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What is wrong with Santana Moss? (merged)

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Old 10-14-2007, 11:01 PM   #1
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Re: What is wrong with Santana Moss?

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We're not gonna cut him, we'd at least trade him and get something for him lol. Either way that's not happening so w/e.

The fact of the matter is something is wrong with him. The drops are a mental aspect of the game, which suggests that he's not "on" mentally as far as I'm concerned. He's not playing like old, and that means that the injuries are probably still lingering. What I would do is just let him sit next week, let him get back into the right frame of mind, and when he thinks he can contribute and stop making negative plays it will be time to let him back on the field. If he continues playing like this he's only gonna hurt us some more, and we can't have that.
Brain damage, nerve damage, the yips? Seems to me something is wrong with him, and I'm not saying this to be critical. I think he needs a full physical (including neural) check up. He's not the same guy. There are many reasons his hands may be slow to react-- many are serious.
I hope I'm totally off the wall and wrong but I think this has been coming on for a while.
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