to take a chance on the six-time Pro Bowler. Former Patriots teammate Tom Brady has said he’d like to throw to Moss again. A ...  

So why would things be different today? Well, for one thing, the Bears have a new GM. Phil Emery may be more willing that Jerry Angelo was to take a chance on a troubled wide receiver. And for another, the Bears need to win now. With an aging defense and a ...  

Randy Moss' time as an NFL player is over whether he wants it to be or not.He has announced that he wants to make a comeback, but no team this side of Canada is going to sign a one-dimensional receiver whose advanced age has stripped him of his one dimension.Moss retired prior to this past season. With this announcement, that retirement turned out to be just a 16-week break from the NFL. That makes this his second-longest hiatus from the NFL...  

Your boy be back for the upcoming season ... Moss said he had no regrets over the decision to walk away, claiming it took "guts" to call time on his career. But he signaled he was ready for a comeback after getting his house in order away ...  

Moss has participated in, founded, and financed many charitable endeavors since joining the NFL, particularly aimed at helping children. Many times when talking about his charity work, he has said he just looks forward to "seeing smiles."  

Several teams, including the Patriots, could use a game-breaker like Moss. He most prove that physically and mentally up to the task.  

Randy Moss will try to make a comeback in the NFL after being absent from the league last season.  

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The ex-Patriots receiver took to a live video-chat website to celebrate his 35th birthday and make an announcement: he wants to make a comeback.  

Randy Moss is one of my favorite NFL players of all time. In fact, he is probably my 2nd favorite player of all-time behind Steve McNair. Well he was just on USTREAM broadcast live, which you already know was awesome, and he said he is going to ...  

For the last few months, Randy Moss has been as entertaining on Twitter as he was on the field. From posting hilarious pictures of “thundering herds” (right) to just being his ridiculous self, Moss has been entertaining. Life just got more ...  

Moss did put his own artistic twist on the video. It runs at half speed. ClueHeywood  

"Hey, Randy, how should I stream this video?""Straight Adobe Flash, homey." Lionel Osbourne  

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Bucs hired former Giants QBs coach Mike Sullivan as offensive coordinator. Sullivan is not a particularly well known NFL assistant, but he certainly made himself more interesting as the position coach during Eli Manning's best season. In Tampa Bay ...  

“I wanna play football,” Moss said Monday morning, while chatting live with fans on USTREAM. “Your boy is going to come back here and play some football, so I’m really excited. I had some things I had to adjust in my life ...  

"I wanna play football," Moss said on UStream on Monday morning. "Your boy is going to come back here and play some football, so I'm really excited. I had some things I had to adjust in my life." Moss, one of the all-time great receivers with 954 ...  

If anybody is in the market for a 35-year-old receiver who was once the best in the game, this is your day.  

The Patriots, we’re told, still like him. As Peter King pointed out in August 2011, Moss made a surprise appearance at the home of owner Robert Kraft in the days after the passing of his wife, Myra. Adding (a cooperative, team-oriented and still spry ...