Moss Leaves Pats Practice with Injury Five-time Pro Bowler strains a hamstring in New England camp By Joseph Fasano Posted Aug 2, 2007 5:03 AM CDT Copied New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss throws the football back after a pass pattern during an evening training camp in Foxborough, Friday, July 27, 2007.(AP Photo/Charles Krupa) (Associated Press) Fresh Patriots wideout Randy Moss left training camp yesterday with a hamstring injury, the Boston Herald reports. The five-time Pro Bowler came up limp while running routes with QB Tom Brady, though he reportedly left the playing field without assistance. The Pats haven't released details on the 30-year-old receiver. "It doesn't sound too bad, but I really can't comment," a Moss representative said yesterday. A serious injury would be a big blow to New England, which has been sketching sets around the explosive receiver since pinching him from Oakland in April. "He's one of the greatest," cornerback Randall Gay said of his teammate. "He was doing well before this happened." Read These Next Sarah Ferguson said she cut off Epstein. Not quite, emails show. Floridians won't be able to vote on legalizing pot this year. Trump urges taking election authority from states. The voice behind 'Joy to the World' has died at 83. Report an error