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I still would have liked to add him just for the fact that he still draws extra attention from the D.
Wire Tap: former Raider Cord Moss's skills were diminishing?
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Wire Tap: former Raider Cord Moss's skills were diminishing?
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From the Boston Globe:
Ex-Raiders coordinator rips Moss
Posted: Monday May 14, 2007 04:30AM ET
Former Raiders offensive coordinator Tom Walsh described a play in a loss to the Browns in which a play-action pass was called and Randy Moss was asked to run a square-in on the weak side. The linebacker was sucked up inside by the fake, according to Walsh, and Moss was expected to run the in-route. As Walsh recalled it, "He runs a 9 route. "Andrew Walter makes the play-fake and a huge hole opens up for Randy in the middle of the field but he's running down the sideline. When Randy gets to the sidelines, Freddie Biletnikoff says, 'What were you doing?' "Randy told Fred, 'I didn't feel like running the 6 route on the dirt part of the infield.' That's the Randy I coached. There were some games where out of 28 plays he'd have 13 or 14 busts. Wrong routes, wrong reads. Dogging it. Whatever."
Ex-Raiders coordinator rips Moss
Posted: Monday May 14, 2007 04:30AM ET
Former Raiders offensive coordinator Tom Walsh described a play in a loss to the Browns in which a play-action pass was called and Randy Moss was asked to run a square-in on the weak side. The linebacker was sucked up inside by the fake, according to Walsh, and Moss was expected to run the in-route. As Walsh recalled it, "He runs a 9 route. "Andrew Walter makes the play-fake and a huge hole opens up for Randy in the middle of the field but he's running down the sideline. When Randy gets to the sidelines, Freddie Biletnikoff says, 'What were you doing?' "Randy told Fred, 'I didn't feel like running the 6 route on the dirt part of the infield.' That's the Randy I coached. There were some games where out of 28 plays he'd have 13 or 14 busts. Wrong routes, wrong reads. Dogging it. Whatever."
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BuckPack wrote:Not really sure I care what Tom Walsh has to say...unless it's his opinion on the best Bed and Breakfasts in Wyoming.
We'll see how "bad" moss is in a few months...
while what he is saying can be a cause for concern I think that the team trading for him has to look at it like "would we have the same problem here?"
Randy wants to win. The raiders, well are not right now.
Randy sounds as frustrated as Favre did.
Could it happen here or in NE?? Sure. Is it likely to be as frequent? No.