The New York Jets can't seem to stop talking about Randy Moss.
Antonio Cromartie agrees with his fellow cornerback Darrelle Revis that Moss is indeed a slouch. Moss' performance in the Jets' Week 2 win over the Patriots in the second half was deemed "nonchalant" by Cromartie.
"The way he came off the ball, it's a nonchalant attitude, it's like 'let's get the play over and go to the next one,' that's just the way he is," Cromartie said.
After his 34-yard touchdown catch against Revis in Week 2, Moss did not catch a single pass in the second half when he was covered by Cromartie. He also made it a point to explain that he is not worried about Moss using his comments as fuel for his first game as a Viking on Monday night against the Jets.
"At the end of the day, he's gotta do (what) he does, and we just have to go out and play an aggressive defense, like we do," Cromartie said.
Although Cromartie seems fairly confident that Moss won't be of much trouble to the Jets Monday night, he did make a point to say he respects Moss' achievements over his career (935 receptions for 14,604 yards and 151 touchdowns).
"He's coming into a Monday night game, he's on a new team, we may get a new Randy Moss," Cromartie said.
