Vikings waive Moss?
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cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Good for them. 
Did you hear him running his yap? Idiot.
Vikings waive Randy Moss less than one month after trade from Patriots - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com
Did you hear him running his yap? Idiot.Vikings waive Randy Moss less than one month after trade from Patriots - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com
Pete
Repete
Good for them.
Vikings waive Randy Moss less than one month after trade from Patriots - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com
I wonder if Snyder has called him yet?
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retiredweaxman
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Did anyone watch the Vikes/Pats game? The play I questioned was the interference call against the NE defender guarding Moss. Sure, it was interference - but I commented on that play to my wife saying that Moss could have caught that ball - it dropped 2 yards in front of him and he slowed up and "alligator" armed the pass.
I wonder if he knew this was coming and just gave up yesterday?
I wonder if he knew this was coming and just gave up yesterday?
Pete
Repete
Anyone seen my general manager hat??
It is over by the football phone
itsbob
I bowl overhand
I thought the same thing.
Not once did he play back or fight for the ball.. he was more a bystander than a player most of the game
Larry Gude
Strung Out
Anyone seen my general manager hat??
It's sitting on top of the checkbook, boss man.
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retiredweaxman
Guest
It seems we are not the only ones that saw that play...and how it seemed he quit on that play....
How Randy Moss quitting on a play led to his release by Vikings - Shutdown Corner - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
OldHillcrestGuy
Well-Known Member
I just had an "oh shiat" moment...you don't suppose..nah..can't happen...right?
Hey he's got to be better then Joey Galloway.
donbarzini
Well-Known Member
He will be joining the Cowboys because they have a record worse than the Redskins(and over half the league) and because Jerry thinks he'll be a good role model for Dez Bryant. Annnnnnd he wants to see if Wade's head will actually explode.
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retiredweaxman
Guest
Oooops - maybe someone should tell Randy...
Moss has yet to be informed by the team of his release, though he is assuming at this point he will be waived, a source with knowledge of the situation told NFL Network inside Jason La Canfora.
The league has released Monday's wire to authorized personnel, and Moss is not included on it, a source with access to the wire told La Canfora.
The deadline for daily transactions is 4 p.m. The Vikings could still elect to waive Moss later this week. Childress told the team he would do so today, but a source said others in the organization were not of the same mind.
The Vikings acquired Moss, along with a seventh-round pick in 2012, in exchange for a third-round pick in 2011.
"Randy is very sad to find out about being waived by the Vikings this morning," Moss' agent, Joel Segal, said in an e-mail to the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "He has and always will remain fond of the fans in Minnesota. We will let the process of the waiver wire take its course and we will move on from there."
Segal told the Star-Tribune that he already has received calls from the Miami Dolphins and Seattle Seahawks inquiring about Moss.
NFL.com news: Moss still a Viking after Childress says WR would be waived
Moss has yet to be informed by the team of his release, though he is assuming at this point he will be waived, a source with knowledge of the situation told NFL Network inside Jason La Canfora.
The league has released Monday's wire to authorized personnel, and Moss is not included on it, a source with access to the wire told La Canfora.
The deadline for daily transactions is 4 p.m. The Vikings could still elect to waive Moss later this week. Childress told the team he would do so today, but a source said others in the organization were not of the same mind.
The Vikings acquired Moss, along with a seventh-round pick in 2012, in exchange for a third-round pick in 2011.
"Randy is very sad to find out about being waived by the Vikings this morning," Moss' agent, Joel Segal, said in an e-mail to the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "He has and always will remain fond of the fans in Minnesota. We will let the process of the waiver wire take its course and we will move on from there."
Segal told the Star-Tribune that he already has received calls from the Miami Dolphins and Seattle Seahawks inquiring about Moss.
NFL.com news: Moss still a Viking after Childress says WR would be waived
Rael
Supper's Ready
Well, I guess he's going to Tennessee. How long will he last there, I wonder? He comes across to me as a cancer to a team instead of team player (regardless of how 'good' he was or is). I guess the Titans will either work him in, or work him out like the Pats and Vikes. But I'm inclined to think he won't fit in there, either.
Otter
Nothing to see here
He'll be a model citizen there, working for a big contract for next year.
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
Tilted
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If the Titans got him, that means the Redskins could have had him if they'd have made a claim for him. 
Mr. Snyder, would you care to explain why you let this spectacular opportunity pass? And don't give me no BS about the salary cap. Just think, this very weekend, we lowly Redskins fans could have been watching someone play football in our uniform who just last week was being thrown to by... you know who.
Mr. Snyder, would you care to explain why you let this spectacular opportunity pass? And don't give me no BS about the salary cap. Just think, this very weekend, we lowly Redskins fans could have been watching someone play football in our uniform who just last week was being thrown to by... you know who.
MrSnyder
Member
Its all about the salary cap, signing Moss would have kept me from signing you-know-who in the off-season. I've already converted 80 acres in southern Potomac to prime dove-hunting country as an enticement.