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Say what you will about Randy Moss (I’ve said my share). The New England Patriots’ debacle in Cleveland at least partially stemmed the inability of Patriots receivers to get open — something that could have at least arguably been mitigated by Moss’ presence on the field.
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danny| 11.7.10 @ 5:35PM
maybe so, but i'd rather lose without him than maybe win with him. just my opinion. kinda like my cowboys. i'd rather lose every game without jerry jones than have to put up with losing almost every game with him as owner, egotistical maniac that he is.
danny| 11.7.10 @ 5:37PM
in case anybody missed the point, i don't cater to egotistical maniacs.
geronl| 11.7.10 @ 6:00PM
I am going to agree with danny
luvntheBIGsites| 11.7.10 @ 6:04PM
I thought it was a psychological requirement to be an egotistical maniac to post here? Either way I'll take your word for it. ;-)
Lullabys, Legends and Lies| 11.7.10 @ 6:53PM
The Tea Party would rather lose this particular game, than to win it by supporting a RINO like Randy Moss (Receiver In Name Only).
Tim*| 11.7.10 @ 8:12PM
Apparently, LuLu Didn't Get The Memo: We Won Our Game, Sport.
Lullabys, Legends and Lies| 11.8.10 @ 6:34AM
Tim*: I think I got the "memo Sport", the Patriots lost 34-14 to Cleveland on Sunday, or did you misconstrue my reply to think I was talking about something else? I get this feeling that you think I'm goofing on last Tuesday's Election results (or as I liked to call it Christmas Day)? Lighten up Tim, I'm 100% with the friggin' Tea Party, hell I'm the President of my local chapter here at FT Bragg (I elected myself, and I'm its only member, but I don't need anymore than that). And to prove my support for this cause, I have $4,000 less in my bank account because of my support of their Candidates this year. So watch who you're calling Sport, Sport!! Not everything in life's a battle, so save your energy for the real wars.
debra| 11.7.10 @ 6:57PM
Any loss by NE Pats is fine by me. I still feel they are a dirty cheating team. Caught stealing plays from other teams and a little slap on the wrist and all is forgotten. Hey, sounds like Dems.
Pete| 11.8.10 @ 10:07AM
Amen.
danny| 11.7.10 @ 6:59PM
amen, debra!!
PCC| 11.7.10 @ 8:15PM
Geekers, a lot of venom out there, apparently not reserved for political agonistes alone!
Bob K.| 11.7.10 @ 9:55PM
Who cares? He's just another millionaire tax write off for a multi-millionaire owner who probably has his team in a taxpayer paid for coliseum where Television can bore everyone watching the games with 2 minute commercials every minute or so while the viewers make millions of dollars of untaxed bets with bookmakers running the largest untaxed business outside of California's Marijuana trade in the USofA!
astorian| 11.8.10 @ 11:21AM
Vince Lombardi used to like to tell problem players, “I’ll put up with your crap until I can find someone good enough to replace you.”
Bill Belichick made a huge blunder- NOT in dumping Randy Moss, who has always been a royal pain, but in dumping Moss BEFORE he had a viable replacement in mind.