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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Where you from? At least use Bobby Orr as a comparison.The talent and ability that this guy brings to the football field is simply ridiculous. Watching Moss play football is like watching Gretzky play hockey.
Utterly amazing talent.
I said this on the day the Patriots traded for Moss - he instantly became the most talented player on the roster. I know how good Brady is, but Moss has talent that rivals Jerry Rice.
Well I played with Gretz ..... never played with OrrWhere you from? At least use Bobby Orr as a comparison.
I said this on the day the Patriots traded for Moss - he instantly became the most talented player on the roster. I know how good Brady is, but Moss has talent that rivals Jerry Rice.
I saw Orr play too. I just meant if someone wants to compare an extremely talented New England player with an extremely talented player from another sport, why not use another New England (Boston) player? Anyway, I wonder if it was more Moss being hurt during his two years in Oakland or not giving a sh*t. I didn't watch enough Raider games to be able to tell, they've been so bad. Probably was a combination of both.Please
Don't compare any football player to ORR.
Go watch some old film of him. He was something else. Glad I was able to watch him when I was growing up!
The talent and ability that this guy brings to the football field is simply ridiculous. Watching Moss play football is like watching Gretzky play hockey.
Utterly amazing talent.
Has Moss not caught a ball thrown to him? I did not see the game but noticed that everything that is thrown his way is brought in for a catch.
The talent and ability that this guy brings to the football field is simply ridiculous. Watching Moss play football is like watching Gretzky play hockey.
Utterly amazing talent.
He's a freak of nature. When you hear guys like Felger and others saying he's not going all out, it a shame they don't realize what they are looking at. He's so effortless, so smooth, such soft hands. If the ball is near him, he catches it.
Wow!
I've been a Moss fan since his early days with the Vikings so naturally I was ecstatic when the Pats traded for him. During training camp, he was a man amongst boys (and I mean that with all due respect to the rest of the receivers). Randy was making one handed catches almost using a windmill motion with his entire arm. When DB’s were doing their cover drills, they were full speed against Welker and Caldwell. When covering Randy….Moss looked like he was jogging….yet the DB’s were trying to keep up with him at full speed. Randy Moss is a freak….and I’m glad he plays for our New England Patriots