New England Patriots: Randy Moss Returning to Foxborough for the Final Time?

December 16, 2012   ·   Kyle Cormier   ·   Jump to comments

Perhaps the greatest wide receiver in New England Patriots' history could be taking the field for his final time in front of the crowd in Foxborough Sunday night.
Randy Moss, who set the NFL's single-season receiving touchdown record with 23 as a Patriot in 2007, will return to town with the San Francisco 49ers in what could be his last season in the league.
Considering that Moss only played in just over three seasons in New England, the mark that he left on the team's record book is astounding. He has the franchise's all-time record for touchdowns in a season (23), touchdowns in a game (four) and is tied for second for touchdowns in a career with 50—all while playing from only 2007 to early in the 2010 season, before he was dealt to the Minnesota Vikings.
For the last two years, fans in New England have clamored for a return so that the team could once again have Moss bring in the deep balls as he did in the past, but Bill Belichick clearly did not see that as a ...

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