FANTASY FOOTBALL NFL PLAYERS

Posted: 11/16/2009 11:07am et

The Associated Press reports New England Patriots WR Randy Moss caught nine passes for 179 yards with two touchdown receptions Week 10.

The Huddle Take: Moss looked a whole lot like the Moss of 2007, effortlessly striding down the field and pulling in anything close. In his last two games against Indy with Tom Brady at the helm, Moss now has 18 catches for 324 yards and three touchdowns. Keep that in mind if these teams meet again in the playoffs.

Posted: 11/5/2009 5:29pm et

New England Patriots WR Randy Moss (shoulder) practiced in full Thursday, Nov. 5.

The Huddle Take: There was some slight concern regarding Moss' shoulder, but the Patriots' bye week must have been beneficial. There's no way Moss would want to miss this week's matchup with the Dolphins, who will rely on not one, but two rookie DBs in their secondary.

Posted: 10/18/2009 9:18pm et

The Associated Press reports New England Patriots WR Randy Moss caught eight passes for 129 yards and three touchdowns in Week 6.

The Huddle Take: Moss was due to have a breakout game and it came in Week 6 against the hapless Titans. Despite a snow-covered field the Patriots and Moss had no problems finding the endzone and seemed to be in sync for the first time all season long. Fantasy owners looking for the high-scoring Patriots offense may have just found the start of some big things to come in 2009.

Posted: 10/16/2009 11:47pm et

New England Patriots WR Randy Moss (shoulder) was limited during practice Friday, Oct. 16. He is listed as probable for Week 6 and is expected to play.

The Huddle Take: Moss has just not looked to be on the same page with Tom Brady so far this season but should be on the field when the Patriots play in Week 6. Moss should always be considered a No. 1 wideout option for fantasy teams regardless of the scoring format if he is on the field. The talented wideout is overdue for a huge game and this could certainly be the week with New England playing against the struggling Tennessee Titans.

Posted: 10/12/2009 11:50am et

Monique Walker, of The Boston Globe, reports New England Patriots WR Randy Moss recorded his first career interception Week 5. Moss lined up deep on defense during the Denver Broncos' final play of the first half and intercepted the pass. It was the second pass defended of his career.

The Huddle Take: Moss caught as many balls from Denver quarterback Kyle Orton as he did from his own quarterback, Tom Brady. While the pick is nice it's of little fantasy help; you'd like to think New England could come up with a better way to use their top wideout on the offensive side of the football.

Posted: 10/2/2009 10:43pm et

New England Patriots WR Randy Moss (back) participated in practice Friday, Oct. 2. He is not on the injury report for Week 4 and will play.

The Huddle Take: Good news for the Patriots as Moss is not on the injury report and expected to play. He is a solid No. 1 wideout for fantasy teams but faces a stout Baltimore Raven defense in Week 4 that could hold his numbers down.

Posted: 10/1/2009 11:34pm et

New England Patriots WR Randy Moss (back) was limited in practice Thursday, Oct. 1, but he said his injury was improving.

The Huddle Take: Moss continues to be limited in practice with a back injury but appears likely to be on the field in Week 4. With fellow receiver Wes Welker also limited with a knee injury, Moss is certainly needed in the Patriot offense in the coming weeks. Fantasy owners should expect Moss to play unless there is some sort of setback on Friday.

Posted: 9/30/2009 11:27pm et

New England Patriots WR Randy Moss (back) was limited during practice Wednesday, Sept. 30.

The Huddle Take: Moss continues to be hampered by a sore back but will likely play in Week 4 for New England. Despite the injury he continues to be a solid No. 1 receiver and could put up huge numbers against any opponent. As long as there is no setbacks it would be hard to consider benching Moss in any event.

Posted: 9/27/2009 8:21pm et

The Associated Press reports New England Patriots WR Randy Moss caught 10 passes for 116 yards Week 3.

The Huddle Take: Moss once again eclipses 100 yards to help lead the New England offense on the day. The Patriots have still not found their grove to this point on offense which only means that Moss and Brady's numbers should only improve as they continue on in the season.

Posted: 9/25/2009 5:39pm et

New England Patriots WR Randy Moss (back) did not participate in practice Friday, Sept. 25. He is listed as questionable for Week 3.

The Huddle Take: We'll keep a real, real close eye on further developments. Leave Moss in your lineup for now, but keep checking back with us for the latest.