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| Height: 5-10 Weight: 190 Born: Jun 1, 1979, Miami, FL |
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July 25, 2008 Santana Moss stated that he wants the Redskins to throw him the ball as much as possible this season, according to the AP. "Early and often" is the way he put it, and believes he can once again be a game-changer under the new regime in Washington, namely head coach Jim Zorn. Our View:Moss has looked great at the start of training camp and is excited about Jim Zorn's new offense and has high expectations for 2008. Moss only racked up 1,598 receiving yards over his last two seasons, after breaking out with 1,483 in 2005, and noted that his numbers were compromised by a lack of plays directed his way. |
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July 24, 2008 Santana Moss has had an impressive start to training camp, catching everything that is coming his way, according to the Washington Post. Our View:Though it's early, this is good news for fantasy players who have Moss on their roster. A bit of a disappointment last season, he still has the potential to be a solid number two wide out on fantasy teams. |
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June 3, 2008 Santana Moss had been battling a case of the flu, but is reportedly healthy again, and returned to the field for Tuesday's OTA, according to the Washington Post. Our View:Moss has had durability issues over his career, but is an elite receiver when healthy. Moss should excel in Jim Zorn's quick-strike West Coast offense this season, if he can just avoid the injury bug. |
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February 8, 2008 Jason La Canfora of the Washington Post reports that the belief around Redskins Camp is that Jim Fassel will be the next head coach, with a press conference as soon as Monday and some negotiating this weekend. But there has been no official announcement nor a scheduled press conference. |