Randy Moss doesn’t have a contract beyond this season. And while he says it’s not a problem, you know it is. “When you have done so much and put so much in, it kind of feels like I am not wanted. I am taking that in stride and playing my final year out and whatever the future holds is what it holds, but it kind of a bad feeling, feeling not wanted.” You’re not taking it in stride? If you were you wouldn’t be talking about it and telling everyone how badly you feel about it. How have you not seen this move before?

Photos: Randy Through The Years

It’s played a million before. You’re 33. You’re best days are behind you. After this season, they would have gotten everything they could out of you and then they’ll show you the door. Like they have everyone else before you. Turn and burn. And you may think you’re different. But so did guys like Ty Law, Mike Vrabel and Richard Seymour, guys who actually did win rings there. Sometimes you have the hammer and sometimes you don’t. They’re not going to extend you and if you really do want one more big deal now would not be the time to go into operation shut down. You’re hardly the only guy who has gone into the final year of a deal without a new one; no one wants to hear about it and talking about it won’t get you a new one. Especially if you’re a 33 year old receiver.