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Originally Posted by dmek25
i think he was out to prove to everyone that he could still be an elite receiver, after that disaster in Oakland. and sandtrap, that's like saying what came first, the chicken or the egg? i can argue that New England would have went undefeated during the regular season without Moss. it seemed like in all of those close games, it was Welker, Gaffney, or someone other then Moss winning the game for them. and, to change the subject a little, my best friend, who is a huge cowboy fan, said in the Dallas paper, the cowboys are very interested in Moss. have you heard anything about this?
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And I can argue that the success of Welker and Gafney in those situations was the double and triple teaming on Moss. Moss does not have to catch the winning ball to be a contributing factor. Just being on the field is enough. You think a defense is going to have single coverage on the teams most potent WR with the game on the line?
No I have not heard that at all about Moss and Dallas, if you have a link I am interested in reading it. But that is about it.
Moss to Dallas does not sound like a good marriage to me at all. If anything Dallas has to get younger at WR. Owens is 35 and Glenn is 34. Crayton just signed an extension and had a good regular season but choked in the post season.
Glenn will get released I believe. That knee problem won't go away.
We already have one "diva" WR, why would we need another?
Besides, who would get to wear number 81?
The "original 81" or the "other 81"?
Dallas had their chance at Moss 10 years ago when they passed on him in the draft.