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Brady And Moss To Skip Pro Bowl

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Posted by: kwflatbed

NEW YORK (WBZ) ― Tom Brady and Randy Moss are not going to Hawaii for the Pro Bowl.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Derek Anderson will replace Brady and Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson will play in place of Moss, the NFL announced Monday.

The AFC-NFC Game will be played next Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in Honolulu.

Brady, sacked five times by the New York Giants and pounded throughout Sunday's Super Bowl, has been bothered by a tender ankle. In a release, the Browns did not provide a reason for Anderson replacing Brady.

It's not clear why Moss is not going.

The Patriots had no comment on either player.

http://wbztv.com/patriots/pro.bowl.randy.2.645551.html



Posted by: ninety_four_c

What a classless act, its bad enough that they did not show up for the super bowl and now a no show for the pro bowl. What a way to say thank you their fans.



Posted by: WaterPistola

does anyone care about the pro bowl? come on



Posted by: ninety_four_c

I agree nobody really cares, but it should be a way for the players to pay back the fans for being loyal through out the season



Posted by: kttref

What sore losers.



Posted by: Andy0921

Quote:
Originally Posted by kwflatbed View Post
Brady, sacked five times by the New York Giants and pounded throughout Sunday's Super Bowl, has been bothered by a tender ankle.l

Quote:
Originally Posted by kttref View Post
What sore losers.
Brady is probably always sore....If you catch my drift...



Posted by: WaterPistola

Brady might be injured, Moss...no excuse



Posted by: kwflatbed

Quote:
Originally Posted by WaterPistola View Post
Brady might be injured, Moss...no excuse

I am glad that you are such an expert on who is injured and who is not.

Why would the Pats want to risk any more of a serious injury to a player
for a no count game just played for the money ??



Posted by: WaterPistola

I'm no expert but, the way Brady played...seemed like an injury.



Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

Quote:
Originally Posted by WaterPistola View Post
I'm no expert but, the way Brady played...seemed like an injury.
He didnt play...never got a chance to cause that front line SUCKED blocking for him! Wouldve turned out different if he had had more then a secind and a half in the pocket



Posted by: Mitpo62

There's going to be a lot of drama played with the Pats this off season. Stay tuned.



Posted by: GALEWINDS

Only the Clowns go Home



Posted by: TopCop24

Let the drama begin with Willie Andrews...pound of pot, 6800 bucks and a blacked out Crown Vic in downtown Lowell



Posted by: RCPD33

Quote:
Originally Posted by ninety_four_c View Post
I agree nobody really cares, but it should be a way for the players to pay back the fans for being loyal through out the season
That's a nice thought, but I don't have the money to fly to Hawaii to have them show me their appreciation for me. Maybe if the game was held on the mainland (any warm state basically would do), than that would be a more plausable.

Unless they really, really want to show their appreciation to their loyal fans and fly us all out there on their dime, then I'm all for that.



Posted by: djbfc

They could care less about the Fans. It's all about the money!!



Posted by: TalontedTSi

Yea, pretty selfish of Moss. But then again, he is probably recovering from the loss vs Giants. LOL.





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