Football, as it should be...

BILL LAMBERT

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Monday, November 5. 2007

Football is a game of guts and endurance in the face of extreme violence. Yesterday's game against Indy was one for the ages in that regard.

After the game was over, I said to May, "That was so intense, if my dad were still alive that game would have killed him."

Not sure where Randy Moss has been all our life, but I'm sure glad he finally got here. Moss was the difference maker in the game, the one non-QB you could point to and say, "He's the reason they were able to pull this out".

I have never seen a player with hands that can rip the ball out of the air like Randy can. When the ball is in the air, he goes for it as if he needs it.

Maybe he does.

Randy Moss is often a little embarrassed about his uncontrollable urges to moon the crowd. The Pats wide-receiver recently started up a new charitable foundation to aid those suffering from this debilitating affliction.

Posted by Bill Lambert in Patriots at 18:26 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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