NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Randy Moss says he's sorry things didn't work out with in Minnesota and that he isn't upset with the Vikings or coach Brad Childress for waiving him.

The well-traveled receiver insists he isn't in town -- his third NFL city this season -- to start any trouble.

Moss spoke Wednesday for the first time since Minnesota waived him Nov. 1. Wednesday was Moss' second practice with the Titans, the only NFL team to put in a claim for the player with 153 career touchdown catches.

Moss began his media session with a statement, but did take four questions -- the entire exchange lasted 3 minutes, 4 seconds.

Moss says everybody probably blames him for his short stint in Minnesota, but he isn't concerned about that because he's with the Titans now and plans to work every day.