Retirement?? WHAT?!?!
I guess this wasn’t really a big surprise. Randy Moss wants to come back to the NFL and play. Yes, you read that right. Monday morning on ustream had a live chat begining at 10 am. This is part of what Moss said:
[...] my heart and my mind wasn’t really into it, man, ’cause I had some things going on off the field, so now that I’ve been able...
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Football Tweets: 7/13/2012
The day before Valentines Day, I got a great present from one of my all-time beloved players, Randy Moss is making a comeback. How bout it folks? The "Freak" plans on returning to the NFL next season. HOORAY. The only sad part about this announcement is the fact we will watch a 35 year-old Randy Moss running up and down the field trying to make plays and not a 23 year old...
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Next up on our tour around the Titans position by position as we head into the 2012 offseason is the outside linebacker spot.For several years, this was a spot to build around on the Titans defense, as Keith Bulluck was an anchor and a star, and David Thornton arrived in free agency to give the Titans perhaps the best pair of cover linebackers in the league. Then, alas, Bulluck and...
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When Randy Moss announced back in 2011 that he was going to retire from the NFL, few believed that it would actually last.
Well, on Monday, during his 35th birthday celebration, Moss abruptly ended his short retirement by proclaiming that he intends on making a comeback.
“I just wanna go to a team and play some football,” Moss said on a Ustream.tv live video. "...
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Randy Moss plans to return to NFL
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Could Moss be a worthy gamble for Panthers?
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Is Randy Moss a Good Fit For Patriots?
Former New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss announced Monday that he plans on returning to the NFL. The seven-time pro bowler who played with the Patriots from 2007-2010 retired on August 1, 2011 after spending 2010 with the Patriots, Minnesota Vikings, and Tennessee Titans.
The Patriots are in desperate need of a deep threat receiver and will likely be looking to free...
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Reggie Wayne better option for Patriots than Randy Moss
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Vote: Would You Like to See Randy Moss Back With the Patriots?
Randy Moss has already cemented his football legacy as one of the all-time great wide receivers and all but secured his place in the Hall of Fame. But apparently the seven-time Pro Bowl wideout still has the desire to play in the NFL. Moss announced his return to football on Monday via his personal Ustream account, after initally deciding to retire prior to the 2011 season. It was...
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Randy Moss is returning to the NFL. Where will he end up?
Randy Moss announced that he is going to return to the NFL. In his last full season in 2010 he played for three teams and really just faded away and did not accomplish anything in his final season. It did not feel to me like the last of Randy Moss and it looks like it
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Agent: Randy Moss ‘still has fire’
After Randy Moss’ announcement that he wants to play football again, several people surrounding him corroborate his desire and reiterate his skills.
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Source: Philadelphia Eagles Reportedly Interested in Free Agent WR Randy Moss
The Philadelphia Eagles are at least curious about free agent wide receiver Randy Moss, according to a report by Yahoo Sports on Rotoworld.com. The source is speculated to be Moss’s agent.
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Moss, now 35, says he's planning NFL comeback
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play."
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Ex-NFL WR Moss announces comeback attempt
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Randy Moss once said, "I play when I want to play."
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Wideouts headline off-season talk
Mike Florio addresses rumors surrounding receivers Randy Moss, DeSean Jackson, and Reggie Wayne. Will Jackson get the franchise tag? Will Wayne and Moss may be looking for new homes in 2012?
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Will Moss find a home?
Gregg Rosenthal and Mike Florio discuss trending topics around the NFL, including former Pro-Bowl receivers Randy Moss and Hines Ward possibly searching for new homes in 2012.
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Randy Moss plans NFL comeback
Randy Moss wants to resurrect his NFL career.
Moss used a live webchat on his 35th birthday Monday to announce he plans to come out of retirement next season. And Moss' personal assistant, Donnie Jones, says Moss is ''ready to rock `n' roll.''
Moss retired last August, compiling 14,858 receiving yards and 153 touchdowns in 13 seasons. He last played in 2010...
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Faith, family, and football, that’s my M.O., bro.
Randy Moss, on his return following a brief retirement from football. Moss bounced between three different teams in 2011, racking up just 28 receptions and five touchdowns.
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Dallas Cowboys Should Steer Clear of Randy Moss
If you haven’t already heard, troubled former NFL receiver Randy Moss has announced he wants to play football again. One year on the sideline was enough for Moss to realize he has nothing to do, so he might as well squeeze every bit of talent out of his now 35-year-old body. One Dallas Cowboy, defensive end Jason Hatcher, has already tweeted that Moss would look good with a star...
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Is Baltimore a good fit for Randy Moss?
Former Minnesota Vikings, Oakland Raiders, New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans receiver Randy Moss announced Monday he’d like to come back to the NFL after retiring before the 2011 season.
That brings up the question of where will Moss play in 2012?
Of course because I write about the Ravens I’m going to analyze it from the Baltimore point of view.
Moss, at his...
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Randy Moss Wants To Make A Comeback
After sitting out the 2011 season Randy Moss announced on Monday, probably not coincidentally his 35th birthday, that he intends to make a comeback to the NFL for the 2012 season. As of right now, he is in the top 10 in league history in receptions (954-9th), receiving yards (14,858-5th) and receiving touchdowns (153-tied for 2nd) and would almost certainly be a first-ballot Hall...
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