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How do you know he wasn't happy being a contributer unless they were winning? Would you like to be on a losing team while you were working your *** off and no one else could play a lick? And your part about him not caring about the team before he got to the Pats makes no sense, everyone know that. He changed when he got to the Patriots. Why do you still hate on somebody that has changed their whole outlook on life? You seem like a miserable person, all your posts are negative and your ALWAYS hating on something or someone.

His offensive coordinator, Tom Walsh, told the Boston Globe after the 2006 season in an interview that Moss's receiving skills and hunger to play football had severely diminished. Walsh said, "Randy Moss is a player whose skills are diminishing, and he's in denial of those eroding skills. Randy was a great receiver, but he lacked the work ethic and the desire to cultivate any skills that would compensate for what he was losing physically later in his career"

His former coach, who knew him a million times better than we ever will.

"losing sometimes can get contagious, but as a player I can't let that settle in, and I think that's one of the things that bothered me [in Oakland]. I didn't want it to set in and it didn't set in. It was just really nerve-racking that it was hard for me to win."

Nerve racking that it was hard for him to win, not be a contributer, and even there he doesn't say if the team wins: it was all about HIM.

as reported on local Patriots post game show , Randy Moss stormed off the sidelines demanding a trade,, coming of the heels of his first game not getting 100 yards OR a touchdown.
Moss was quoted as saying , among other things "who the **** is Donte Stallworth?? when the **** did he join this team?? IM the only g*d**** receiver any team needs!!! and if that isnt the case.. trade me!!"

I just found that. That's him only caring about himself, so you and everyone else, since you say everyone knows I'm wrong, can show me how dogging your teammates and being angry cause you're not getting the ball is caring about your team.

So, even in New England, he may have calmed a little bit due to Vrabel and Bruschi, but he still only cares about himself, which was evident in the post-game interview which you have a different interpretation on.

Tell me this, how can you make a statement that I seem like a miserable person based on my posts about NFL football players? I refuse to put them above everyone else and just assume they're great people, and you could say that fact means that I don't trust people, but please tell me, how does that make me seem like a miserable person?