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SPORTSbyBROOKS found this 3/4/2008 on s2nblog.wordpress.com [flag]
Essentially, Randy Moss re-signing with New England had to happen — not just for Moss and the work he’s done without question there, but for the health of Tom Brady’s passing stats and his game. Note that Donte’ Stallworth has taken his peripatetic ways to Cleveland, and several members of the Pats’ secondary have sought more money (Asante Samuel) or to ... [link]

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Blog-O-Rama: Aussie Cricketer Assaults Streaker
Published 3/4/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
• FAN IQ’s 100% INJURY RATE uncovers photos of an Australian cricketer clocking a streaker . • SIGNAL TO NOISE knows Randy Moss’ return to the Patriots can only mean good things for Tom Brady . • DEUCE OF DAVENPORT cashes in word that a fantasy football site still owes its winners $450,000 . • Darren Rovell of CNBC is all in with news that a Lakers-Celtics finals could be a losing proposition for Vegas . • CONSTRUDA hopes that Brett Favre could take Chris Berman& John Madden along into retirement . • AWFUL ANNOUNCING broadcasts one ...

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Browns, Jaguars, Eagles among winners in free agency

SEO posted 3/4/2008 from sports.espn.go.com

Eighteen NFL teams worked out more $714 million in contracts to acquire 39 players in the first three days of the free-agent signing period. Eight trades were worked out. Nine last-minute deals were completed to prevent free agents from hitting the market on the eve of free agency. Stars Randy Moss (New England) and Lance Briggs (Chicago) agreed to re-sign after free agency started Friday.
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More on Moss deal

Matt's Pats Blog found this 3/4/2008 on www.boston.com

Here are some more details on Randy Moss's contract with the Patriots: Base salaries: 2008: $1.9 million 2009: $6.4 million 2010: $6.4 million Salary cap charges: 2008: $6 million 2009: $10.5 million 2010: $10.5 million
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Free Agency Nugget: Randy Moss | Draft Nuggets

draftnuggets posted 3/4/2008 from www.draftnuggets.com

When the 2008 free agent season began many assumed that Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss had a verbal agreement in place with the team to remain since New England chose to not use the franchise tag on him. Complicating the situation the Patriots could not resign Moss prior to free agency due to league rules regarding extensions on renegotiated contracts.
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A Legend Walks Away: Brett Favre Retires

kcdc posted 3/4/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com

In what really came as a shock to NFL fans, the Green Bay Packers QB has called it quits. The Mississippi gunslinger said in a voicemail to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen, “I know I can still play, but it’s like I told my wife, I’m just tired mentally. I’m just tired.”
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Patriots Sign Jason Webster

kcdc posted 3/4/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com

After a few dark days in free agency for the Patriots when CBs Asante Samuel and Randall Gay left the team, the Patriots have stepped up and made two significant signings in as many days. Just a day after re-signing WR Randy Moss, the Patriots today signed veteran cornerback Jason Webster to an undisclosed contract. Webster arrived earlier today at Gillette Stadium for a free agent visit.
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