Santana Moss: 'Meant For Me To Be' A Redskin

Today's sign that we've really reached the winding-down part of the season: players who are facing free means being asked about their futures with the team.Nearly everyone in the cabinet room saidthat they however had enough of football left and that they hoped to play that football here.It's what you'd trust to hear, what you'd ask to hear, and it often doesn't really mean all that much.

Santana Moss Discusses The Drop

Santana Moss had a heck of a game yesterday - 8 catches for 72 yards with 2 touchdowns - but it was about even better. On first mastered in the 4th quarter, with the game tied and 4:27 left, Rex Grossman hit Moss in the men with a ball on a go route. The guy covering Moss had fallen down; had Moss caught the egg and fallen on the spot, it would've been a 26 yard gain, but it didn't seem like Moss would make any cause to fall on the spot.

Redskins' Santana Moss Bounces Back With a Vengeance - NFL FanHouse

When Washington had last played Green Bay on Oct. 14, 2007, Santana Moss had one of the worst years of his career. After sitting out the previous week with a strained groin, Moss dropped a long pass, deflected a lump into an interception, strained a hamstring and preoccupied a blow which was returned for the winning Packers touchdown. Oh, and the old Pro Bowl receiver didn't get a pass.

Santana Moss Would Like More Touchdowns, Please

Talking during today's open locker room media session, Santana Moss expressed a few of the same basic ideas as LaRon Landry and London Fletcher, about working harder and finishing plays and so on and so forth.Here, for example, is how he suggests that the team recover from Sunday's dispiriting loss: "Just keep working," he said. "You know, the season ain't made in three games.