PATSNUTme

I have never been a big Randy Moss fan. Not because I don't think he's talented but because I never saw him as being a team player.

So, I'm going to take a wait and see attitude with him. He has shown some things, such as taking less money, and he sounded that he get's it on an interview that I heard.

Now, Fryer was a very talented player but never "got it" until he left the Patriots later in his career. Maybe the same thing is happening with Moss. He knows that this is his best and last chance to win a championship.

So right now I'm a little excited about him, but holding back accepting him as a "real Patriot' until I see what he does at mid-season.

Patriot_in_NY

I can personal, as can anyone over 30-35, with time comes a lot of things with {almost} everyone. One of the biggest is maturity.

I think Moss reached that point in his life that many people do. He had an honest conversation with himself, and basically said I have ONE more opportunity, and I'm willing to sacrifice BIG TIME to go for it.

Moss at 30+ isn't Moss at 24-25, ect...... As for the Raiders journey........... Get real, do you actually think he is the ONLY Raider that ain't giving it his all. Think again, they have an entire team just like him. HE's just foolishly the most vocal and visible one doing it. Think back, Dillon quit Ciny too, long before he left. No-one can convince me otherwise.

If taking basically a 16M dollar pay doesn't convince you that he is taking this WAAAAAAAY serious. Nothing will.

I expect great things from him.