Randy Moss is being Traded to Minnesota?

[Vegasdogg]

Get ready to hear about Favre and Moss. In two weeks they play GB, and the following week they play NE - on Monday night.

This Monday night is NYJ vs Min, so that (Moss v Revis; Favre's old team) means we'll see a saturated news cycle with these two.

[golfer704u]

Originally Posted by Tobalaz

And defenders will get an additional 1-3 interceptions....

agreed, I'd much rather have Tom Brady throwing to Moss for my fantasy league than Favre. Like I said, this trade screwed me two ways.

[Tobalaz]

I really feel sorry for all you fantasy guys this is going to hurt but considering we play the Pats this is a GREAT thing for the Browns!

[Crow]

Reading the Pats board.

Some of them think the team will be better without Moss, lol.

[Shep]

Here's an update on Favre's penis, for Randy's benefit:

Brett Favre's Cellphone Seduction Of Jenn Sterger (Update)

[Crow]

i don't think that is a hall of fame penis, personally

[Shep]

This is gonna go real big real fast... unlike his penis.

NFL confirms review of Brett Favre-Jenn Sterger matter

Posted by Michael David Smith on October 8, 2010 3:59 PM ET
The NFL has confirmed that it is reviewing allegations that Brett Favre sent inappropriate photos to Jenn Sterger when he was a player on the Jets and she worked for the team.

"We are reviewing the matter," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello told the Associated Press.

In September Aiello declined to answer when PFT asked him whether the league was looking into the story.

Two months ago, Deadspin published allegations from Sterger, who currently appears on The Daily Line on Versus, that when she was an in-house sideline reporter for the Jets, Favre sent her photos of his penis. Yesterday Deadspin published what it said were those photos, and also published what it said were voice mail messages that Favre left for Sterger.

Sterger has not commented publicly.

Favre was asked about the story on Thursday and refused to get into it, saying, "I've got my hands full with the Jets."

The NFL's confirmation that it is looking into the matter likely means that media outlets which have previously ignored the story -- especially ESPN, which will televise Monday night's game between the Jets and Favre's Vikings -- will feel compelled to acknowledge it now. So Favre will continue to get questions like the one he got on Thursday. And the NFL will continue to get questions about whether its review of the matter turned up inappropriate conduct from one of the league's highest-profile stars.

[Crow]

the timing of this isn't suspect at all