MOSS TRADE DEAD!!!! BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!!!!

[gbpackfan]

http://patriots.bostonherald.com/patriots/view.bg?articleid=197429&srvc=home

Article Reports that the trade has fallen through!

Could it be true???

[TennesseePackerBacker]

You just need to take a step back and some deep breaths. Just let this thing play out.

[b bulldog]

The Pats will end up with him

[oregonpackfan]

Moss not a Packer? Hallelujah!

Mark my words, by the end of the season the Patriots will regret signing Moss.

[gbpackfan]

You just need to take a step back and some deep breaths. Just let this thing play out.

I couldnt agree with you more. I am freaking out over here!

[motife]

http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/10156954

Raiders agree to send WR Moss to Patriots
By Adam Schefter
(April 29, 2007) -- On Draft Weekend 2007, the biggest tremors in the football world came from a trade between the New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders.

Randy Moss is on the verge of becoming a Patriot after New England agreed to send a fourth-round pick in Sunday's draft to Oakland for the mercurial and maddening wide receiver. Before the trade is completed, Moss must undergo a physical, which he arrived in New England on Sunday morning to take. Assuming Moss passes, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will be passing him the ball next season in one of the most dynamic and electric quarterback-wide receiver combinations that has ever played in the NFL.

Moss already has agreed to dramatically restructure his contract, which is scheduled to pay him $9.75 million this coming season. New England was the one and only place Moss would agree to take a reduced contract, and he did so knowing that he would have the chance to win a Super Bowl. With the off-season that New England has had, no team in football has a better chance.

Moss also comes to New England with the warning that, as Bill Parcells used to say, the light is yellow and ready to turn red. The Patriots have notified Moss that, under no circumstance, will they tolerate any of the transgressions that have marked his career. The first controversial incident that Moss is involved in will be his last. The Patriots insist they will release him.

But now that they have him, they are thrilled. Brady is said to be very excited upon learning the news that his team had agreed to a trade with Oakland. Patriots coach Bill Belichick feels the same way as Brady. After spending previous seasons lacking a big-play target, the Patriots now have a plethora of them -- none any bigger than Moss.

How the trade evolved is a story itself. Ongoing trade talks from throughout the off-season continued Friday and intensified Saturday night after the draft when the Raiders called the Patriots and got New England to sweeten its offer of what had been a sixth-round pick. New England agreed to trade a fourth-round pick to Oakland.

The trade caps a remarkably and busy off-season for the Patriots, who have repositioned themselves as the team to beat in the AFC and the NFL. They have added former Ravens linebacker Adalius Thomas, former Bengals cornerback Tory James, former Dolphins running back Sammy Morris, former Dolphins wide receiver Wes Welker, former Eagles wide receiver Donte Stallworth and former Bengals wide receiver Kelley Washington.

Oakland was in a position where it had to trade Moss. It could not afford to pay him his base salary while also signing No. 1 overall pick JaMarcus Russell to the contract that is expected to include about $30 million in guaranteed money. Plus, Raiders coach Lane Kiffin had been anxious to deal Moss and start over fresh, able to implement his own ideas with his own players.

[TennesseePackerBacker]

You just need to take a step back and some deep breaths. Just let this thing play out.

I couldnt agree with you more. I am freaking out over here!

:lol:

[gbpackfan]

si.com


Who backed out of Moss deal?
Posted: Sunday April 29, 2007 09:18AM ET
The Patriots very nearly finished their historic offseason spending spree in jaw-dropping fashion this weekend by acquiring Randy Moss. According to a league source, the Pats believed they had a deal in place for the mercurial wide receiver, but the Raiders got cold feet and backed out before it could be consummated.

[Bretsky]

come on Al; trade him to the sub par team in the "NFC"

[packers11]

come on Al; trade him to the sub par team in the "NFC"

seriously the pats screwed you on your SB run... THE TUCK RULE!!! REMEMBER!

[mmmdk]

Patriots is my early bid for a SB champ - not just because of Moss - Pats have simply already got the pieces and they keep adding through draft and free agency. Impressive.

[HarveyWallbangers]

I had read somewhere that Al Davis has something against Green Bay. When I did read that, I kind of chuckled. Has anybody heard that or know why he would?

[BallHawk]

I had read somewhere that Al Davis has something against Green Bay. When I did read that, I kind of chuckled. Has anybody heard that or know why he would?

There's no way to look into the mind of Al Davis. Al Davis' decisions don't have to make sense. He's Al Davis, he does what he pleases, with or without logic,

[FritzDontBlitz]

the boston herald story is timestamped for 9:04 am est, what time was adam schefter's story filed? has schefter's story been confirmed by any other sources?

he said/she said weekend continues.... :oops:

[HarveyWallbangers]

The writing is on the wall. Moss will NOT be a Packer. Some of you can commence jumping off a bridge.

[Bretsky]

The writing is on the wall. Moss will NOT be a Packer. Some of you can commence jumping off a bridge.

We're setting ourselves up nicely for 2009

[BallHawk]

The writing is on the wall. Moss will NOT be a Packer. Some of you can commence jumping off a bridge.

We're setting ourselves up nicely for 2009

Judging the reaction of people on here, half of our members won't be alive to see 2009.

[MadtownPacker]

I hope brady gets moss wife pregnant!!!!!!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: