If he left under bad terms, why all the hugs form the owner, coach and team mates?
I think---he wanted more money they said no, he said release me, so they did
It was ALL business, and not production driven
but thats just me
"Greg C." wrote:
So you think they were just fine with him refusing to honor his contract, if that's really what this was about? They said nice things about him because Bellicheck avoids making controversial statements and the entire organization follows that credo.
Besides, I think there was more to it than money. I heard about some pretty serious conflict between Moss and at least one of the assistant coaches. As I've said elsewhere, when you get a player for your team, you get a human being, not just a skill set. And I don't think Moss as a human being is a good fit for anyone right now. He's on a star trip and he's kind of crazy, and as if that's not bad enough, it IS affecting his level of play.
"longtimefan" wrote: