By Bruce Feldman

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Randy Moss sauntered around the locker room scowling, a pack of microphones and cameras trailing him everywhere. He'd just done all of Green Bay dirty, scoring the backbreaking touchdown in the Vikes' 31-17 wild-card win, and punctuating it with a goalpost moon dance. Meanwhile, the receiver who drew two penalties and caught a third-and-six to set up Moss's TD quietly surveyed the surreal scene. This is how the world often looked to Nate Burleson in the first two years of his career. But ever ...

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