Moss; it was bound to happen

Joe Arrigo is listed as a contributor to the Bleacher Report.

Moss is the same guy who has a "buddy" timing his 40's. I suspect just to make sure the answer is right.

When Brady was throwing to him from 2007 thru the 2009 seasons, he did average 15 TDs per year. But only one of those years was special - the 2007 year when he caught the aforementioned 23 TDs. The production the other 2 years were exceeded or matched in 5 other NFL seasons with no "MVP QB" throwing to him. And then why 2 years ago when he played for 3 teams was he not effective? I suspect the "old" or should I say "the well known" Randy reappeared. When AR throws to 8 different guys in a game and Moss only caught 3 of them, we will hear about it in his news conference.

I'd give hardworking Driver another year before I signed under achieving, always complaining, take plays off, pouts, and ball hawg Moss to a contract. And those are his good qualities. No thanks.

To me signing Moss is simply a non starter. But stories in the Bleacher report are getting really flakey.

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Does anyone know the back story of Bleacher Report or how it came about? Did someone one day say to himself, "What if we took the wisdom of a message board poster, but gave him 400 words and/or a slideshow?"

One of their crack Packer reporters was an 18 year old high school student living in Australia. He'd never been to WI, never been to a Packer game and was just doing it to get some blog traffic

Sorry, but that's just not good enough

Senility maybe, but in some instances I'm guessing you weighed ones historical production and value.

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But Thompson has already shown he can make unfavorable decisions (see: Favre)

The only ones who thought it was unfavorable was the Favre ballwashers. We'll never forget you Brent.

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Was the list on a curve and was the final cut at 70 or 75%?

I would almost like to get signed up as a writer at Bleacher Report just on the hopes that one or two of my stories would make it to Bert.

As far as Bleacher Report's reputation goes, it has none. Based on some of the fluff I've seen on the site, there can't be any real requirements to be a writer. If you can form a coherent sentence, you can write for them.

And as for Moss, I don't ever want that slacker in Green Bay. I'd rather keep Driver, along with his work ethic, and positive locker room influence.

When Favre played, he would spend a lot of time each day searching the net for stories on himself. He'd see them LS.

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One of their crack Packer reporters was an ......

That explains a lot right there - as in the reason they see things from a different perspective than anyone else might. Just saying ........