Randy moss comments after game

I won't get into any trouble by the NFL by saying that, you know. I have had fun throughout my years and, you know, predominantly in the offseason. In a interview with Bryant Gumbel, Randy Moss admitted that he had used marijuana during his time in the NFL, and still smoked "every blue moon. When his comments drew criticism from NFL brass, Moss insisted that he had been referring to past use, stating "that was really me talking in the past tense of way back in the beginning of my career and my childhood—especially in high school and college.

Randy Moss' time with the Oakland Raiders saw the franchise plagued by an inability to capitalize on the optimism that the wideout's acquisition had generated early on. While Moss did have flashes of brilliance, nagging injuries, uneven play at the quarterback position and player-coach strife saw Moss, a jocular figure of defiance in Minnesota, morph into a glum shadow of himself who was none too subtle about his desire to leave Oakland.

Following his exit from the Bay Area, former Raiders offensive coordinator Tom Walsh called Moss "a player whose skills are diminishing. If it is going to be an interview, I am going to conduct it. So, I will answer my own questions and ask myself the questions and give you the answers. So, it's no wonder the Bucs didn't open their wallets for a player whose availability is often in question. Brown also has Brady to thank for helping him land a job with the New England Patriots in and Tampa Bay in , while the QB even called for the media to treat Brown with compassion after last weekend's incident.

But Brown described their relationship in more transactional terms Friday. We're all humans, bro. We're all dependent on somebody else to do the job. In the business of football, our business is winning. Brady and I like winning. We have that in common. Like us on Facebook to see similar stories. I'm already a fan, don't show this again. Send MSN Feedback. How can we improve? Please give an overall site rating:. Privacy Statement.

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