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Randy Moss Drafted By Quick Hit Football
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t's the eve of the 2010 NFL Draft, and everyone's wondering who's going to go where, who's going to trade up, and who's going to fall down the draft board. Not to sit back and let "the guy they wanted all along" get picked up by someone else. The team over at Quick Hit have drafted Randy Moss as a starter for the 2010 Quick Hit season.
Quick Hit is a free, browser-based, top-down football title where gamers create and manage their teams via decks of virtual player cards. Spend coach points, earn player skills, and employ a variety of strategies to create your own dynasty and bring your team to victory against other online players. Moss is in the game, and will also be featured in some of the game's challenging Pro Coach teams where you go up against the likes of Super Bowl-winning coach Brian Billick. A lock for Canton with a closet full of highlight-reel catches, Moss is also on Quick Hit's Advisory Board, and will add his input to the game, which is developed by some of the veterans of Visual Concepts' former NFL 2K football franchise.
The game has signed on famous coaches like Bill Cowher, as well as current and former players such as Ray Lewis, Dan Fouts, Brian Westbrook, Barry Sanders, Tony Dorsett, and more. Other players are expected to join Moss shortly.
For more on Quick Hit, head over to the website and start creating your team.
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