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On plenty of occasions yesterday, Moss would stay on the sideline until right before the huddle was broken and, at the last minute, run on to the field with another receiver racing off. On others, Moss would be in the huddle until right before it broke, and come out at the last second.
Why? It's simple: Force the Jets to make a call based on the personnel on the field and, then, make them adjust quickly.
It's a difficult situation to be in and, more than anything else, illustrates the respect that must be paid to a player of Moss' caliber. Coverage and rush packages must be called with Moss in mind, and there are very few players that command that kind of respect.