Who will have a better season? T.O, Chad Johnson, Randy moss,or Marvin harrison?
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Randy Moss will not have a good season because he A) is too injury prone and B) has Aaron Brooks throwing too him, which somehow isn't a real improvement over Collins. \nI think losing Edgerrin James is going to seriously hurt the Colts, because defenses are going to be dropping almost everyone back and blitzing like mad with the front line. People are finally figuring out what's been obvious for a couple years; Manning can't handle a serious pass rush. \nI'd like to say it's gonna be Chad Johnson, but Palmer's knee worries me, as does the number of balls thrown to Houshmanzadah. \nAs much as I absolutely hate to say it, I think it could be Owens. He's shown that he's able to keep his mouth shut for at least a season, and Bledsoe still has a big arm, even if he does have a statue-like pocket presence. I think that obnoxious, ignorant a**hole might throw it in all our faces by coming out and dominating again.
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Of course there is a lot of adjustments that teams will be making to their rosters before Sept.  But right now I would say LaDanien Tomlinson, Larry Johnson, Tiki Barber, Shaun Alexander and Carson Palmer (if he's healthy).  1st pick?  Larry Johnson.  I just like the way he runs and he knows how to find the end zone.
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This actually a really good question. I see most of you saying the Lions though. I highly doubt that will happen. They need a offensive line, not a WR. To answer the question with my opinion though. I would have to go with the Denver Bronco's. Although they were a candidate for the continuation of the T.O. saga. I see Bruce going there.
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I would go with Johnson hell get you at least 80 with a td then go with Taylor who look really good lately then go with Cuttler who will come out with something to prove and will be on fire.
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Lavar Arrington will probably make the most plays this year of any incoming player. But, longterm, I think Sinorice Moss will be the best aquisition to the team. Aside from his own receptions, his speed will force opposing defenses to keep an man deep. It will open a lot for Plaxico Burress.
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Unfortunately, it will probably be T.O.  I feel mixed about him being on the team, but maybe the third time will be the charm.  Do not discount Jason Witten though.  he is one of the best TEs in the league and with the deep threat of Owens and Glenn he could have a career year.
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I think the real question is, does Randy want to catch another pass?\n\nI don't think you will find Moss or Porter on that team next year. Moss 's best years are behind him and Porter could defiantly be utilized more efficiently on another team.\n\nSo to answer your question: Yes, he will catch another pass, but no he will not be a force in any fashion because he doesn't want to play for the Raiders anymore.
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oakland raiders... randy moss
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Definitely a Raiders fan here, so of course I'll be a bit biased, but I think Randy's going to have a great year.  He played hurt most of last year (after that legalized mugging in San Diego) and still had 1,000+ yds.  Now that cementhead/feet Collins is gone and we have a more mobile QB, he should return to his usual superhuman form.  Can't wait for the season to start!!!
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The Vikings should wait until they are eliminated from the playoffs if they are going to use Tavaris Jackson.  A switch to Brooks Bollinger makes more sense, because Brad Johnson does look like he might be toast.\n\nFor more on the Vikings and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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1, Randy Moss\n2. Chad Johnson\n3. Steve Smith\n4. Terral Owens\n5. Marvin Harrison
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Leftwich is better right now because he is younger, and still has yet to reach his prime.\n\nOverall, McNair has had the better career, leading the Titans to the Super Bowl in the 1999-2000 NFL season.
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I will say Steve Smith, as he is still the primary weapon of the Panthers offense and will likely be involved in big yardage plays and get a large number of touchdowns.\n\nT.O. will score well, but he is playing for Parcells, who prefers the running game to the passing game, limiting his touches and his touchdowns. And in that clash of egos, the Tuna will win every time.\n\nHolt was injured this year and, as he continues to get older, I would expect that may happen more often ... limiting his time on the field and his opportunities to score points.\n\nHarrison, while still a major part of the Indianapolis offense, is still only a part of a great receiving corps in Indy ... and since Payton Manning figured out the key to success is distributing the ball to all of those receivers, Harrison's numbers will likely level out. If anyone will catch or pass Smith, I think it will be Harrison and he'll still be a top player in most leagues -- but I don't think he'll be the very top guy like he used to be.
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Try to imagine putting Terrel Owens and Randy Moss on the same football team.  Their egos are way too big to be in the same place at the same time.  The whole operation would explode from the inside out in a matter of weeks.  I imagine the egos of these mischievous gods would lead to a similar outcome.\n\nZeus and Yahweh aside, the point is still the same.  :)
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Absolutely not. No inside-outside game that it takes. Joe Johnson is great but everyone who is there eventually ends up leaving...ie Harrington in this upcoming off season. Marvin Williams could develop, but until they have an all around good big guy they will struggle. Besides they are still young and you have to have some playoff experience. Joe Johnson barely played last year in the playoffs due to injury too so that doesn't help them experience wise.
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the oakland raiders and randy moss.
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Vickers, no. He's not running near good enough. I'm going with either Kenseth or Carl Edwards. Johnson will, of course, be ok.