Author Topic: Titans claim Moss off waivers. (Read 184 times)

Chamillitary Click · « **on:** November 03, 2010, 01:34:41 PM »

Great pick up.

OG Hack Wilson · « **Reply #1 on:** November 03, 2010, 04:04:52 PM »

Vince Young for president

Shallow · « **Reply #2 on:** November 03, 2010, 04:38:30 PM »

Quote from: Carlton Banks on November 03, 2010, 04:04:52 PM

Vince Young for president

America's not ready for a full black president.

MontrealCity's Most · « **Reply #3 on:** November 03, 2010, 04:47:10 PM »

Luna?

theremedy360 · « **Reply #4 on:** November 03, 2010, 05:06:45 PM »

Stoked that it's nobody from our division

Lunatic · « **Reply #5 on:** November 03, 2010, 05:45:02 PM »

Love it. This can't fail. It's not a huge contract first off. Second off, if he comes and is a prick, cut him loose quick like the Vikings did, we don't lose out on anything. We didn't give up anything for him. Right back to where we were at before him (a better than most NFL teams).

I have a good feeling. Jeff Fisher is a good coach and should know how to handle his attitude. Those close to Moss (including his agent) reported that Tennessee was a team he hoped would claim him. He's happy, already said he will report to practice and not hold out (for those who thought he may not report to which team claims him).

Thirdly, it's a good fit. As the NFL Network said, Minnesota was gonna have to run plays for Moss. With Tennessee, he fits right into our natural offense. We like to stretch the field and run lots of play actions. We've been throwing that deep ball it seems like a minimum of 5 times a game. And that's not counting 20+ yards, I'm talking 40+. His deep threat in our play action pass offense should work.

With Britt's injury and Gage's inability to ever stay healthy, we were left with Nate Washington and an impressive rookie (Damian Williams).

And last, CJ. CJ is having a great year but hasn't seen the same account of success due to teams putting 8/9 in the box and just focusing on the run. With Randy Moss and his obvious ability to stretch the field, and CJ's obvious ability to be able to score from anywhere on the field, these two will greatly benefit from one another.

OG Hack Wilson · « **Reply #6 on:** November 03, 2010, 05:47:04 PM »

you guys better not cut him

D-Nice · « **Reply #7 on:** November 03, 2010, 06:39:33 PM »

Quote from: Lunatic on November 03, 2010, 05:45:02 PM

Love it. This can't fail. It's not a huge contract first off. Second off, if he comes and is a prick, cut him loose quick like the Vikings did, we don't lose out on anything. We didn't give up anything for him. Right back to where we were at before him (a better than most NFL teams).

I have a good feeling. Jeff Fisher is a good coach and should know how to handle his attitude. Those close to Moss (including his agent) reported that Tennessee was a team he hoped would claim him. He's happy, already said he will report to practice and not hold out (for those who thought he may not report to which team claims him).

Thirdly, it's a good fit. As the NFL Network said, Minnesota was gonna have to run plays for Moss. With Tennessee, he fits right into our natural offense. We like to stretch the field and run lots of play actions. We've been throwing that deep ball it seems like a minimum of 5 times a game. And that's not counting 20+ yards, I'm talking 40+. His deep threat in our play action pass offense should work.

With Britt's injury and Gage's inability to ever stay healthy, we were left with Nate Washington and an impressive rookie (Damian Williams).

And last, CJ. CJ is having a great year but hasn't seen the same account of success due to teams putting 8/9 in the box and just focusing on the run. With Randy Moss and his obvious ability to stretch the field, and CJ's obvious ability to be able to score from anywhere on the field, these two will greatly benefit from one another.

Moss said he was happy in Minnesota the first week he was there too. Expect the unexpected with Randy. Take it from a fan of a team he played before lol, before you have buyers remorse.