We here at Randy Moss Club love stats. We really love stats when it pertains to our boy, Randy Moss. So, yeah, we are a little disappointed Moss didn’t get to wear a ring this offseason, but are you kidding me, the Patriots WILL win the Super Bowl in the 08-09 season!

We decided for a little offseason fun we would digest Randy’s stats from last year, his career stats, and also have a little fun projecting what we think Randy might do this upcoming season. Let us know what you think

Career:

• 154 games
• 774 catches
• 12193 yards
• 79.2 yards per game
• 15.8 yards per catch
• 82 yards- longest catch
• 554 first down catches
• 124 touchdown catches
• 2 kick returns
• 33 kick return yards
• 18 punt returns
• 162 punt return yards
• 1 punt return for touchdown(64 yards)
• 7 fumbles
• 4 fumbles lost

2007 season

• 16 games(tie-career high)
• 98 catches
• 1493 yards
• 93.3 yards per game
• 65 yards- longest catch
• 74 first down catches
• 23 touchdown catches(career high)

Our 2008 predictions:

• 16 games(won’t get hurt. The man is made of steel)
• 107 catches(will be second highest for career)
• 1688 yards(highest in career)
• 88 yard touchdown catch(longest in career)
• 75 first down catches(second highest in career)
• 21 touchdown catches(second highest in career)

We’ll see. We are predicting pretty high! We will also go on record and say Patriots over Cowboys in the super bowl. Let us know what you think! In the mean time, keep coming back for more on Randy Moss all throughout the offseason, and let us know what you the viewers want to see!

Go Moss!
Go Patriots!

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady described the lingering effects of his injury late last season, saying Saturday that his ankle now feels really good, but he is still slow and can’t jump.

Speaking on the second day of the three-day mandatory minicamp, Brady said his off season training program has been somewhat limited by the fact that still does not lift a lot of weight. “That hasn’t changed,” NFL’s Most Valuable Player told reporters.

Brady, who turns 31 in August, first injured his ankle against San Diego in the AFC championship game. News of the injury broke when he was first photographed in New York wearing a protective boot two weeks before the Super Bowl.

The passing combos of Brady to Randy Moss and Wes Welker helped the Patriots go unbeaten in the regular season and two playoff games. But they were stunned in the Super Bowl by the New York Giants, 17-14.

Brady says the Patriots have moved on from the disappointing loss and are looking forward to improve in the next six weeks and then getting back together at the end of July month for training camp.

“There are a lot of new guys who weren’t a part of that, so they don’t bring any of those memories or that energy in here,” Brady said. Coach Bill Belichick has also been preaching to returning players “that what happened last year is something for us to learn from and move on from.”

“In life, you don’t reflect too much on what happened in the past. You try to learn

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from it and build on it,” Brady said. “We can only control what we did today, which in this case was a really good practice.

Brady said he is happy that Moss agreed to return to New England after signing a three-year deal worth $27 million, saying his favorite target appears in great shape for the upcoming season.

Moss, who caught a record 23 TD passes from Brady during the season, had five receptions for 62 yards and a TD in the Super Bowl.

“Randy and I, we have a great relationship,” Brady said. “I know this is the place where he wanted to be and we wanted him. Usually the contract situations work out when that happens. He adds so much to this offense”

Brady also praised new tight end Marcus Pollard, a 14-year veteran who signed as a free agent in April after playing for the Seattle Seahawks last season.

Pollard had a chance to shine Saturday, with starting tight end Benjamin Watson and backup David Thomas both on rehabilitation from injuries this weekend and not on the field.

He hooked up with veteran backup quarterback Matt Cassel on a couple of nice plays during passing drills, including a long touchdown as he laid out to make the catch.

Pollard, who has played with some of the NFL’s best quarterbacks such as Peyton Manning of Indianapolis and Matt Hasselbeck at Seattle, now has a chance to hook up with Brady, the All-Pro quarterback.

“Marcus has done a great job coming in here and learning what we do. He’s been to a couple of different offenses but he seems like he’s picked this one up pretty quickly,” Brady said. “Just in the last few days he’s really taken to this offense and he’s made a bunch of plays in these camps.”

“I just wanted a chance to play and win some games,” Pollard, 36, said about his decision to join the Patriots. “They told me I’d have an opportunity here and I’m just looking to contribute in any way I can — special teams, blocking, wham blocking, whatever.”

Belichick said Pollard’s experience — has career totals of 349 catches and 40 touchdowns — is valuable.

“Marcus knows the passing game. He has a lot of experience in offenses such as Indianapolis’ and Mike Martz’s West Coast offense” while with Detroit, Belichick said.

Besides Watson, Thomas and Pollard, three other tight ends are competing for three, possibly four roster spots.

They include third-year player Stephen Spach, who played in three games last season after injuries decimated the tight end corps, and undrafted free agents Tyson DeVree of Colorado and Jonathan Stupar of Virginia.

“This team is going to take on an entire different appearance,” Brady said. “I hope what we put out there in the field is up to the championship level that we’ve put up in the past.”

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Unfortunately, we have yet to see a picture of this, but I guess Randy Moss is going to be on an envelope? How cool is that? If anyone has seen this let us know, so we can see the picture and get it put up here on Randy Moss Club.

The United States Postal Service is rolling out a commemorative envelope honoring the former Marshall University football star and Rand’s most famous resident.
Moss will attend a ceremony at 2 p.m. Friday at the Cultural Center for the unveiling of the envelope.

He’ll be only the third West Virginia athlete to grace a special envelope issued by the postal service.

How cool. Keep it up Randy! We’d love to get that envelope!

Randy Moss, who during the 2007 season caught 98 passes for 1,493 yards, and set an NFL record 23 touchdowns, and on his career has caught 774 passes, and went for 12,193 yards and 124 touchdowns recently had the restraining order placed against him, dropped. The woman, who filed the case against the Patriots star, requested the case be dissolved and closed on March 3 in the Broward County Circuit Court’s office.

Randy, who is 31, claims he did not touch the lady during this incident.

Just another case of a poor, sad woman trying to get some cash off our boy Randy Moss. Keep working hard Randy!

Our boy Randy Moss resigned with the Patriots through the 2010 season! Moss, who just turned 31 will make $27 million over the next 3 seasons, 15 of which are guaranteed.

Randy says: “We have some unfinished business to take care of,”

NFL Network’s Adam Schefter is reporting that New England Patriots are close to a deal with Randy Moss that would make him one of the league’s highest paid receivers.

A report by the NFL Network’s Adam Schefter intimated the Pats were “close” to re-signing the wide receiver, and had a “standing multi-year offer to make him one of the highest-paid receivers in the NFL.” Schefter essentially made his case based on what he feels about the negotiation, saying, “It’s not that they’re getting close, I think they’ve always been close.”

The word is…. If Randy Moss files for free agency, the Philadelphia Eagles are set to offer Randy $40 million.

WOW. That’s our boy!

Are the New England Patriots going to slap the franchise tag on our boy Randy Moss. According to AOL sports:

Patriots general manager Scott Pioli said prior to the Super Bowl that win or lose, he and head coach Bill Belichick will turn their attention to the 2008 off-season on the plane ride back to New England. Specifically, what do do about the six soon-to-be unrestricted free agents, none more important than wideout Randy Moss.

The Patriots have three choices: re-sign Moss (but that would probably require making him the NFL’s highest-paid receiver; let him walk; or franchise him.

The Boston Globe’s Mike Reiss thinks the third option would be most appealing to New England.

If the Patriots place the non-exclusive franchise tag on Moss, it would strongly increase the likelihood of his return to New England in 2008. Other teams could still sign Moss to an offer sheet, but would have to forfeit two first-round draft choices if the offer isn’t matched by the Patriots. Because of that steep price, it is unlikely another team would submit an offer sheet to any franchise player.

Not only would a franchise tag virtually insure Moss’ return, but it wouldn’t require New England to make a long-term investment. That may seem like less of an issue following Moss’ 2007 season, but there’s no guarantee he won’t revert to the “I try when I want to” mentality that got him traded from the Vikings and the Raiders.

Moss might not be all that jazzed about being franchised, but there’s not much he’d be able to do about it. He could choose to sit out, but that would affect him more than the Patriots, I think. I mean, they made it to the AFC Championship game in 2006 with Jabar Gaffney and Reche Caldwell as Tom Brady’s primary options.