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Moss Will Stand Pat for $27M

3-year deal is less than what the Eagles were considering

By Jesse Andrews, Newser User

Posted Mar 3, 2008 11:07 PM CST

(Newser) – After flirting with several other teams, New England's record-setting receiver Randy Moss has decided to stay put to the tune of $27 million over three years, reports the Boston Herald. The price amounts to a discount of sorts—Moss had received a more lucrative offer... Read full story »

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