YERCELL said:porky88 said:When he left Minnesota he left what he thought was a downhill team for an up and coming Raider team.
He was traded, so it doesn't matter what "he thought", he had no choice.
Greg C. said:Wow, I'm amazed how many people around here would like Randy Moss to be a Packer. He is more mature than he used to be, but that's not saying a whole lot. And he's not as bad as T.O., but that's not saying a whole lot, either. He's a crybaby, and he quits on routes. He rubbed his butt on the goalpoast at Lambeau Field. It would be very bad karma for the Packers to sign him. The Koren Robinson signing was puzzling, but signing Moss would be truly disturbing, at least to me.
flapackfan said:Greg C. said:Wow, I'm amazed how many people around here would like Randy Moss to be a Packer. He is more mature than he used to be, but that's not saying a whole lot. And he's not as bad as T.O., but that's not saying a whole lot, either. He's a crybaby, and he quits on routes. He rubbed his butt on the goalpoast at Lambeau Field. It would be very bad karma for the Packers to sign him. The Koren Robinson signing was puzzling, but signing Moss would be truly disturbing, at least to me.
I'll explaing my reason.
Number 1, if we trade A-Rod for Moss it obviously means Favre will commit to another couple of years which would be great news for me. He is one of the main reasons i look forward to football sunday and the only reason i got Directv NFL package.
Number 2, with Moss, we have a chance to make the playoffs this year and superbowl the two years after that.
As far as the guys attitude. He is a primadona receiver just like many receivers. See Chad Johnson, T.O. Sterling Sharpe, Andre Rison, Javon Walker, Michael Irvin, Keyshawn and many others.
Bottom line, the guy has skills and he knows it and he really doesnt care what anyone thinks about him and when he has a good QB to throw to him, more than backs it up. We had a chance to draft him and we picked Jamal Reynolds i believe. We would have picked up at least one or 2 more superbowls if we had drafted him instead. Lets not make the same mistake twice.
By the way, in his 7 or 8 years in the league. I dont believe he has been arested once. I dont believe he has been suspended for illegal substances or anything. He speaks his mind and he wants the ball and wants to win. He spoke up a couple of weeks ago about wanting to be a team leader but the coaching situation in Oakland does not allow players to take those roles or something like that. The guy wants to win, be involved and to be a leader. That sounds like packer people to me.
Greg C. said:Didn't he hit a cop with his car or something? I remember that was a few years back, but I could be wrong.
flapackfan said:Greg C. said:Wow, I'm amazed how many people around here would like Randy Moss to be a Packer. He is more mature than he used to be, but that's not saying a whole lot. And he's not as bad as T.O., but that's not saying a whole lot, either. He's a crybaby, and he quits on routes. He rubbed his butt on the goalpoast at Lambeau Field. It would be very bad karma for the Packers to sign him. The Koren Robinson signing was puzzling, but signing Moss would be truly disturbing, at least to me.
I'll explaing my reason.
Number 1, if we trade A-Rod for Moss it obviously means Favre will commit to another couple of years which would be great news for me. He is one of the main reasons i look forward to football sunday and the only reason i got Directv NFL package.
Number 2, with Moss, we have a chance to make the playoffs this year and superbowl the two years after that.
As far as the guys attitude. He is a primadona receiver just like many receivers. See Chad Johnson, T.O. Sterling Sharpe, Andre Rison, Javon Walker, Michael Irvin, Keyshawn and many others.
Bottom line, the guy has skills and he knows it and he really doesnt care what anyone thinks about him and when he has a good QB to throw to him, more than backs it up. We had a chance to draft him and we picked Jamal Reynolds i believe. We would have picked up at least one or 2 more superbowls if we had drafted him instead. Lets not make the same mistake twice.
By the way, in his 7 or 8 years in the league. I dont believe he has been arested once. I dont believe he has been suspended for illegal substances or anything. He speaks his mind and he wants the ball and wants to win. He spoke up a couple of weeks ago about wanting to be a team leader but the coaching situation in Oakland does not allow players to take those roles or something like that. The guy wants to win, be involved and to be a leader. That sounds like packer people to me.
longtimefan said:A poster on the ESPN Forums had posted this..
The 2 hosts on the Madison ESPN radio show have said the Packers are in talks with the Raiders for Randy Moss..
According to the radio hosts it is going to be A-Rod and or draft pick..
Do not know if these guys are trust worthy, or even if the poster in the forum is..
GakkofNorway said:lol a bear fan from oregon, I thought that oregon was all about da ducks
A poster on the ESPN Forums had posted this..
The 2 hosts on the Madison ESPN radio show have said the Packers are in talks with the Raiders for Randy Moss..
According to the radio hosts it is going to be A-Rod and or draft pick..
Do not know if these guys are trust worthy, or even if the poster in the forum is..
Packers | Jennings would support a trade for Moss
Wed, 21 Mar 2007 12:56:18 -0700
Adam Schein, of FOXSports.com, reports Green Bay Packers WR Greg Jennings would support a trade for Oakland Raiders WR Randy Moss. Jennings said in an interview he would benefit from Moss' experience and from the attention Moss commands from opposing defenses on the field. Jennings also said the players have discussed the possibility of acquiring Moss and believe he would fit well in the locker room. "I would think Randy would fit in our locker room. And we have obviously discussed this among each other," Jennings said. "Anytime you have a guy who can come in and be a huge addition to your team, if you play with Brett, you are going to step your game up to play with him."