by Chris HarryFiled under: Dolphins, Titans, NFL Analysis
MIAMI -- Randy Moss' first game with the Tennessee Titans was about as impressive as his last with the Minnesota Vikings two weeks ago.And only slightly better than his swan-song with the New England Patriots here last month, when he failed to catch a pass for the first time in five years.
"My debut, man, it was actually a bad game for me," Moss said Sunday after his lone catch -- one more than he totaled at Miami in Week 4 -- turned out to be a harmless 26-yarder with barely four minutes remaining in a 29-17 loss to the Miami Dolphins at Sun Life Stadium. "I think I just tried to be as much help to them as I could, just to play within the offense. So I felt comfortable out there, but I don't think that I had a very good game overall."
Moss, wearing his third uniform in six weeks, drew a 33-yard pass interference penalty on cornerback Vontae Davis in the first quarter to help set up a 17-yard touchdown run by Chris Johnson that tied the game at 7-all.
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