If you remember, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts was never really sold on offering wireless, aka the fourth component on top of TV, data and VOIP in a "quadruple play" offering to consumers. That's despite participating in a group that paid $2.4 billion for broadband wireless spectrum, and now doling out more than a billion to help Clearwire deploy Mobile WiMax. At least one Wall Street analyst agrees with Roberts; Craig "network upgrades are for ninnies" Moffett making a lot of noise this week about how the quadruple play is an idiotic and unnecessary move for cable operators:Moffett does seem really keen on Cablevision's plan to spend $300 million on a combination project that involves upgrading to DOCSIS 3.0 -- but also offering free Wi-Fi to all of their customers.Of course, this is the same guy who thinks FiOS is doomed to failure and Qwest's plan to milk copper is the pinnacle of telecom achievement, both driven by a lack of vision and lust for immediate returns. Other analysts aren't quite as quick to poo-poo cable operators bundling wireless, noting that operations like Pivot failed because they simply weren't very good. Cox apparently doesn't agree with Moffett -- the now private cable operator recently announcing they plan to become an EVDO (and potentially LTE) wireless carrier sometime within the next few years.