Randy Moss making a comeback

[uncfan888]

Bring him in for a workout and see if he can still:

a) Jump high

b) catch the ball

 

If he can do those things sign him for as little as possible and use him in the red zone.

This is the most logical thing to do 

[Mr. Scot]

You don't think teams would see that coming?

[uncfan888]

Yeah, but it helps us run the red zone offense we were going to run with KB. He, funchess, and Olsen staying out there like trees

[CRA]

remember 6 years ago when our team called him out for being lazy and quitting in game?  Running like 5 routes and phoning in the entire game.

 

[Cary Kollins]

You don't think teams would see that coming?

I assume you mean the red zone part.

If team's are having to see something coming, they are having to scheme to stop it. That's a good thing. We need guys other teams have to scheme against. We don't have those guys at WR now.

 

That said, I see about a 2% chance of Moss actually being a Panther.

[Mr. Scot]

Yeah, but it helps us run the red zone offense we were going to run with KB. He, funchess, and Olsen staying out there like trees

I get what you mean, but even at his best Moss was always more of a deep threat than a red zone guy. If he beat someone, it was likely because he outran em, not outfought em.

[uncfan888]

I get what you mean, but even at his best Moss was always more of a deep threat than a red zone guy. If he beat someone, it was likely because he outran em, not outfought em.

Is he still fast? I have no clue 

[Mr. Scot]

Is he still fast? I have no clue 

No idea.

My thing is I seriously doubt he's got 16 or more good weeks in him. I think we'd be overpaying for anything he did offer.

[RelaxImaPro]

Well he supposedly beat Antonio Brown in a race this offseason, so he still has some speed.  The dude was unnaturally fast in his prime, so even losing a lot of speed he's probably still got plenty to spare.  His speed was always based more on his ridiculously long legs and strides rather than simply churning his legs really fast.  Watch some highlights of his, literally looks like he's jogging as he just burns everyone.

That said though, like Mr. Scot said, how long can he keep that up at 38 years old after being retired for so long?  That's the biggest thing.  There's also the fact he was always notorious for taking plays off even in his younger days, it'll likely be a lot worse nowadays unless he's only used for a small handful of snaps per game or something.

[Car123]

I get what you mean, but even at his best Moss was always more of a deep threat than a red zone guy. If he beat someone, it was likely because he outran em, not outfought em.

You've forgotten about the term mossed? Moss was known for fighting people for the ball

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mossed

[Car123]

No idea.

My thing is I seriously doubt he's got 16 or more good weeks in him. I think we'd be overpaying for anything he did offer.

One year contract. Not like we'll use the cap space.

[chknwing]

its not everyday the charlotte observer makes me laugh but I lol @ this post. 

James WillamorIt "would be nice if all the 4th string WRs the Panthers have could combine into one starting WR Voltron style."

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

Hey, ya never know. We might actually get as much as two, maybe even three good games out of him.

Wait...How long is the season again?

as opposed the zero we will get from crotchery and bershit, and the one we will get from philly, i would take it.

[Chief_Chokeaho]

We would be a top destination. His son, Thaddeus Moss is a senior and a major D-1 recruit and plays for local high school Mallard Creek who are ranked nationally. Moss has put down roots in Charlotte so if these rumors are true of a comeback we have to be in the running.