rhoden on randy moss...

He isn't now.
He's saying he was then.
I suspect every NFL player is pissed at football at one time or another.

 

Sounds like a piece.

 

It does, doesn't it?
Damn you, Three Generals, I needed a break.

 

That copse we all need to take sometime in life turns out to be almost always bare through the glasses.

 

First of all, Rhoden did mention the restraining order.

Secondly, Moss pretty much admits he's not a saint. He apologizes for nothing. I dont know what else the man can say.

Finally, his transformation is a big story. NO ONE thought Moss would fit in the way he has.

So what's the problem with this column?

 

BillRhoden *pant pant* ringbell *slobber slobber* getpellet [/pavlov]

 

In the meantime, we have this drivel:

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=hill/080130&sportCat=nfl

 

Dools, that one's on the turnpike, big fella.

 

Yep, that's being discussed elsewhere on SportsJournalists.comland, as well . . . I like Hill, and
think she's doing great (not that she needs any of that, from me . . . ), but
Moss' mailing it in in Oakland while continuing to cash the checks was disgraceful.
Still is.

 

If only I understood whether that's a good thing. :-\

 

Not exactly the work of the sharpest knife in the drawer.

 

I still don't know what the hell she was trying to say. It was poorly written and badly edited. And the premise is ridiculous: if you play for a bad team with bad management, it's all right to quit on them.