I don't think a whole heck of a lot. Even in his interview, he said it will take him a couple weeks to learn the offense and Josh said their offense isn't an easy one to learn.
Probably special teams will be the extent, IMO.
He's got a non-stop motor and he's one of the biggest playmakers on the D if not THE biggest. I wouldn't care if he's 35. If he's still doing what he's doing, he's worth it.
I thought it was pretty clear from the interview with Tre and the coaches that he wasn't going to play this week. Guess some people took those a different way.
I swear people act like we're playing the Chiefs this week. We beat KC at their house with no Tre. Why do we need Tre so badly against a team nowhere near as good as KC and who have a field known to have issues?
If I was Josh, I'd be complaining for calls too considering he got sexually assaulted in Miami and then blatantly tripped right in front of the ref with no call against KC.
He did have the unique talent of having the knack for finding his linemen's buttcracks and trying to run up them though, lol.
But in all seriousness, I wish him well and I wish him success against all teams except the Bills.
From what I saw, there's no guaranteed money after this season, so he can leave or stay, and if he wants to be on a contender, he can restructure.
I also read he asked for a trade, which set this all in motion.
Or it could be they were already looking to unload Moss on anyone that would take him and they think Hines is a better fit for our offense anyway.
Cook averaged 7 ypc and his catch went for 41. I don't know what else you can expect from a guy on 5 carries and 1 pass target.