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Maybe Randy Moss(notes) became too big of a pain in the neck for Bill Belichick to deal with. Or maybe Belichick has lost the cutthroat competitiveness that attracted him to Moss in the first place as he sought another Super Bowl.
Or maybe, at 33, Moss is grading out so poorly on New England coaching tapes that they no longer think he stretches defenses enough to keep around.
Something happened over the first four weeks of the season because the Patriots are 3-1, have already played their two toughest divisional road games (New York Jets, Miami) and still have likely...
Roger Chamberlain walked off the floor of the Minnesota state senate having just watched as taxpayers went on the hook for an estimated $1 billion (at least) over 30 years for the construction, upkeep and debt service on a new... more »
Different column this week, stretching from Foxboro (Tom Brady) to San Diego out West (Dan Fouts), from an unhappy Dolfan in the Southeast (Daniel Tosh) to Russell Wilson in the Land of Opportunity in the Northwest (Seattle),... more »
There are plenty of people out there, including some in his NFL fraternity, who believe Wes Welker is foolish to surrender all of his leverage to the Patriots [team stats]. Signing a franchise tag for a one-year tender, and... more »
After a busy week in NFL news I wanted to take a minute to respond to the critics of the recent comments that I made regarding my boys and the game of football. First, let me say that it always disappoints me that we can... more »
Beasts of burden are expected to earn their hay Running back is a position under attack. Many owners, burned repeatedly by injury and ineptitude, are turning a blind eye to conventional RB-first wisdom, the backbone of draft... more »
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