Head coach Bill Belichick admitted on Monday that the Patriots need to get wide receiver Randy Moss more help. “They played a lot of the game in some type of coverage over the top to Randy and tried to squeeze off everyone else,” Belichick told the Boston Globe. “We got to do a better job of running the ball and we got to have a better job of having everybody contribute to the passing game. That’s the long and short of it.” Moss caught one pass from quarterback Tom Brady in Sunday’s loss to Denver, while also catching one pass from Kyle Orton on an interception at the end of the first half. The Patriots either have to take better advantage of the attention being paid to Moss or find a way to get him the ball. Moss has been getting the short of it this season, with teams refusing to let him beat them deep and quarterback Tom Brady self-admittedly misfiring when Moss has gotten behind defenses. Look for Moss to be more effective in the upcoming weeks.
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