[Favre4Ever]

Pretty easy.... Or is it?

Who is going to have the superior season after 2012 is all said and done? Randy Moss in San Fran.... Or T.O. in Seattle?

[BC]

If you look at it this way, both offenses are conservative, and T.O. is more the possession receiver (at this point in his career). Randy Moss will more likely be used to go long and find breaks in coverage. I think T.O. would benefit more from being targeted more, getting more receptions, and more Y.A.C. He's the big dude who can break tackles, similar to what Mike Williams did for us before he ballooned and got his ass cut.

Then again, with Seattle's new way of running things, he could randomly be cut at any point of the preseason / regular season. It's clear they want to give Matt Flynn every kind of opportunity possible. Maybe it's not Jennings/Nelson/Cobb/Jones/Finley, but Rice/Owens/Baldwin/Winslow/Miller certainly aint a lack of receiving options.

[56AceInDaPlace]

Stat wise id say T.O. He would get the ball more then Moss would in San Fran. SF has Davis and Manningham too. Moss as BC said, would be the deep threat on offense. T.O wont light it up imo but he will have a pretty close season like he did in Cinncy.

[RazorStar]

Randy Moss, because he's the only one going to the Hall.

[dutchff7]

T.O is going to the hall. They might not give him 1st ballot because of all the drama that surrounded his career but he's going. It's NO WAY that the 2nd leading all time WR is not going to the hall of fame. That would just be ludicrous.

Now, T.O is going to be used way more frequently the Moss is imo. Moss will probably just be used situationally; stretching the field at times and red zone package plays. T.O will be more of a possession receiver.

Another reason I think T.O will do better because T.O is better; even through out both of their careers. In NO WAY is it a landslide by any stretch of the imagination because we are talking of two of the G.O.A.T excluding Rice ofcourse. It was small things that made T.O better imo. Moss was notoriously known for one route his entire career. T.O ran ALL different routes, sacrificed his body and went across the middle, and was lethal after the catch because he was so hard to take down. Moss was known for being a speedster, just burning dudes, out jumping dudes and making insane spectacular catches. With that skill set alone though, it made him one of the G.O.A.T. No one seen a freak athlete like Moss when he came into the league and tbh, Calvin Johnson KIND OF shows to be the closest thing to Moss in a way with his freakish jumping ability and speed (not as fast as Moss in his prime). Megatrons body is more massive though. But back to the topic, T.O's versatility made him better imo being able to use him in so many different ways. He's dropped a few balls throughout his career but I'd take him over Moss.

[seanbrock]

I'm gonna say Randy Moss. TO was at least decent his last go round in the NFL. Moss was humiliated. Randy Moss is going be more motivated than he ever was. TO needs the money, but TO is going to play hard and practice hard no matter what. He always has. Moss on the other hand isn't always motivated.

[Milla4Prez63]

I'll say Moss because he has a full offseason under his belt while TO came in a week after TC. Neither of them make a big impact though.

[Rain Man]

I think Owens will have the better season this year. Not sure why, but I just think he's going to light it up for the Seahawks. Perhaps it's just because that's what I want to see.

[Favre4Ever]

TO says he has a new attitude...

Quote

“I think a lot of people don't probably expect me to use that word, ‘humble,’ ” he said after his first workout with the Seattle Seahawks. “But again, there has been a lot of moments within the last two years that have had me face, and say, that word.”

Since he last was in the NFL, the wide receiver has had anterior cruciate ligament surgery (in the spring of 2011) and was a washout with the Indoor Football League this spring. He was all about the team Wednesday, though, arriving in Seattle and taking No. 10 with his customary No. 81 taken by third-year wide receiver Golden Tate. In his first practice, he was, he said, “a little rusty, but just glad to be out there. Grateful for the opportunity the Seahawks have given me.” For now — remember the date — he was saying all the right things.

Washington Post

Quote

RENTON, Wash. -- The Seattle Seahawks said Thursday they violated the NFL's collective bargaining agreement by allowing Terrell Owens to practice in shoulder pads during his first on-field practice.

The team said it unintentionally committed the violation and that Owens should have just been in a shell and not shoulder pads during his debut practice on Wednesday.

League spokesman Greg Aiello said in an email that the league is gathering facts. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram first reported the possible violation.

ESPN

[GA_Eagle]

TO

[Maverick]

RazorStar, on 07 August 2012 - 05:23 AM, said:

Randy Moss, because he's the only one going to the Hall.

I love how all of us old-time members at TGP just breeze by this post because we know it's from Razor lol...