After Latest Release of Randy Moss, Who Enters the Sweepstakes?

November 2, 2010   ·   Shae Cronin   ·   Jump to comments

After Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress informed his team that Randy Moss “is no longer with us,” Moss’s agent, Joel Segal, confirmed the reports when he told the Star Tribune that his client had been waived.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Moss’s name did not appear on Monday’s waiver report.
The waiver wire operates in the order of current team record, with the winless Buffalo Bills having the first opportunity to sign Moss and the New England Patriots (6-1) with the last. If a team does claim Moss on waivers, they will be responsible for the $6.4 million owed in the final year of his contract. In the unlikely scenario that Moss is not claimed on waivers, the Vikings would be forced to pay Moss the remaining $3.88 million on his deal, and he would then be available for about $450,000 with the luxury of hand-picking which team he’d like to join.
As Adam Schefter reported, the possible teams interested in claiming Mo...

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