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Randy Moss didn't have much to do in Tennessee. (AP Photo)
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Randy Moss had a forgettable stint with the Tennessee Titans, his most recent NFL team, during the 2010 season. The coach he played for in Nashville, however, isn't ruling out a reunion with the wide receiver in St. Louis.
New Rams coach Jeff Fisher told SN correspondent Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that despite Moss' paltry production as a Titan (just six catches for 80 yards in eight games), he had no issues with Moss as a player both on and off the field.
Randy Moss didn't have much to do in Tennessee. (AP Photo)
“I thought the world of him over the six or eight weeks that I think we had him,” Fisher said. “I thought he was a terrific teammate and he did a great job in our locker room.”
The Rams are desperate to add a playmaking wide receiver to help third-year quarterback Sam Bradford, and it's unlikely they will bring back their best wideout from a year ago—unrestricted free agent Brandon Lloyd. That doesn't mean, however, Fisher and new general manager Les Snead are ready to sign Moss, who turned 35 on Monday.
“If he wants to come back, obviously he’s going to need to find a home,” Fisher said. “At this point, it’s too early to say.”
Fisher is one of several men in the NFL who have experience coaching Moss. In addition to the New Engalnd Patriots' Bill Belichick, Moss played for San Diego Chargers coach Norv Turner (in Oakland), Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Mike Tice (with the Minnesota Vikings) and Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Brad Childress (also in Minnesota). It's doubtful any of them will roll the dice on the receiver's services a second time.
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Randy Moss didn't have much to do in Tennessee. (AP Photo)
Read more: http://aol.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2 ... z1mVoi8rO7
Randy Moss had a forgettable stint with the Tennessee Titans, his most recent NFL team, during the 2010 season. The coach he played for in Nashville, however, isn't ruling out a reunion with the wide receiver in St. Louis.
New Rams coach Jeff Fisher told SN correspondent Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that despite Moss' paltry production as a Titan (just six catches for 80 yards in eight games), he had no issues with Moss as a player both on and off the field.
Randy Moss didn't have much to do in Tennessee. (AP Photo)
“I thought the world of him over the six or eight weeks that I think we had him,” Fisher said. “I thought he was a terrific teammate and he did a great job in our locker room.”
The Rams are desperate to add a playmaking wide receiver to help third-year quarterback Sam Bradford, and it's unlikely they will bring back their best wideout from a year ago—unrestricted free agent Brandon Lloyd. That doesn't mean, however, Fisher and new general manager Les Snead are ready to sign Moss, who turned 35 on Monday.
“If he wants to come back, obviously he’s going to need to find a home,” Fisher said. “At this point, it’s too early to say.”
Fisher is one of several men in the NFL who have experience coaching Moss. In addition to the New Engalnd Patriots' Bill Belichick, Moss played for San Diego Chargers coach Norv Turner (in Oakland), Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Mike Tice (with the Minnesota Vikings) and Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Brad Childress (also in Minnesota). It's doubtful any of them will roll the dice on the receiver's services a second time.
