TO vs. Randy Moss

Last year, I noted that Terrell Owens was preferable to Randy Moss:
"Some of TO's off-field comments may be self serving, but he can play. Randy may
be a playmaker, but I don't recall TO ever running down a police officer with
his car. " (Ridgeline, January 2005)

Well, I was wrong. Randy Moss didnt blow up the Raiders. Bye bye, Terrell. The NBA could use a class act like you.

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Randy Moss is definately the better receiver, in 11 years T.O. has 101 career touchdowns, which is good, but moss has 98 career touchdowns in just 9 years I mean its a no brainer. You cant match Moss's athletism and speed with any other receiver. T.O. is a good receiver to but the difference there is that T.O. f*s up teams So far he is 2 for 2 in destroying franchises.
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