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With 14,858 receiving yards, Moss can easily pass Tim Brown (14,934) and Isaac Bruce (15,208) for third
place all time.
And Moss needs 46 receptions to become the ninth player to reach 1,000.
“I’m really not an individual. I’ve never really been an individual,” Moss said. “Through the course of my
career, I guess there’s a few records I’ve broken. I’m not about breaking records. They come and go.
“I just love the game of football. I love being in the locker room. I love being around the guys. These guys
are young and very enthusiastic. I don’t really feel my age being around these guys. They love to have
fun.
“Coach Harbaugh is a player’s coach. I watched Coach Harbaugh growing up. When I first came into the
league, he was on his way out. Coach Harbaugh, he came in fired up from Day 1.
“We like to have fun around here. I don’t feel my age. I love to have fun and I feel good.”
What kind of an impact will Moss have in the regular season? Reports from 49ers camp have been
mixed. He hasn’t had a ton of balls thrown his way, but when he does, Moss has gotten the better of
Carlos Rogers, who is one of the better corners in the league. And Moss is battling tight end Vernon
Davis for best red-zone threat.
Of course, the 49ers also have some solid young targets as well: Mario Manningham, Michael Crabtree,
Ted Ginn Jr., Kyle Williams, and first-round pick A.J. Jenkins of Illinois.
If the reaction from members of the 49ers defense, such as linemen Ray McDonald and JustinSmith, is
any indication, as Harbaugh related the other day, Moss may indeed be back for real.
‘‘Ray says, ‘I don’t think Randy Moss has lost a step,’ ’’ Harbaugh said. ‘‘And Justin says, ‘That’s Randy
freakin’ Moss over there. It doesn’t matter if he did lose a step. That’s Randy Moss.’
“It’s been great. He’s been all about getting into this team, getting into this playbook and being a part
about what we have going here. [I’m] really, really happy.”