Randy Moss wants to play in 2013

You might be a good fit with your old team in Minnesota, because you are probably better than anyone else they have except number 12.

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Originally posted 04:03 PM ET  01.28 by toad

You might be a good fit with your old team in Minnesota, because you are probably better than anyone else they have except number 12.

Also Miami.

The chance that owner Zygi Wilf allows the Vikes to sign him again are slim and none, and slim just left the building. Miami is certainly a destination, maybe SD or resigning with SF.

SF might keep him if he makes some plays sunday.

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Originally posted 04:55 PM ET  01.28 by shiprock

SF might keep him if he makes some plays sunday.

Mmmmm, no.

I have to give him credit... I honestly thought that he was done.

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Originally posted 05:44 PM ET  01.28 by Otis B. Driftwood

I have to give him credit... I honestly thought that he was done.

He hasn't exactly been stellar this season.

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Originally posted 05:46 PM ET  01.28 by Guns N Guitars

He hasn't exactly been stellar this season.

He was what they needed him to be.

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Originally posted 05:19 PM ET  01.28 by George W. Watson

Mmmmm, no.

Think of it this way, on this sunday half the nations' watching, no more quiting on plays.

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Originally posted 06:45 PM ET  01.28 by Otis B. Driftwood

He was what they needed him to be.

I agree. SF knew they were not getting Randy Moss in his prime. They didn't pay him much (comparatively). He was a solid # 3 who made some big plays and, believe it or not, was a good influence in the locker room. Crucify me if you must, but as between him and Ray Lewis winning a SB tiltle this year, I am rooting for Moss.

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Originally posted 07:14 PM ET  01.28 by Play the Game

I agree. SF knew they were not getting Randy Moss in his prime. They didn't pay him much (comparatively). He was a solid # 3 who made some big plays and, believe it or not, was a good influence in the locker room. Crucify me if you must, but as between him and Ray Lewis winning a SB tiltle this year, I am rooting for Moss.

Can't disagree with that. Moss smoked some hemp, Lewis snuffed two guys.

No contest.

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Originally posted 07:14 PM ET  01.28 by Play the Game

I agree. SF knew they were not getting Randy Moss in his prime. They didn't pay him much (comparatively). He was a solid # 3 who made some big plays and, believe it or not, was a good influence in the locker room. Crucify me if you must, but as between him and Ray Lewis winning a SB tiltle this year, I am rooting for Moss.

I like this and I hope he does get his ring.

If he wants to play look out, he's something else!

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Originally posted 06:45 PM ET  01.28 by Otis B. Driftwood

He was what they needed him to be.

This. He's been there when they needed him, and more importantly, he's kept his mouth shut and hasn't drawn any attention to himself off the field.

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Originally posted 08:17 PM ET  01.28 by THE BISHOP!

I like this and I hope he does get his ring.

Ditto this.

I hope this is not one more case of a big name player having blown all of his money even before he retires and so is hanging on for a modest paycheck. He should have tens of millions in the bank.

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Originally posted 05:44 PM ET  01.28 by Otis B. Driftwood

I have to give him credit... I honestly thought that he was done.

Alex Smith didn't have the arm to get him the ball. All of his looks came from Kaepernick. Also they have Crabtree, Manningham, and Davis with him being the deep receiver. In the beginning with Kaepernick they didn't open up passing game enough for you to see him get many looks. So simply not enough opportunities to come his way this year because of the offense not him or his skills/performance. Put him in Miami or Dallas or Atlanta or San Diego where the QB's have long ball arms and you will see his production go up big time. You saw him with Brady and it was ridiculous. No one has yet said that he does not still have the physical ability...he is a freak of nature physically and always has been. I hope he scores at least one TD in SB. He deserves to score and play well in his 2nd SB.

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Originally posted 09:49 PM ET  01.28 by Horsehide_McGee

I hope this is not one more case of a big name player having blown all of his money even before he retires and so is hanging on for a modest paycheck. He should have tens of millions in the bank.

Agreed. His accountant must have finally gotten his attention.

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Originally posted 07:14 PM ET  01.28 by Play the Game

I agree. SF knew they were not getting Randy Moss in his prime. They didn't pay him much (comparatively). He was a solid # 3 who made some big plays and, believe it or not, was a good influence in the locker room. Crucify me if you must, but as between him and Ray Lewis winning a SB tiltle this year, I am rooting for Moss.

I can agree with this

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Originally posted 07:14 PM ET  01.28 by Play the Game

I agree. SF knew they were not getting Randy Moss in his prime. They didn't pay him much (comparatively). He was a solid # 3 who made some big plays and, believe it or not, was a good influence in the locker room. Crucify me if you must, but as between him and Ray Lewis winning a SB tiltle this year, I am rooting for Moss.

Good post, I hope moss gets his ring too