Santana Moss Rumors & News

Redskins LB Brian Orakpo optimistic about recovery | WashingtonExaminer.comRedskins linebacker Brian Orakpo isn’t worried about his future in Washington; nor is he concerned about his pectoral muscle. And the pec could be tied to any extended stay in Washington. Orakpo, who missed the final 15 games last season after tearing his left pec, said he’s 100 percent and should be ready to participate in the organized team activities that start May 20. He also said he’s feeling much different recovering from this injury than he did a year ago while coming back from a similar issue. The Redsk...

The NFL Draft is less than two weeks away, but there is still plenty of things to discuss in the coming days. One of the positions we've not really covered is the slot receiver position. The Redskins currently have Santana Moss filling the role, who they think highly enough as a locker-room presence to work out a way to keep him despite the cap penalty. Moss is coming off a year in which he put up his best touchdown total since 2005, the year he joined the Redskins. But Moss is also 33-years-old and will be 34 before the season starts. They say the learning curve for a wide receiver i...

Measurements: Height- 5'11", Weight- 206 lbs. Projected Round: 5 Why he would be a good Redskin: Let's face it, Santana Moss is on his last leg. Sure he exceeded all expectations last year but at this point in his career Moss has too many limitations to be a dynamic slot receiver. Enter Josh Boyce. Foregoing his final year of eligibility to enter the draft, Boyce still proved to have a very productive career at TCU. He set the school record for most career receiving touchdowns. Quietly, Boyce dominated at the NFL Combine being the only receiver to rank in the Top 4 in both the 40 y...

When I first read this prompt, I immediately had a whole collection of memories burst into my mind. RGIII’s touchdown run against the Vikings, Santana Moss deep (twice) late against the Cowgirls, the pulsating playoff game in 2005 against the Buccaneers. I was initially worried about choosing one above the rest, but that only lasted briefly as I remembered the amazing, season ending, playoff clinching, Cowboy-whooping day that was December 30, 2007. As we all remember, 2007 was an extremely tumultuous year. We started out the season promisingly, led by a solid run game and two incre...

Need to Know: For the Redskins, patience is required - Rich Tandler's Real RedskinsThe Redskins are just under the NFL salary cap. After releasing DeAngelo Hall on Monday they have one cornerback under contract who has an NFL start on his resume, Josh Wilson. Going into the season with Richard Crawford and a draft pick at corner opposite Wilson would be the equivalent of going on a wing and a prayer. Redskins free agent one liners - Rich Tandler's Real RedskinsHere are quick thoughts on each of the Redskins’ unrestricted free agents: Redskins’ Griffin: ‘I’ll Be Ready’ " CBS DCSen....

Hearing that #Redskins have gained $2 million in cap space by restructuring WR Santana Moss' contract. Should be more than $3M under cap. — David Elfin (@davidelfin) March 12, 2013 The Redskins are keeping the band together. As Rich Tandler pointed out, the Redskins could have cut Moss and Carriker to save $8 million, but Shanahan is sticking with his word and rewarding home guys that have put in the hard work. The Redskins are currently have approximately $4 million in cap space.

Santana Moss is old - But Tiller, he led our receivers in touchdowns last season with eight! Leonard Hankerson can't catch, and can't gain separation from defenders - But Tiller, he's just going into his third season, and we all know receivers take the next step after season three. Give him more time. Josh Morgan is always injured - But Tiller, he played well for us this year, and he is such a good blocker. Desmond Briscoe(our only receiver with plus size)sucks, and can't even see the field over a guy like Robinson - But Tiller, he's one of the youngest receivers on the team, an...

"In my humble opinion, this is exactly the kind of receiver the Browns should be trying to bring in. I think they should take a look at Santana Moss and Steve Smith (the one from the Giants/Eagles/Rams), too. Veteran guys who know how to run good routes, have reliable hands, and can help mentor the young talent we already have at the position, without demanding extensive playing time that would take away from the development of Gordon, Little, & Benjamin." - hedphurst