Randy Moss to The Vikings Makes The Patriots a Much Better Offensive Team

October 6, 2010   ·   Nicholas Goss   ·   Jump to comments

Randy Moss and the Patriots enjoyed great success together, unfortunately the two enjoyed far less post season success both parties would have hoped for. Randy Moss won zero Super Bowls with the Patriots, and coach Bill Belichick has finally realized the offensive is better without Randy.
Tom Brady and Randy Moss recorded all time NFL numbers in 2007, en route to an 18-1 season ending in heartbreaking fashion to the Giants in Super Bowl XLII. Brady threw a record 50 touchdown passes, and Moss caught a record 23 touchdowns.
Brady and Moss were a amazing duo, but the offense was weaker and less scary than the ones who hoisted three Super Bowl trophies in 2001, 2003, and 2004.
Brady looked for Moss too much, often forcing throws to him. Whether Brady was trying to please Moss or he thought Randy would catch everything, the offense became easy to defend. 
The Patriots scored 38 or more points in eight times in 2007, but failed to score more than 35 points in each p...

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