Eagles made Randy Moss an offer.

They're working hard for a #1... for the love of god, please...

Wait a second.... I just read something different.... :) I hope Moss goes to the Eagles and that a crazed user at armchairgm goes to NE and kills everyone while shouting "Jaaaaammmmmmeeeelllll!!!!"

I know.. if we have to go through another year with Reggie Brown as a starter I'm going to....do nothing but bitch about it.

hahahha. In Spadaro's world Matt McCoy was a steal.

Why would Moss turn down more money in Philly to stay in New England?

I mean who wants to play for a better coach, with a better quarterback, on a better team, and in a nicer city?

Crazy.

They probably only made an offer because they knew that Moss would not accept it. They would do this to appease the Philly crowd by saying, "Look, we are trying." When, in reality, they do not want to spend that extra money... just something to think about.

We'll find out in the coming days if it happened.

Moss was going to stay in NE from the start...

This was brought up about a week ago when it was rumored the Eagles were going to cut Takeo Spikes to make cap room for Moss.

Moss has all the money he'll ever need though, a Super Bowl ring has to mean something to every player, even one who was jogged and walked a few routes in his career.

Eagles apparently have also dropped out of the Javon Walker race. Larry Fitzgerald a possibility? Not even cutting Spikes would make that happen with the Eagles remaining cap room.

moss wants a ring and he feels that the pats would give him the best chance, no offense to Mcnabb I love him but he is no brady

This from PFT:

EAGLES LOST MOSS "AT THE WIRE"

We've heard from several readers today about reports in Philly from Gcobb.com and the radio host at WIP who hates us that the Eagles made a run at signing receiver Randy Moss.

We've looked into it, and it is 100 percent true.

The following explanation is based on our discussions with multiple league sources.

The Eagles, as reported elsewhere, offered a higher annual average than the Patriots. The Eagles also offered more guaranteed money than did the Pats.

But it was a day of high drama. The process went back and forth between the Eagles and the Patriots. At one point, the Eagles thought they had him. Then, it looked like the Pats had him. Then the Eagles. Then the Patriots.

One source said that the Pats won Moss "at the wire."

Moss, as we're told, was afraid to leave a place where he's happy after being unhappy for so many years before that.

The Eagles, as we understand it, knew that Moss was inclined to return to New England but decided to be aggressive.

And we greatly admire the Eagles for trying. Our good friends in Philly would have been elated with such a move -- and they should be happy that their team tried so hard to get a guy who could have had as big of an impact as Terrell Owens did in 2004, if not bigger.

The next question becomes whether this prompts the Eagles to re-double their efforts to pry receiver Larry Fitzgerald away from the Cardinals. There has been plenty of chatter about the Eagles trying to pull off a trade, and after getting so close to securing Moss there likely could be an increase groundswell of support for the franchise to do whatever is necessary to land a guy who in time could be every bit as good as Moss.