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Once the game's over, Browns coach Eric Mangini and Patriots boss Bill Belichick will meet somewhere near the 50-yard line and face yet another of those painfully awkward moments with the whole football world watching.
The Vikings coach addressed the media Wednesday, two days after he decided to cut Moss less than a month into his second stint in Minnesota.
According to WFAN's Craig Carton, Randy Moss was in New Jersey Tuesday meeting with members of the Jets. Meanwhile, Bob Glauber of Newsday reports that the Jets have passed on the embattled receiver.
Derek Jeter's future in pinstripes is not so certain. The Yankees said Tuesday that retaining Jeter is one of their top priorities, but at what cost?
Randy Moss' abrupt departure was just the latest in what has been a season long on drama and short on success for a 2-5 team that started with Super Bowl aspirations.
In his last act with Minnesota, Randy Moss stepped to a podium to criticize the Vikings for ignoring his strategic advice, and announce his plan to interview himself the rest of the season instead of letting reporters do it.
Miami's early schedule, particularly the road games, looked a bit daunting when the season began. Now the Dolphins are probably thrilled to be playing at Baltimore on Sunday.
According to Michael Lombardi of NFL Network, the Minnesota Vikings have released Randy Moss.
The Jets got served a big fat slice of humble pie on Sunday, as they got shut out by the Green Bay Packers 9-0.
With the New York Jets losing to the Green Bay Packers earlier Sunday, the Patriots' win over Minnesota sends them to the top of the AFC East at 6-1.
Favre was hit by Patriots defensive tackle Myron Pryor while throwing. He stayed on the ground momentarily, then tried to get up while holding his face. But Favre then sank to the ground as Vikings trainers rushed onto the field, and they helped him to the sideline.
The New York Jets are emerging from their bye refreshed and healthy. The Green Bay Packers appear to be anything but.
Bill Belichick has seen a lot in his 36 NFL seasons. But a league executive praising a player who simply observed the rules?
One week after drawing heavy fines for illegal hits, James Harrison and Brandon Meriweather were praised by the NFL for clean play in Sunday's victories.
While New England pulled into a tie with the idle New York Jets atop the AFC East, the four-time defending AFC West champion Chargers tumbled to 2-5, their worst start in four seasons under Norv Turner.
The conga line of Jets fans celebrating the departure of Randy Moss may add me as a symbolic member. Whom must we thank for the trade? The Giants.
The Vikings play at New York on Monday night, and head coach Brad Childress said without hesitation Randy Moss would be in uniform against the Jets — in his old purple No. 84.
Darrelle Revis says Randy Moss put "his foot on the brake" the last time the New York Jets played against him, adding some spice to the team's game against the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night.
When Randy Moss first came to Minnesota 12 years ago, he electrified a stagnant franchise and immediately turned the Vikings into Super Bowl contenders. Now the Vikings need him to do it again.
The New England Patriots had another big night, and this time the NFL's highest-scoring team totaled most of its points with Tom Brady and the rest of the offense cheering from the sideline.
All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis participated in individual drills Friday for the first time since injuring his left hamstring nearly two weeks ago, but will not play in the New York Jets' game at Buffalo.
The New York Jets were downright angry. They heard fans and media say they were all talk and no action. Full of hot air. A team loaded with big names and small results.
The Jets found a way to win despite losing Darrelle Revis for the whole second half with an injured hamstring, Nick Mangold for a series with a shoulder injury, and Jason Taylor for a few plays with an injured elbow.
The New York Jets were developing all the bona fides of a bust. Then, of course, the Jets stomp the Patriots and cruise to a 28-14 victory.
Mark Sanchez threw a career-high three touchdown passes, including two in the second half, and the New York Jets held off Tom Brady and the New England Patriots despite losing Darrelle Revis in a 28-14 victory Sunday.
