Here's a blurp that reflects the pre-Pats trade opinion of many on this board (obviously myself included)...
It seems as if Moss has tried hard to say all the right things. But it's obvious, too, that he has done all the right things.
During the first two days of minicamp, counting every warm-up and every drill, Moss had only one dropped pass. He has worked to assimilate the offense and to learn the different wide receiver positions, something that the mix-and-match Belichick style demands. And the New England brain trust remains as convinced now as it was the day it acquired Moss that his drop-off in production over the past three years is far more reflective of the situation he was in than an erosion of his physical skills.
Moss hinted, after Wednesday's practice, that he agrees with that assessment.
"The football side of not winning," he said, had a lot to do with the last three seasons. "Winning brings a lot of joy. And with losing comes a lot of sorrow. Hopefully, we can all come together here, me included, and win a lot of games."
Sure doesn't sound like or look like the malcontent that many here made him out to be...TT will rue the day he got too greedy with a 4th round pick.[/quote]