re: Not many people ever bring up that Randy Moss was traded to the Pats for a 4th round pick

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The superbowl mvp that season says otherwise

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Brady is the first Patriot selected NFL MVP. He drew 49 of the
50 votes from a nationwide panel of media members who regularly
cover the NFL. Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre, the only
three-time MVP, got the other vote.
The eight-year veteran who already has won three Super Bowls
helped the Patriots tear through the record books by throwing for
50 touchdowns. He beat Peyton Manning's league mark by one, and
also threw 23 of those TD passes to Randy Moss, which lifted the
receiver past Jerry Rice's record of 22.
New England scored 589 points, another record, as was the
Patriots' 75 touchdowns. Brady led the NFL with a 117.2 passer
rating -- no, not another record, but close to Manning's 121.1 in
2004. Only one full-time AFC starter, Jacksonville's David Garrard,
had fewer than Brady's eight interceptions. And Brady threw 253
more passes than Garrard.
Brady also was tops with a 68.9 completion percentage, and his
4,806 yards were 383 more than runner-up Drew Brees of New Orleans.
Brady joins a roster of AP MVPs that includes quarterbacks
Unitas, Bart Starr, Fran Tarkenton, Marino, Montana, John Elway and
Steve Young -- all Hall of Famers.
Yet Brady insists individual accomplishments don't rule his
world.

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