[Gotham Dark Knight]

To hear him talk about the team, one would think that man-child Randy Moss is a new player. Has Randy changed? Will he truly fit into the Patriot team concept?...Will he have an All-Pro year?

[EmpireWF]

Moss wants to win. He's done all the individual stuff and all that jazz. He's also played on some horrible teams. I think he realizes the most important thing is winning a Super Bowl and this is the absolutely best chance he has to do it.

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

Moss wants to win. He's done all the individual stuff and all that jazz. He's also played on some horrible teams. I think he realizes the most important thing is winning a Super Bowl and this is the absolutely best chance he has to do it.

Will he change his tune if the Pats lose a few?

[Bette]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

Will he change his tune if the Pats lose a few?

I think he will. I dont think he has changed yet. Its only on the outside. Inside hes still the same Randy.

[Nuke]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

Moss wants to win. He's done all the individual stuff and all that jazz. He's also played on some horrible teams. I think he realizes the most important thing is winning a Super Bowl and this is the absolutely best chance he has to do it.

Nah, I agree with Empire. He had the super stats with the Vikings and let out his inner child with the Raiders so now it's the time to grow up and be a football player and I think he realizes this.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

Will he change his tune if the Pats lose a few?

That's the million-dollar question. Everythings roses and apricots while they're winning and he's putting up the big numbers. If the waters get rough, will Moss still be the new, improved, team-first model or will he revert to his old ways? Heck, the way New England looked, we may never get a chance to find out.