It depends on what camp you are in.
If you are in the "Brett needs playmakers" camp than Moss makes more sense than common sense.
If your in the "don't make moves that hurts the team later" camp than Moss need not sign here.
It would certainly be hard to argue that we would win more games in '07 without Moss than with him. That's highly doubtful
Let's face it any consideration for Moss is strickly to help BF and to get the ball in the endzone more while Brett's still playing. Period. If he wasn't coming back this year Moss would not be on our radar.
If nothing else Brett and Moss trotting out together is an intreging thought and don't you know there would be some DB's with sweaty palms out there as well.
WHATEVER caused us to be so bad in the redzone and to score so few points vs. yards gained needs to be fixed. I mentioned way back that a better TE, an additional WR, and more explosive RB, as a combination, not necessarily a $10 mil dollar man could work.
Right now I don't see that TE coming on board and the draft will not improve us there much in '07, or, do I see that RB, at least yet.
So what's the plan to be more effective in the redzone and get a higher scoring average to the yards gained? Another year together with the same guys does have value. Some players will improve for sure.
Is that enough? That's the question this thread produces.