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Mario Manningham Lands in San Francisco

Joe Tufaro — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 17:44:08 +0000

Free agent wideout Mario Manningham has signed a two year deal with the San Francisco 49ers. Mario will now be paired with a recently unretired Randy Moss, an underachieving Michael Crabtree, and Kyle Williams. With that threesome in place he just might be the number 1 receiver after all. Of course, the entire offense in S.F. Runs through TE Vernon Davis.

Mario will add a dimension to the offense in the bay area, except he seems to fill the same role as Moss, a speed guy that stretches the defense. Moss of course has better hands, and if healthy will be the bigger threat, which will help Mario and Davis. The problem right now in SF is who will the QB be? Alex Smith seems a bit upset at the courting of Peyton Manning, and is exploring other options.

We wish Mario the best as we do all that leave our beloved Giants to explore other options. San Francisco seems like its on a good path to success, if the front office and head coach don’t get in the way. Congrats Mario and we will see you soon!

Randy Moss Rumors…

Tom Brant — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 23:13:14 +0000

Sources tell FOXSports.com that the Saints are bringing in former All-Pro receiver Randy Moss for a workout Tuesday,

There are a couple of train of thoughts that the Saints are going here:

They need a distraction. With all of the bounty talks they are desperate to do anything to get the news back “onto” the football field.
They are worried that because of their serious lack of cap room they are going to need serious cheap help at WR
They like being the butt of jokes in the NFL

I do not know which one it is but the Saints certainly have had people scratching their heads as of late.

October 31, 2010; Foxboro, Massachusetts, USA; Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss (84) is greeted at center field by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (12) at the end of the game at Gillette Stadium. New England won 28-18. Mandatory Credit: Greg M. Cooper-US PRESSWIRE

Randy Moss Un-Retires

Joe Tufaro — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 22:45:15 +0000

Randy Moss, 35, formerly of the New England Patriots announced today he has un-retired. Many have speculated a return to the New England Patriots, some have said he belongs with the Jets. My feeling is he winds up standing next to Tiki Barber in the unemployment line. All the speculation will keep the writers busy for a few weeks, but before free agency and before the draft, no one should take any of the talk seriously. This is a move for a team that has the luxury to take a chance on a player like Moss, and would have no problem releasing him if it didn’t work out. Much like Tiki, who stated that he “already knew where he was going” when he un-retired, I think Randy has mistaken people pleasantly saying “you look great” and “you could still play” for them actually wanting him to play for their team. Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, and Chad Johnson (Ochocinco) were once great talents in this league, all with a little bit more baggage than necessary. Now the three of them should ride off into the reality show sunset, and leave football behind them.

Wednesday Whammies: The Bad Boys Of Free Agency

Wed, 06 Jul 2011 20:14:38 +0000

The current state of the NFL, which is slowly churning the bile of the die hard football fan into an acidic stomach butter, will undoubtedly cause the free agency market to become a three ring circus worthy enough to have been an episode on HBO‘s cult classic, Carnivale.

Even more disconcerting are the handful of free agents, who at one time were considered to be the league’s elite, that are now “more distinguished looking” and attempting to make one final impression on a career gone wrong. These players are, most certainly, headed for Canton, Ohio. These players are the “Bad Boys Of Free Agency.”