The Moss watch continues

March 2, 2008 2:48 PM

The most intriguing story line of free agency is starting to cause panic among Patriots fans. I'm receiving at least 10 e-mails per hour demanding updates on the star receiver.

Boston Herald beat writer John Tomase, currently the arch-nemesis of Bill Belichick, has put together a list of the most likely destinations for Moss should he decide not to return to the Patriots. I thought it would be done by now, but with each passing hour, there's a better chance Moss signs with another team.

Here's Tomase's top-5 list, which is led by Jerry Jones and the Cowboys. Jerry loves making a big splash more than anyone, but surely he recognizes that putting T.O. and Moss together might cause some issues. Both players have matured over the past year, but let's not get carried away. I mean, who is going to wear No. 81?

Here's the Hashmarks top 5:

1. Packers

2. Cowboys

3. Saints

4. Panthers

5. Steelers

Jerry Jones, T.O., Randy Moss, free agency

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