Randy Moss said after Sunday's game against the Jets that Darrelle Revis had not played the role of shutdown cornerback in holding him to just four catches on 24 yards:

"All week he was talking about bring a shutdown corner, but there really are no shutdown corners in the league because they have help most of the game. I probably could be a shutdown corner if I had (Pats' safety Brandon) Meriweather over the top for the whole game. You have to give credit where credit is due; I'm not taking anything away from their whole defense, they made plays and we didn't get things done."

To Revis, it sounded like sour grapes. Here's what he told the New York Daily News when informed of Moss' comments:

"You have to show respect when it's due. If it's not your day on Sunday, it's not your day."

Jets wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery said that "guys are trying to short-change him, saying he's getting help. Revis doesn't need help. I go against him every day. He's top notch. He's as good as it gets."

In more Jets-related news, linebacker Bart Scott appeared on the Dan Patrick radio show today. He said he wasn't surprised to see Tom Brady struggle on Sunday, saying: "That's the Brady I always see. You find out a lot about a player when you hit him in the mouth."