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chances are the pats will pick him back up, it all comes down to who has the most money to spend on a free agent next season...Bill is smart, hes a business man....you better believe that there was reasoning good enough to let Moss go...and if Moss sucks in Tenn. Jeff will let his *** go, Jeff is hard nosed and does not and will not stand for Moss' attitude...I have a strong feeling Moss wants to continue to get payed for the rest of this season and will bite the bullet and play mediocre ball in Tenn.

I think Moss wants to be a Patriot again, I think he never wanted to leave. He was complaining about his contract, trying to get a better deal. Instead of another contract offer, the Pats cut him. Things were going okay in Minnesota until they played the Patriots and Moss got homesick, so he acted like an a$$hole. The Patriots may pick him up next year, but I think Moss would get better offers from other teams, so the only way he would go to New England would be to take less money. But, I hope he just retires.

If the price is right (not too high), I don't see why not.

I'm definitely not a Randy Moss fan, but I think too many fans judge Moss's value on his yards and TDs. When Moss is on the field, you end up drawing the safety over for help everytime. That opens up a lot of room underneath for screens and passes to your slot (one reason for Percy Harvin's breakout game).

In Tennesee, he may not "shine" in terms of stats, but watch how CJ's stats get better. It's too bad Britt may not be back soon, but you may see improved numbers from Nate Washington, Bo Scaife, and even Justin Gage.

Re: the Pats, notice how Welker has fallen off the planet? His success last year was directly related to Moss--whether or not Moss was putting up big numbers. I can see Belichick taking Randy back, especially since this entire situation has to be something of an ego check for Moss. He is waived, the Pats go on winning. Minny picks him up, but they go on losing. In fact, his attitude sucks so bad, Minny has no problem cutting him. He HAS to realize that he isn't irreplaceable.

Belichick is the only one who can control him.

I doubt it. Moss was whining about his contract a couple months ago. I think he'll play hard in Tennessee if for no other reason than to raise his free agent stock. The fact that only one team was willing to try to claim him at a reduced salary had to be a reality check. Moss isn't dumb, he'll behave and play hard for the money. The Patriots won't overpay for Moss though. I doubt they'd take him back at the vet minimim. They got rid of him for a reason. Clearly they would've kept him if they thought the pros outweighed the cons.

Moss will not be a Patriot again. If the Pats wanted to keep him, they would have done it this year. They are a Super Bowl contender, so I'm sure they would love to have a top notch receiver come playoff time. But, they decided to get rid of him.

Moss would have never been shopped around if they wanted him!He will not be back for New England.

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no plan at all for this creep