Randy Moss

Hey I think Randy Moss is one of the best receivers in the NFL if not the best, I know Randy and Randy is not a quitter. I met Randy years ago when he was in high school. I think a lot of it is jealousy. Keep up the good work Randy. I will always watch the Patriots. I think that Tom Brady and  Randy Moss are the best duo in the league no matter anyone says  

(Podcast is posted on 4SportBoston.com ) It's that time of week again kids. The crew from 4 Sport Boston got together with Nick from North Station Sports once again and made sweet harmony on the virtual airwaves. This week we had a lot to talk about with the teams all being extremely active over the past week and being in the midst of the holiday season. Speaking of the holiday season, make sure you check out this wonderful video that is...  

Below is the report from today's practice. Randy Moss frequently misses Wednesday practices with the team's blessing, so it would be a mistake to tie his absence today to the criticism he has received since Wednesday. Extra Points: Practice participation report  

Much was made after the New England Patriots vs. Carolina Panthers game of Randy Moss' one catch for 16 yards performance, especially after comments were made by some Panthers players about Moss' actions on the field.  

Boston Herald (blog)Randy Moss must roll vs. BillsBoston HeraldGiven the Bills have the NFL's worst-ranked defense against the run, Laurence Maroney [stats], Sammy Morris, Kevin Faulk [stats] and perhaps Fred Taylor ...AFC East: What Are the Chances of a Three-Way Tie with Two Weeks To Go?Bleacher ReportNew England Patriots at Buffalo Bills NFL Picks & OddsLocksmith Sports PicksRival receivers have some catching up to doBoston GlobeDaily News...  

PFTV's Mike Florio talks about the Randy Moss saga in New England. Florio says there are no excuses that can justify Randy Moss quitting on the field and he is tired of hearing Tom Brady and Bill Belichick defend the actions of Moss.Add this to your queueAdded: Wed Dec 16 23:27:04 UTC 2009Air date: Wed Dec 16 00:00:00 UTC 2009Duration: 02:51  

FOXBOROUGH — Randy Moss caught one pass against Carolina, and he fumbled it away. The star receiver was largely neutralized in the New England Patriots' 20-10 victory over the Panthers on Sunday, when he spent more time tackling defenders after turnovers than avoiding them.  

Cold Hard Football Facts ranks them 7th (+3):  Last week: 20-10 win vs. Carolina. Loafing malcontent Randy Moss has seven drops in 120 targets; tough-as-nails gamer Wes Welker has six drops in 136 targets. WEEI ranks them 9th (+3):  Randy Moss and Bill Belichick had a “good talk” following the disciplinary action that was taken after Moss showed up late last Wednesday. This is according to Belichick during his appearance on The Big Show Monday...  

A tumultuous week for Randy Moss ended with a dud. He finished with one catch for 16 yards, one dropped pass, one lost fumble, and a fourth-quarter false start penalty. The home crowd also booed him and Panthers defenders thought he quit on plays.  

Well, this was quite the hectic week in New England. It all began with the last minute loss to the Dolphins which closed the gap in the AFC East race to just one game and made these last four games more important and gave us more of a chance of having a heart attack while watching the game. After the loss to the Dolphins, the talk the next day was all about how the dynasty was over wherever you turned. Most diehard Pats fans felt differently...  

Don't worry man, we've got your back. View full size photo » Matt Bowen (Nat'l Football Post) Defends Randy Moss' character. So, yes, the Panthers did take Moss out of the game. And, yes, he did look lethargic on a certain number of plays. But to say that he quit on his teammates? No, I’m not buying that. Did he...  

Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss addresses the media during his postgame press conference at the Louisiana Superdome on Monday, November 30, 2009. Q: Did they do anything in their game plan to surprise you today? RM:: I think besides getting after it though, it's nothing that we haven't seen before. They doubled me a lot. They doubled Wes [Welker] a lot. It's nothing that we haven't seen before. They just put it to us, it's simple as that. Q...  

The Boston Globe reports that four Patriots, including Randy Moss, were sent home by the Patriots today for being tardy to a team meeting. An excerpt: OK, so four players (Adalius Thomas, Randy Moss, Gary Guyton, Derrick Burgess) were banished...  

One of the marks of a true champion is not resting on your laurels, but easily forgetting the last victory and redoubling your efforts in order to claim the next one. Looking at the Oakland Raiders recent track record, it’s glaringly obvious why they haven’t been referred to as champions in a very long time. Since the Raiders’ loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2002 Superbowl, Oakland has ...  

ESPN.com - AFC West - Blog Here’s an area each team in the AFC West needs to improve on  during Week 15: Oakland, pass protection: The Raiders’ offensive line fell apart in the second half against Washington. Quarterback JaMarcus Russell, who entered the game in the third quarter, was sacked six times. Oakland will have no chance [...]