Niners greats rip Moss

he's like 6'4 and wouolda needed a 5 foot ladder to make a play on that ball....and who cares what romo tha steriod racist has to say anyway any1 who spits in an opposing players face is certainly not a "great" player

Time to beat up on Randy, now that Niners lost, last year it was Welker!!!

That bad throw was on Kap. There was nothing Randy could've done to get near that badly overthrown ball. And, Randy did break up a potential INT on another bad Kap pass.

Romanowski was "great"?

He really did get the "alligator arms" bro... I saw this.

i dont c how they dont get a flag on that 4th dwn in the endzone...if tha ball is in the air there cant b any contact w/ the wr and crabman was clearly held tha entire time

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Originally posted 08:22 AM ET  02.04 by Formerly from Ewa PGH Fan

That bad throw was on Kap. There was nothing Randy could've done to get near that badly overthrown ball. And, Randy did break up a potential INT on another bad Kap pass.

That's true, but once he realized the ball was over his head he took the rest of the play off, watched the return and let someone else get involved with the tackle.

If you want anyone to call you in the offseason, Randy, leave your number at some vinyl siding places.

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Originally posted 08:33 AM ET  02.04 by Debbie Does

That's true, but once he realized the ball was over his head he took the rest of the play off, watched the return and let someone else get involved with the tackle.If you want anyone to call you in the offseason, Randy, leave your number at some vinyl siding places.

On a TD pass Kaepernick threw in the red zone, you could see Moss almost let go of his block too early. He's just lazy.

Moss COULD have been the Greatest WR of all time, but his work ethic is why he's not even close.

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Originally posted 08:35 AM ET  02.04 by Robataille

Moss COULD have been the Greatest WR of all time, but his work ethic is why he's not even close.

Yeah. He was playing in the Superbowl, in what may end up to be the last game of his career, and he doesn't leave everything on the field. Lazy Moss.

QUOTE(#7):

Originally posted 08:33 AM ET  02.04 by Debbie Does

That's true, but once he realized the ball was over his head he took the rest of the play off, watched the return and let someone else get involved with the tackle.If you want anyone to call you in the offseason, Randy, leave your number at some vinyl siding places.

Or some gas stations....

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Originally posted 08:42 AM ET  02.04 by Debbie Does

Yeah. He was playing in the Superbowl, in what may end up to be the last game of his career, and he doesn't leave everything on the field. Lazy Moss.

Same ol' Moss! You didn't expect him to turn over a new leaf now, didyou?. All the hot air he put out in the week leading up to the Sb not withstanding.

*SB

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Originally posted 08:42 AM ET  02.04 by Debbie Does

Yeah. He was playing in the Superbowl, in what may end up to be the last game of his career, and he doesn't leave everything on the field. Lazy Moss.

Pretty much the story of his career.

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Originally posted 08:15 AM ET  02.04 by EAZEBACK

he's like 6'4 and wouolda needed a 5 foot ladder to make a play on that ball....and who cares what romo tha steriod racist has to say anyway any1 who spits in an opposing players face is certainly not a "great" player

Agreed, Romo is a classless player that also beat up his own teammate , He has no reason to talk.

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Originally posted 09:14 AM ET  02.04 by Robataille

Pretty much the story of his career.

He could have been somebody...

If you put the outcome of a big game on his shoulders, then you are in serious trouble from the get go. The fact he is even on the field at this point of his career is amazing.