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Bart Scott tells Randy Moss to 'man up next time'


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"That doesn’t take from the fact that Randy Moss is a great receiver in this league. But give the kid his due. Next time it'll [be] another chance to go out and do it again so [Moss] can't say the same thing.

"[Revis] shut him down. He intimidated him. Randy was coming across that middle real slow. Tell him to man up next time and come across the middle like a man if he wants to be a complete receiver."

http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast/post/_/id/3586/bart-scott-tells-randy-moss-to-man-up-next-time

the Interview is here

http://web.sny.tv/media/video.jsp?content_id=6795709

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It's always nice hearing a silent player beforehand talk poo after the game...

I actually prefer that to guys trash talking before a game and then winding up embarrassed.

That said, while I'm a fan of Rex Ryan's defensive schemes and approach, I balk at his "trash talking head coach" persona that filters down to the team, especially against an opponent they have to play again later.

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