This thread discusses the Content article: New Look Moss

Do you think Moss will be the "Comeback Player of the Year"?

Randy finally is at a place that cares about winning just like he does. He is in an organization that is the class of the league, and there is no skimping on needs. He's got a team around him that wants the same thing and one of the two best quarterbacks playing the game right now. If I were him, I'd be happy too.

I see him and Brady riding their ways into the HOF together. They are already buddies.

Great header BG.

Good article at Boston.com... here is part.

They're almost a Minnesota twin

Best offense you've ever played on?

The question, directed at some Patriots players following their trouncing of the Buffalo Bills Sunday night, figured to yield the obvious response. Of course.

But one player wasn't ready to go there just yet. As wide receiver Randy Moss pointed out, he played on the 1998 Minnesota Vikings team that still holds the NFL record for points scored in a season (556).

The 2007 Patriots are fast approaching, though. They have 411 points in 10 contests and thus are on a pace to score a mind-boggling 658 points.

Comparisons, anyone?

"To me, it's pretty simple," says Dennis Green, the coach of that 15-1 Vikings team. "The common thread here is Randy Moss.

"That year, Randy was new to the league, and I always say that he redefined the deep ball in the National Football League. He reminded people of the old days when quarterbacks actually threw the ball deep, and we had a guy who could throw the deep ball in Randall Cunningham.

"The Patriots look pretty much unstoppable, and when you look at who's playing, it's the same old problem: What are you going to do to stop Randy Moss?"

Randy Moss + good QB play + offense willing to utilize his talents = winning football.

RM+QB+O=W

How do you like that for a modern algebraic equation?