I hope New England doesn’t completely unravel everything they built in the 2007 offseason. The Patriots decided not to tag Randy Moss as a franchise player, which will likely leave him “playing” the market. The Patriots also passed on the $6 million option for Donte Stallworth, which makes him a free agent. Wes Welker is a fantastic possession receiver, but he is not a #1 receiver and neither is Jabar Gaffney. Welker and Gaffney will not be nearly as effective if Randy Moss and/or Stallworth aren’t on the field. The Patriots can afford to lose Stallworth, but not Randy Moss. New England set all kinds of offensive records this past season, largely due to Randy Moss and his ability to stretch the field. I will be shocked if Randy Moss is not a Patriot next season. The better question is: which is more likely?…Moss or Belichick with the Patriots next year? I can’t answer that question yet, but it is possible that neither one of them will be on the New England sidelines next season. For more information on the Randy Moss situation, click on the link below:

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