What is wrong with Santana Moss? (merged)

Another high paid free agent overpaid injury prone bust li ke B lloyd.How can these people make this type of money and complain about groins and hamstrings.For that type of money i'd play with a broke assbone.

Must be a bad groin pull to the point were it slows him down and makes him an average receiver. I think that he's toughing it out instead of resting, I'm sure if he was fully healthy that he would be like his old self.

His hamstring has nothing to do with his hands.

Here is the answer to your question:

The Chemistry between Moss & Cambell is not quite there. And also, Cambell is known to throw a ball with less velocity and with more power compared to Brunell. Santana probably has problems holding on to the ball that is thrown with so much force and not enough air under it. Whereas Brunell's ball was more aired out with more touch and less then force.

With Brunell at the helm, I dont think I've seen Moss drop more then 2 or 3 balls.
Moss is not overrated. Comparing him to Lloyd is justified in anyway ANd I'm not here to defend him although I do still think he's a dangerous man every time the ball is in his hands. He's just not used to JC's throws and I hope that in time the two will sync together, but I'm starting to think it might not....

Same ol' Moss, always hurt, not so productive.

I don't know but I don't think two identical threads is the answer.

they dont throw him the ball that the problem. He stunk of the joint in GB and has a few drops but hell our Wr havent done the job because we are afraid of making mistakes.

they dont throw him the ball that the problem. He stunk of the joint in GB and has a few drops but hell our Wr havent done the job because we are afraid of making mistakes.

I agree. Campbell has a habit of throwing to the check down receiver. A lot. Granted, the CD is the last option but there are times when he does that when there are WRs open or throwing to the intended WR, when the option WR is open.

As for Moss, he did a good job today because we actually threw to him more than once. Of course Moss isn't going to produce when we don't throw to him more than a couple times a game.

I'm just going to at this point say that its on everyone as to why the WR arent getting into the game. Playcalling, Jason, and The Receivers themselves all deserve some of the blame as for the lack of production. I do think Jason tends to check down more than he should, which inst nessicarily terrible at this stage in his career; but you can see the effects its having. I really thought he hit Moss on that bomb in OT, too.

i blame the play calling on Gibbs. When AL was with Stl or Kc they had a vertical offense and alot free wheeling to it. Not this i hope we dont make mistakes that we are running now.

i blame the play calling on Gibbs. When AL was with Stl or Kc they had a vertical offense and alot free wheeling to it. Not this i hope we dont make mistakes that we are running now.

It would seem like a conflict of interest hm?

Gibbs wanting a power running game.
Saunders wanting more focus on throwing.

Do you think Gibbs and Saunders butt heads from time to time about what they think is right for the team? Or does Gibbs word = law?