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Randy Moss says he can run a 4.3 40, and let's just say I have my doubts. I don't know many 35-year-old guys who can sit out a year and run a 4.3 40. In fact, I don't know many guys, period, who can turn in that time.
Then again, I don't know Randy Moss.
What I do know is that a coach who worked with him in 2010, Moss' last NFL season, insists that speed shouldn't be a problem for Moss because it wasn't when he last played.
OK, fine. But a 4.3 40?
"I don't know about that," he said.
Another assistant who worked with Moss in 2010 does, and he's not just skeptical about Moss' boast; he's downright certain Moss is wrong.
"If he can run a 4.3," he said, "I'll give you my next paycheck."
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