KontradictioN

I'd like to see Moss go over the middle of the field a bit more. That was the one dimension I thought his game was lacking in last season (other than that spectacular grab in the Colts game). His game is a little one dimensional in the aspect that he is one of the best, if not THE best in the history in the NFL of outrunning the secondary and jumping up for the ball. If he goes over the middle a little more, cornerbacks can't give him a 10 yard cushion and, if they do, he'll make them pay for it. It makes me smile that Randy is taking advice from Welker. Hopefully, it makes his game even better than it was last year.

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Scouse Patriot

It may add another dimension to that one dimension Recievers like randy still have to have that footwork to clear the DB's and he may just notice it trying to get outside the corner or even getting that explosion off the line. Knowing where your feet are helps immensly. Pace is one thing but if Moss finds it helps shaking DB's with footwork and aids his agility, even just a little, thats massive for the Patriots.

ctpatsfan77

In HS he was a RB, a DB, and a PK; he was basically on the field the entire game.

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rockthecasbah

His coach said somewhere that he'd score a touchdown, throw up on the sidelines, and run back out to kick the extra point.