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bhelmLSU · Mar 5, 2007

Good read about the mistake Moss will be making if he demands a trade.

From ESPN's Monday Morning QB:

OK, so two straight frustrating seasons have left Moss unhappy. The Raiders aren't too thrilled with him either, and he turned 30 three weeks ago. But here sits Oakland now, with the first pick in the draft, and with a quarterback they're gradually coming to like a lot, JaMarcus Russell, in their sights. Russell can stand at the 20-yard line on a windless day, take one step, and fling a spiral into the end zone 80 yards away. Why on God's green earth would they ever consider trading the guy who could make such beautiful music with Russell over the next two or three years?
There was a reason the Raiders traded for Moss, and that reason was to pair him with a quarterback with a great arm. Unless Moss has told Raiders brass, "I will not try if you keep me here'' (and I'm told he has not), it's foolish to entertain any offers for him. If Russell is playing by mid-October, Moss should have a 1,400-yard, 12-touchdown season.
8. I think the NFL rookie version of A-Rod and Jeter is JaMarcus Russell and Brady Quinn. Being around Russell at the combine, I got the feeling he won't be inviting Quinn to any of his pre-draft soirees. Seems he thinks Quinn was a bit stuck-up when they worked out in Tempe over the last couple of months. And Quinn doesn't know exactly what happened, but he saw he was scheduled to work alongside Russell when the two first got to Arizona, and the next day he saw Russell had been switched out of the group. Coincidence? Maybe. But they're not destined to be best buds.
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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/peter_king/03/04/thomas/5.html

tirk · Mar 5, 2007

"I want to be the No. 1 pick. As far as playing for a certain team, I don't want to say it doesn't matter a lot, but that's my goal." ---martha quinn

get over it already article here

looks like the hoodie is after moss because hes loved him from the beginning. that would be interesting.

A source said Belichick believes he could motivate Moss to play and that he’d have the locker room support system to back him up,
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Pats show interest in dealing for Moss
By John Tomase
Boston Herald Sports Writer
Monday, March 5, 2007 - Updated: 05:05 AM EST

On the surface, Randy Moss doesn’t seem like a Patriots [team stats] kind of player. He often plays at half-speed and has quit on more than one team.

http://patriots.bostonherald.com/patriots/view.bg?articleid=186445