[Bette]

Randy Moss has changed how the Pats played offense in 2007. He might have a harder time changing how they do business.
The Pats arent afraid to watch very good players leave if they do not fit into their salary structure.
So dont assume the Pats will bring him back to keep Brady happy.
The smart money says the Patriots will name Moss their franchise player, then take their chances working out a multiyear deal. This option protects the Patriots from losing Moss without compensation, while buying time for negotiations.

ESPN - When it comes to Moss, Patriots have a lot to consider - NFL

[Lefty Noob]

Moss wants to come back and Brady wants him back, so he'll be back, I imagine.

[azrael492]

I say there is no way a deal falls through. Brady wants him back, and Moss wants to win a title. NE is his best chance

[Bette]

I dont think the deal will fall through either.
In one site I read about just what if he went to Dallas. And how they would have to pay TO extra money to share the ball. Then it asked how would you feel about the other 81 on your team.
I wouldnt like it at all. Those two would not mesh no how no way.
I havent seen anything to suggest that Moss really wouldnt stay in New England.

[Lefty Noob]

I agree, Bette. Owens has been fantastic for you guys, and Moss has been great for the Pats, both in terms on on-field production and character wise. But I still think you don't want to put those two combustable elements together. If anything, you need to find T.O. his own version of Wes Welker.