Randy Moss

[dbolan]

Looks like Moss is contemplating a comeback for the 2012 season.

If the price is right....I'd take him.

[trck7766]

The price would be if you are good enough to win the Fantasy league Championship! Are you good enough? I don't play for $$, unless we start one.

[okikcfan]

I don't like him, too much trouble no matter how cheap he came. No, no, no!

[figcrostic]

If we could get him cheap and he's willing to be a 3rd or 4th stringer then absolutely.

[okikcfan]

He'd be a cancer in the locker room

[bricooper78]

We have far more depth issues than to waste a spot for a "niche guy", who only runs a straight line, poorly on to boot. If you're not running the table undefeated, he gives up.

Not what we need.

I vote "HELL NO", if that's an option!

[AkChief49]

Tree teams he played on last time he was in the league and he quit on every one of them. Id rather have TO than that idiot and I hate TO!!

I would not want him here-EVER!
You are absolutely right about the quit thing. His "mentor" would know....
On Moss, Cris Carter says teams should worry about “that thing called quit” | ProFootballTalk

[chief31]

No.

He became bored with the game. And joining The Chiefs would not rekindle his love of the game.

Either he goes back to his daddy in New England, plays for The Cowboys, or shouldn't bother.

[okikcfan]

How many people want Albert Haynesworth?

[OPLookn]

How many people want Albert Haynesworth?

The problem with Haynesworth is he wants the glory and stats. He's not going to get that in a 3-4. If he came here it'd be for the money and then he'd be a cancer, no thanks.

[okikcfan]

The problem with Haynesworth is he wants the glory and stats. He's not going to get that in a 3-4. If he came here it'd be for the money and then he'd be a cancer, no thanks.

Kinda sounds like Moss...Right?