![]() Moss says, he's "done," and ruled out any possible return to Foxboro. (FILE:Icon/SMI) |
Hopefully this news ends any speculation on the chances of Randy Moss returning to New England, but it appears even he's ruling it out.
Jerry Spar of WEEI has a quick entry this morning on Moss, who ended any chance of returning to Foxboro after saying, "No, I'm done." Moss was in town playing golf when two radio producers caught him and questioned him on the possibility of playing here one more time.
Thankfully his answer was, "No", instead of something along the lines of, "I don't know man, if they called me I'd come back."
Instead he opted to dismiss it as a possibility, which is good news for the majority of fans who obviously appreciate what he did while he was here, but know they're better off moving forward with their current group.
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