OK, so Randy Moss says he’s done. And then? NFL Network information man Jason La Canfora isn’t sold.

It’s clear that Tom Brady would welcome Randy Moss back into the Patriots’ fold, but the retired wideout made it clear this week that he’s through with catching passes.

What team will you remember Randy Moss with?

After retaining Santonio Holmes, the Jets are far from certain they will be able keep free-agent WR Braylon Edwards, and are lining up other options, including Randy Moss.

The locked-out offseason has afforded us ample time to discuss where Randy Moss will play next season, and just how much the 13-year veteran has left in the tank after a forgettable 2010 season in which he played for three teams.

It remains to be seen what type of market will exist for Moss, or how quickly it would develop in what looks to be a deep field of veteran, free agent receivers. NFL Network’s Jamie Dukes says the Jets should take interest in Moss if don’t bring back Braylon Edwards.

Veteran wide receiver — and future Hall of Famer — Randy Moss presents one of the most intriguing names when the free-agent market eventually opens.

Pat Kirwan throws another name into the Randy Moss sweepstakes: The Washington Redskins.

Cris Carter said he knows Randy Moss is “full of regret” and “knows for certain” Moss realizes now that he made a mistake in pushing his way out of New England.

We’ve heard very little from Randy Moss since his trade to the Titans, and the return of Kenny Britt could push him out of the starting lineup.