Reports are that the Raiders and Vikings have completed a deal, but cannot talk about it for a week. The deal would include Moss for Napoleon Harris, a number 1 draft and either another player or pick.
The running back depth in this draft is pretty good, so maybe they think they can get a good runnning back later. I think they need that more then a wide receiver. Moss is a pain in the ass, but if you put him anywhere the Raiders made the most sense. They love that image.
Moss a Raider???
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Moss a Raider???
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Moss won't do crap in Oakland until Oakland gets some semblance of a running game and a QB that can actually throw the ball. I think he will get lucky to catch 50 passes. He is a good fit in Oakland though.
Minnesota has a great receiving corps and they can do well without Moss. I think it was a good idea to trade him and get some good compensation.
Minnesota has a great receiving corps and they can do well without Moss. I think it was a good idea to trade him and get some good compensation.
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Gannon will be back next year I think and he is no slouch throwing the ball. If Gannon is back and in good form I can see Moss getting upto 15-20 catches in a game.Deward wrote:Moss won't do crap in Oakland until Oakland gets some semblance of a running game and a QB that can actually throw the ball. I think he will get lucky to catch 50 passes. He is a good fit in Oakland though.
Minnesota has a great receiving corps and they can do well without Moss. I think it was a good idea to trade him and get some good compensation.
Personally, No matter who the QB is he'll be the #1 receiver... With that said, 50 passes? More like 90+ if he plays the entire season. He's got great hands, big head, but damn he's quick as hell especially with that size. Depending if they can get a decent RB as said, or put famous amos to work, all should be well and I predict a 10-6 season.Deward wrote:Moss won't do crap in Oakland until Oakland gets some semblance of a running game and a QB that can actually throw the ball. I think he will get lucky to catch 50 passes. He is a good fit in Oakland though.
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Sure he will be the top receiver but that isn't sayign much. You still need a QB that can throw the ball accurately. I predict he'll start complaining after the first game when 4 balls go over his head.Talelor wrote:Personally, No matter who the QB is he'll be the #1 receiver... With that said, 50 passes? More like 90+ if he plays the entire season. He's got great hands, big head, but damn he's quick as hell especially with that size. Depending if they can get a decent RB as said, or put famous amos to work, all should be well and I predict a 10-6 season.
Gannon is done. He is too old and I doubt they will give him another chance except as a backup. Sadly, Kerry Collins isn't much better. I predict a 5-11 season unless they draft well.
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