Randy Moss: NFL Teams That Could Go After the Mercurial Wide Receiver

Randy Moss is attempting a comeback.  The question is, will any NFL teams have enough interest to sign him?

Moss remains a talent but in recent years his problems have trumped his production.  

In 2010, the New England Patriots grew tired of his antics and shipped him to the Minnesota Vikings. The team that drafted him put up with his issues for a few weeks then released him.  Moss spent the rest of the season languishing on the Tennessee Titans bench.

So, now that he wants to come back, there are serious concerns about both his chemistry impact on a locker room and his actual playing abilities.  What NFL teams are desperate enough to take the plunge?

Chicago Bears

The Bears will definitely give Moss a look in free agency.  Chicago's depth chart currently features Earl Bennet, Johnny Knox and Devin Hester.  That is not enough to contend and the Bears are likely to target a receiver in the draft.  Adding Moss along with a draft pick could turn the position from a weakness to a strength.

Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles will also give Moss a look.  They could use receiver depth considering DeSean Jackson's price tag and penchant for injury.  But concerns over his behavior could derail that signing.  The Eagles are trying to build chemistry not add more problems.  

Other Possibilities

Several other teams may check in as well.  The Washington Redskins could use a playmaker opposite Santana Moss.  The Buffalo Bills need someone other than Steve Johnson to catch deep balls.  Even the Houston Texans could use a second deep threat receiver in their high-octane offense.

Conclusion

So, there will be plenty of general interest in Randy Moss.  He is still the second-best receiver in NFL history.  But no one knows whether any of them will bite the bullet and sign him.