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Randy Moss is a problem wherever he goes. He has immense talent but a sour attitude.

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 03:04 PM ET  05.10 by Slim-N-None

Randy Moss is a problem wherever he goes. He has immense talent but a sour attitude.

Yeah, when you speak the truth, and people do not agree...you are the problem.

QUOTE(#2):

Originally posted 03:18 PM ET  05.10 by BGDUECE

Yeah, when you speak the truth, and people do not agree...you are the problem.

Tell that to the Vikings, Patriots and Raiders. The man is all about himself and not a team player.

QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 03:23 PM ET  05.10 by Slim-N-None

Tell that to the Vikings, Patriots and Raiders. The man is all about himself and not a team player.

and Titans.

Randy Moss+ NY Jets = perfect fit

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 05:39 PM ET  05.10 by Mangler.

Randy Moss+ NY Jets = perfect fit

Yes, a dysfunctional player, a dysfunctional coach and a dysfunctional team.

Moss is almost always a distraction, but you can't say he was "the problem" when he was with the Patriots. Sure his last few weeks there he was yapping like usual but they got rid of him quickly in a great trade, for them, and still went 14-2. But back to the original topic, there is no room for Moss on the Jets. he has nothing left and wasn't even targeted for most of last season. the last thing a young QB like Sanchez needs is an ego-maniacal receiver disrupting the huddle. Maybe guys like LT, Jenkins and Bart Scott could keep him in line, but even if he behaves he's still an old wide receiver that's way past his prime.

QUOTE(#7):

Originally posted 06:05 PM ET  05.10 by Guns N Guitars

Yes, a dysfunctional player, a dysfunctional coach and a dysfunctional team.

My point exactly

QUOTE(#8):

Originally posted 06:22 PM ET  05.10 by JackStraw~

If your definition of dysfunctional is back-to-back trips to the AFC Championship game in the first two years of Ryan's head coaching career, well, then, yeah.

With back to back losses, then smack talking

QUOTE(#12):

Originally posted 07:25 PM ET  05.10 by JackStraw~

dysfunctional teams don't make consecutive Championship games. Relatively successful ones do.

Successful teams win Championship games.

QUOTE(#14):

Originally posted 08:42 PM ET  05.10 by JackStraw~

No, successful teams win the Super Bowl. Everything else is failure--hence the relatively successful specification.

I cannot argue with that logic

QUOTE(#14):

Originally posted 08:42 PM ET  05.10 by JackStraw~

No, successful teams win the Super Bowl. Everything else is failure--hence the relatively successful specification.

That's what I meant.

The Jets will hopefully have Santonio Holmes and Braylon Edwards back. I've got to believe that they won't want to leave the Jets, who have shown that they can play with the best teams in the league. Trying to add Randy Moss into the mix would be a mistake. Randy Moss would not be happy with two receivers above him, and when Randy Moss isn't happy, EVERYBODY knows.

Moss makes sense to any offense that has a QB who can get the ball to him.

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 03:04 PM ET  05.10 by Slim-N-None

Randy Moss is a problem wherever he goes. He has immense talent but a sour attitude.

But he is productive!

QUOTE(#18):

Originally posted 10:48 AM ET  05.11 by Woody's Boy

Moss makes sense to any offense that has a QB who can get the ball to him.

How many Super Bowl rings does Moss have?