Comments on: Culpepper + Moss? Think about it..

By: jdm

jdm — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 01:46:17 +0000

Moss re-signed with the Pats. Good. Moss had a really good chance of becoming my most hated Bear of all time. Bryan Cox currently holds that distinction by a long shot. Hell, other than Leonard Little, there is no one in the league I depise more than Moss.

By: Roy Taylor

Roy Taylor — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 20:15:12 +0000

Just my frustrations of somewhere just south of 89 years without an offense thinking, guys. Understood, even if it were worthwhile, it’s never going to happen anyway. Thanks for reading!

By: Jesse Lopez

Jesse Lopez — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 19:43:55 +0000

Making runs at both Moss and Culpepper is pointless. Culpepper will never be what he was with the Vikings again, so I would rather take my chances with Grossman or Orton at this point. Moss is an elite receiver when he applies himself, but that’s just it, who wants a player that can be lights out when he wants to be, and half asses it when he doesn’t. Remember, there were periods last season when he had his issues with the Patriots, about not finishing routes when the play wasn’t designed for him. The Bears are better off not looking into this

By: jdm

jdm — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 18:13:39 +0000

From a football standpoint, Moss would be worthless for the Bears. For Moss to be effective, you need to have a receiver that goes over the middle and does the dirty work. Moss’s best friend last season wasn’t Tom Brady. It was Wes Welker. The day Moss goes over the middle to make a tough catch is the day I become an NFL Head Coach. He’s a guy that is the final piece, and that’s it. Oh yeah, you also need an OL to make him effective, too… From a personality standpoint, I hate Randy Moss more than any player in the NFL sans Leonard Little. So, if Moss came here, it will be painful. In short, I don’t want him here.