NEPatriot

Moss clearly likes his weed.

JoeSixPat

I've got no moral issue with a football player who likes his weed - all that matters to me is the possible suspensions. Obviously it's not indicative of a hard work ethic either but, if there weren't the potential for NFL suspensions it wouldn't be a big deal to me.

hearing that there's serious consideration of Moss, out of the two I'd still go for Stallworth. There's nothing suggesting Stallworth takes plays off like Moss - and Moss obviously would have to renegotiate his salary in a serious way to even contemplate giving up a 4th rounder for him.

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Phokus

We should get stallworth (assuming the substance is something innocuous like _\|/_). Given that he's in the program, we could have some leverage in getting a bargain contract out of him.

NEPatriot

Agreed. I would like to see Dante in a Pats uniform. Let's hope the price comes down.

salty

Combine this info with Stallworth's injury concerns and his dependability issues, and I'd say the Pats should stay away. Only way I could see signing him is if it were an incentive-laden contract with little guaranteed money, that was easy to walk around from, if it became necessary. Don't see Stallworth going for that, but I guess you never know.

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What an off-season!

pats1

And there was a certain running back who was suspended the first four games of the 2006 season for an NFL substance abuse policy violation...

His name?

Sammy Morris.

(Of course, then there's always Mike Cloud...)