PATRIOTS-80

Yes, we get him and were going to the SB

Just say no

shmessy

No. ten characters

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"They (Patriots) may be the greatest team ever" - Chris Mortenson, January 18, 2005 on espn.com

Fixit

I don't know, dammit!

Tunescribe

Just once, I'd like to see Brady work with someone like Moss. If BB thinks he can motivate the guy and if the price is affordable, I say go for it. He is NOT worth a first-round pick, however.

DarrylS

It depends on what we have to give up and his numbers. If it cost us a #1 and 8-9million cap hit, I say no. But do believe if it is reasonable, he could be neutralized in this franchise. Do not see this team putting up with a lot of his crap, and business will be taken care of. Cannot tantrum without an audience.

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"Being the best doesn't mean you always win. It just means you win more than anyone else".. tweet from Kurt Warner to Tom Brady.

BelichickFan

Not a big difference between Moss and Dillon to me. For all the nice talk about Dillon around here, he gave us a great year then took a couple years off. Sure there were some legit injuries - but he also took himself out of the game every time he has 2 or 3 straight carries. Maybe I'm being too hard on Dillon but after 2004, he was no different from the Moss you see taking plays off when he feels like it.

Do I want Moss ? Probably not. But the Patriots going after Welker and, seemingly, being interested in Stallworth and Moss speaks VOLUMES about Caldwell and Gaffney.

Clonamery

Putting the word out that we're interested is worth it if only as smoke...er, yeah, a smokescreen.

Sean Pa Patriot

How about a not sure???

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We going to take it one game at a time

Crowpointer

Yes but only if Belichick and Pioli agree with me

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Michigan Dave

I don't think Corey took a couple of years off at all. Rather, years of being the only offensive weapon on a poor, poor team, and being beaten down as a result, took their toll. The man was hurt. He had clearly lost a step, and he still played with passion and heart. Would you rather he stay in the game fatigued, when there were multiple options on the bench to replace him and contribute? I think that takes a strong realization to do, and I won't knock Corey's character on the Pats at all.

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