Randy Moss released!!!

[Dpantherman]

fug the rams!

[carpanfan96]

wow, surprised by that... Also what a waste of a draft pick by the Vikes.

[charlotte49er]

wow, surprised by that... Also what a waste of a draft pick by the Vikes.

Wouldn't be the first time that the Vikes wasted Draft Picks. How many Super Bowls, errrr Draft Picks, did the Vikes give the Cowboys for Herschel Walker? Then only to have Walker go back to the Cowboys after the Vikes cut him!

The Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League, suspecting that the USFL was not going to last, acquired Walker's NFL rights by drafting him in the fifth round of the 1985 NFL Draft. When the USFL in fact succumbed after its technically successful, but financially fruitless antitrust suit against the NFL in 1986, Walker went to play for the Cowboys, eventually establishing himself as a premier NFL running back with two consecutive Pro-Bowl seasons (1987 and 1988).

In 1989, at the height of his NFL career, the Cowboys traded Walker to the Minnesota Vikings for a total of five players (LB Jesse Solomon, DB Issiac Holt, RB Darrin Nelson, LB David Howard, DE Alex Stewart) and six draft picks (which led to Emmitt Smith, Russell Maryland, Kevin Smith, and Darren Woodson). This was judged to be one of the turning points in the rise of the Cowboys to the top echelon of the NFL. Nicknamed the "HWT" (Herschel Walker Trade), Walker's trade was widely perceived as an exceptionally poor move considering what the Vikings had to give up in order to get him, and remains one of the most frequently vilified roster moves of the team's history. The Vikings coaches reluctantly accepted Walker after the trade and never totally used the tool they had been given. Scout.com says, "Walker was never used properly by the coaching brain trust."[7] "Herschel the Turkey", a mock honor given out by the Star Tribune newspaper to particularly inept or disgraceful Minnesota sports personalities, is named for him.[8]

Walker played for the Vikings for two and a half years, never amassing 1,000 rushing yards in a season. His rights were then acquired by the Philadelphia Eagles, and, subsequently, the New York Giants. Eventually, he was re-acquired by the Cowboys, where he was used not only as a running back but as a flanker and other offensive positions as well. In addition to running and catching passes, Walker was also often used to return kickoffs throughout his career.

[Mr. Scot]

I think they bring him back, but only for next to nothing. He has zero leverage at this point. He wants a fat extension

Zero chance the Patriots get him back.

The Dolphins, Bills and Jets are higher in the waiver order. Even if he refuses to play for them, they can keep him out of New England.

(Schottenheimer did the same thing to keep Deion Sanders out of Oakland a few years back)