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Randy Moss speaks out

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The Packers may be just as bad. The Raiders/Packers matchup would be a triple OT game with the remainder to be played later.:lol:

 

I was going to throw the Packers in there as well. They have some talent on defense. Their QB situation is not bad, Favre has seen much better days and who knows about Aaron Rogers. I still say the Raiders are by far the worst in the NFL.:lol:

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I was going to throw the Packers in there as well. They have some talent on defense. Their QB situation is not bad, Favre has seen much better days and who knows about Aaron Rogers. I still say the Raiders are by far the worst in the NFL.:lol:

Matching the talent position by position I would agree.

Moss obviously isn't educated enough to speak publically. But what is really so wrong with wanting to get off a terrible team. If you keep losing and losing and losing it gets old.

Moss obviously isn't educated enough to speak publically. But what is really so wrong with wanting to get off a terrible team. If you keep losing and losing and losing it gets old.

Moss wanting to get off a terrible team is fine. He has been very quiet since joining the Raiders and has a legit gripe for the way he has been involved in the offense (or not involved). He is wrong IMO for talking about his team mates in public. There is no excuse for that. While his team mates may be bad he also must look at himself and ask the question, Am I giving 100% on every play? I think his answer would be a big No!! He is a great player without a doubt, and I am sure he wants to win but he is only concerned with Randy and must look at his actions before he questions others.

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Moss wanting to get off a terrible team is fine. He has been very quiet since joining the Raiders and has a legit gripe for the way he has been involved in the offense (or not involved). He is wrong IMO for talking about his team mates in public. There is no excuse for that. While his team mates may be bad he also must look at himself and ask the question, Am I giving 100% on every play? I think his answer would be a big No!! He is a great player without a doubt, and I am sure he wants to win but he is only concerned with Randy and must look at his actions before he questions others.

:thumb: :thumb: Best post on this thread!!

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