How Good Was Randy Moss Actually?

A career retrospective of one of the NFL's greatest receivers of all time, Randy Moss.
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[@alexandersung6298]

They don’t just name a football move after just anybody. If moss played with Tom Brady earlier in their career, we could be talking about the winniest qb/wr duo of all time.

[@MrChinesename]

They named it that when he was hosting on the pregame show .. not when he was playing

[@12savage68]

@@MrChinesename tell us you don't know what you're talking about without telling us 🤡🧑‍💻

[@gradyvolmert8336]

@@MrChinesename wrong

[@MrChinesename]

@@12savage68 “You Got Mossed!: Introduced in 2016, this segment features highlights of catches by wide receivers in high school football, the CFL, college football, the NFL and even MLB, the NBA and Ultimate Frisbee” “Moss retired shortly before the beginning of the 2011 NFL season” Dumb ass

[@MrChinesename]

@@gradyvolmert8336 see above dumb ass 🤡

[@TKainZero]

I will never forget Randy Moss, I believe he is the best WR of all time, and is my favorite player. I remember being 12 years old, and watching Moss in the Bowl Game in 1997, I saw that he was the best football player I had ever seen. Fast forward to the fall of 1998, and my dad and his co-workers were doing this thing called "Fantasy Football". My dad and 9 of his co-workers were going to do the draft, the Host of the league handed out a cheat sheet of players. Moss wasn't listed on the sheet of top 50 WRs on the cheat sheet. I asked my dad to take Moss every round, finally in the mid rounds, he said okay. The entire room of adults looked at me with a shocked face when I stood up and said "Randy Moss!!!!" before they all burst into laughter. Saying "He isn't even on the list!!!!". Then moss played, and a couple weeks later, someone is trying to trade me and my dad BARRY SANDERS for Randy Moss. My dad wanted to say yes and take sanders, I would not allow it. Moss was my dude. We won that fantasy football season (largely because of Randy Moss). My dad let me keep the prize money too. Ill never forget that thanksgiving game. My family was on vacation in Lake Tahao, after a long day skiing, we arrived to a restaurant well after the game started, bursting into the TV area, I asked someone watching the game. "How is Randy Moss doing?" He said, "He is doing okay.... He has 3 catches.... for 150 YARDS AND THREE TOUCHDOWNS!!!!" It is a certain time and place in my life I will never forget. Thank you Randy Moss

[@Usaamah_Haarithi]

Agreed

[@fiftynine95]

🧢

[@nickb-whistler4431]

I have a similar story with my dad and the first season at New England. Thanks for sharing.

[@thecolabear6979]

@@fiftynine95 no cap

[@JRoyal504]

@@nickb-whistler4431 I won my fantasy league against my uncles with LITERALLY just Tom and Randy they carried tf out my team that year and I was only 13

[@tajaynunes3642]

The fact that going up and catching the ball over someone is called “mossed”, just goes to show you how legendary bro was

[@TheWatchernator]

Also, because back then, Madden was still a good game. That's where "getting trucked" comes from.

[@MrChinesename]

That’s a thing because he hosted a show .. no one said that when he was playing

[@23rr232ewfdsdfsadfs]

@@MrChinesename because he was getting his ahhh clowned on another comment he came back 3 months later on another

[@MrChinesename]

@@23rr232ewfdsdfsadfs wait what? Who was getting clowned?

[@23rr232ewfdsdfsadfs]

@@MrChinesename people were making fun of you on another comment because what you said was incorrect and you come back 3 months later on another comment saying the wrong stuff

[@connman8d617]

Funny story about Randy Moss. After his first game as a rookie (in which he caught two touchdown passes) a Buccaneers DB was asked "Is he the best rookie WR you've ever played against?" The guy responded something to the effect of "I think he's going to be the best receiver I'll ever play against." That guy was right.

[@SSNESS]

Chocolate mental problems as usual

[@ftw1980]

Not true odds are he played against the goat#80

[@rosamelano7887]

@@ftw1980 to be honest i think moss was a bit more talented, but rice prime was longer

[@cap532]

@@ftw1980 i mean Moss dealt with mid to garbage QB’s for half his career, Rice had montana and young

[@Doodoofart725]

That DB's name? Albert Einstein

[@sethiddings7293]

He was unstoppable in His prime. To big, too fast, too good.

[@mitchellkalina8191]

Facts. Couldn't be stopped.

[@thugnificent863]

*and too good.

[@kentnelson762]

He made the other cornerbacks look like grade schoolers on the field...his size...his athleticism...and most of all-blazing speed...

[@waynewatters5909]

@@kentnelson762 of

[@iv3game]

I would say tall Instead of BIG. You know. Big Booty Rockin everywhere.

[@wolf7el356]

The most naturally gifted & electrifying WR in NFL history.

[@SSNESS]

Chocolates aren’t fully human

[@wolf7el356]

@@SSNESS It must suck to know that people who aren't fully human are still more successful than you.

[@BryBurger]

Moss was extremely talented but had the Super Bowl curse! It is unfair when players like Moss never got a chance to get a ring yet still be a first ballot Hall of Famer!!!

[@user-vg4vq4bf3x]

Only reciver I put above him is Calvin Johnson but it's truly 1s to 1s its just personal preference and mainly Is because Calvin would run block and played every Play but as far as say hey I need a td on a hail Mary just say hey randy go deep ill throw it up to ya!! Either way I love randy!!

[@Frankdurlin]

@@SSNESShow in 2024 does a person have this mindset

[@elishamcfarland9427]

My dad actually knew Randy. One of the most insane athletes to ever come out of my hometown. Underrated as heck, generational talent.

[@onelyfemusic6213]

How is he underrated? A lot of people call him the second best reciever ever

[@nflonfox1485]

@@onelyfemusic6213 I would call him first.

[@onelyfemusic6213]

@@nflonfox1485 I don't think people realize what the word "underrated" means

[@DaRoyaleWCheese]

@@onelyfemusic6213 *best

[@Eldomibori]

Both of my grandparents were his school teachers. They had some awesome stories of him.

[@fuigebot269]

Imagine being able to say you where on debate team with Randy Moss

[@jpmnky]

He was part of a lot of stunning playoff games. The 1998 and 2000 NFC Championship Games, Super Bowl XLII, ect. Would’ve loved to see him get a ring.

[@ericguerrero3656]

Well too bad, looks like he’s just as trash as davante adams, no rings. Must mean Julian Edelman is one of the best receivers in history

[@srobeck77]

@@ericguerrero3656 no dum dum, its still a team sport. Seems obvious now, ya?

[@ericguerrero3656]

@@srobeck77 not gonna lie that was a Brady fan trap comment cuz they love using rings

[@P51DFreak25]

@@ericguerrero3656 Dudes the leader in like every statistical category too.

[@daddymcsnacks_561]

​@@ericguerrero3656ya could argue most clutch playoff WR. Although Jerry Rice probably wins that one. 😉

[@sethmaki1333]

Moss is the GOAT. Nobody else ever had an entire defensive scheme developed to stop him.

[@DanielSong39]

Yeah I remember the Vikings always having a good running game due to the safety not being used to support the run

[@Eldomibori]

Both of my grandparents taught Randy and Jason Williams at the school they went to in Belle, WV. I will never forget their stories of both of them.

[@Vegeta12.355]

Pls tell one of the stories im curious now man

[@MikeBNumba6]

don't leave us hanging, share some stories

[@ronijr4918]

Yeah wtf. Tell us.

[@Eldomibori]

Sorry I haven’t seen your comments. I’m dealing with a hurricane right now. But the one I know most is how Randy always used to pick up my mom and throw her over his shoulders and carry her down the hallway. And Jason Williams was basically a jerk lol. He was always the one that was getting into trouble in my grandmas home economics class. My grandfather was the school coach as well as history teacher at the school and he never really had a problem with Jason. I’ll have to refresh my memory by asking my grandma for more.

[@user-wj9bz8xi9u]

@@Eldomibori Love the stories bro thank you!

[@cityoftrees9953]

I remember seeing moss catch a slant with one hand. And I thought that was the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen at the time.

[@ahmangreen5945]

The highest scoring player on the two top offenses of all time. Put it this way... I'm a die hard green bay Packer fan. From Wisconsin. In 1998 godzilla showed up In our division. Played him twice a year. A nightmare. Despite all the destruction he did to us, I have nothing but respect and admiration for him, the best receiver of all time

[@jmmmnliberal8274]

I still have that first game against the Packers on VHS. It was a Monday night in Green Bay. Rainy lousy night if I remember

[@clutchspells2804]

Saw randy moss play live for the first time in 1998. I live near Foxborough stadium and went to a preseason game patriots vs. Vikings. Randy moss was killing ty law. I knew right there I was watching the beginning of greatness. Ty law was an all pro for 98 season and rookie randy moss made him look 3rd string. I was 13 at the time, moss became one of my favorite players for the rest of his career. I am a patriots fan but also a fan of the game.

[@deanladue3151]

I remember watching Randy in his rookie year of '98 in MN. The instant impact that he had on the League and along with his monsterous talent and abilities is something that may never be seen again. The one WR who's coming the closest so far when it comes to Moss type gamebreaking ability is Justin Jefferson.

[@shuabmohamed6528]

Was about to comment Justin Jefferson, but I finished reading the comment 😂

[@mark1519]

Lmao hell no. Jettas can't run like moss or jump like moss or moss like moss

[@steepdeej]

@@mark1519 obviously it’s a comparison because they both landed the Vikings. The game has changed and Jefferson sure is something

[@MrChinesename]

@@mark1519 haters gonna hate I guess

[@brandonobrien3239]

@@MrChinesename to say someone isn’t as good as one of the greatest players of all time isn’t hating lmao Justin is in his third season give h time before forcing him to fill gigantic hows

[@moopert86]

Dude was an athletic freak and damn entertaining to watch. Bonus points for making Joe Buck nearly have a meltdown.

[@Jonah-_Shuman8]

Randy moss was just a force of nature. I wish I could have seen him play, as a Vikings fan I also notice how much the jerseys have changed over the years. ( old ones look so clean)

[@midnightisnice]

Definition of pure athleticism

[@jimakin3541]

Randy Moss was the best that I ever saw and I've been watching the NFL since 1965. The first time I saw him he was in college, it was like watching a man among a bunch of little boys. Incredible.

[@david.tousignant20]

Same here!

[@BobBob-eb4io]

Did you never watch jerry rice

[@NebraskaPoliceDepartment]

Ok Jim

[@TKainZero]

Same. I saw him play at Marshall, and said, this is the best player i have ever seen play football. I was SHOCKED he dropped to 21st in the draft, and SHOCKED he wasnt on the paper list for top 50 WRs in 1998 for fantasy football. I drafted him, and I won that League.

[@jessejordache1869]

Moss and Pennington (pre-shoulder injury) had to be terrifying.

[@anthonydigeronimo7976]

I could watch clips of Randy and Tom all day. One of the most naturally gifted athletes of all time. Wish him and Brady spent a whole lot more time together on the Pats. He was really poetry and motion. Brilliant receiver!!!! Amazing video!!

[@KingGKnowledge-vw5rd]

Patriots4Life

[@rickbruner]

My favorite Moss moment(s) are when he'd catch those bombs from Culpepper in the very back of the end zone. He was in his prime so was running like the wind an then he'd slow down at the very last moment, take those quick stutter steps, plant both feet 2 inches from the back of the end zone, and catch the pass over 2 defenders outstretched arms. So surreal and beautiful. Nobody else could do it like that...

[@econ0003]

@Josh Traffanstedt I think you better go watch some Randy Moss highlights. One of Randy Moss specialties was jump ball in the endzone. He scored so many touchdowns that way. The reason why he had so many more touchdowns than Calvin Johnson.

[@tooslick3x511]

Them years playing Madden with Brady and Moss was surreal. Only time I didn't play with Mike Vick 🤣🤣🤣

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

That 15-1 season ended up being a heartbreaker. 😢

[@Flying_Sno]

I've never recovered.

[@alexandersung6298]

💔

[@scottgarvey3112]

I was at Randy’s first NFL game, he’s been my favorite player ever since. I have an autographed jersey and tons of other random stuff😂 most electric player ever!

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

penis

[@redfoxse7en52]

The Freak was a perfect nickname. Even all these years later, you see his build and then realize how fast he was at that size and he was definitely The Freak. Once in a lifetime kind of talent.

[@Noahg6116]

Can you do how good was Larry Fitzgerald

[@brianalaundrie6192]

Larry Flukegerald

[@Terror832]

More tackles than drops.

[@ben4090]

W idea

[@Ikonz_]

.

[@eternalselph]

Not as good as moss

[@JHaight1]

He was so good that I don’t need to watch your video to know. I got to watch him play. He was amazing.

[@trevorwinn5012]

That stat line against Dallas on thanksgiving !! 3 rec 163 yards 3 tds !! each catch over 50 yards !!

[@jrad410]

It’s shame he didn’t get to play more with Brady or another elite qb. To me he is the best Wr ever. Self inflicted issues hurt is image, but man that 07 season will live forever.

[@MikeBNumba6]

Its just the times he grew up in. Only Jerry is ahead of him and Jerry didn't have contract issues like Moss had. People act like the reason the Patriots got rid of Moss was because of his behavior, but it was actually due to them not wanting to over pay for a receiver in their 30s

[@Triggadan]

@@MikeBNumba6 patriots never want to pay anyone. They somehow turn late draft picks into studs

[@MikeBNumba6]

​@Josh Traffanstedt Moss did block and the whole taking plays off has been debunked countless of times including by his own teammates. If we want to play that game then bring up TO's hands. He lead the league in drops a few times. TO needed more receptions and targets per game to get the same production as Moss WHILE playing in a west coast offense

[@factzfromakt1860]

Whether you hated the Patriots or not, when they lost the Super Bowl to the Giants in 2007-2008 season EVERYBODY felt some kinda way about Moss not being able to hold that Lombardi Trophy. No matter what, we ALL loved Moss so we wanted to see HIM when a championship.

[@Tone2K]

All? I wasn’t willing to trade NYG win for his trophy.

[@blac5008]

I was happy as fuck Moss didnt get a ring he sucks and has bad sportsmanship FUCK HIM

[@pierrechantalcorley7928]

Yeah they gave NY those rings.

[@Tone2K]

@@pierrechantalcorley7928 I'd like to think they earned it too.

[@odeefromdawic]

Nah I was rooting for the underdogs

[@MrMgh76]

Watched a lot of games with him playing always amazing. The best receiver ever for me

[@gregm8522]

My favorite Randy Moss moment? I was watching Marshall in an open practice. Moss and Pennington were dropping my jaw play after play. I was one of the only fans present and was getting pretty enthusiastic! After a great catch I got to whoopin and hollerin. Randy saw me and trotted over for just a few seconds to mock high five me with a big grin on his face. I could tell he appreciated my enthusiasm.

[@silencedogoodtv5648]

Imagine if Moss had HOF qb's like Rice his whole career 😳 💀

[@colinhoeg4728]

💯

[@JujuBuckets33]

He did though...?

[@silencedogoodtv5648]

Oh sorry I didn't know that Joe Montana and Daunte Culpepper were in the same conversation 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Look what happened to Daunte after Moss left... smoke another one dude 😅

[@bruceleeroy8302]

Imagine if Rice had Barry Sanders running on his team and Chris Carter as his other receiver.

[@silencedogoodtv5648]

@@bruceleeroy8302 another logical comparison 🤦‍♂️

[@davishgraff9594]

My favorite Moss memory is the time he retired to OC in Madden 10 and gave all WR +5 SPD. So OP!

[@ZachIsHungry1]

2007 still crushes me to this day

[@powasjington4262]

I remember as a kid in third grade just chilling in my room racking up crazy stats with him on franchise mode in Madden 98’

[@Joshua-ui1ms]

200 catches in a season

[@holdenjames2723]

Yes! Yes! Yes! after ages for asking for him he has returned

[@nonstop]

He is back!

[@holdenjames2723]

@@nonstop 🫡

[@EseQvo]

@@nonstop Terrell Owens was better

[@jotdan7471]

@@EseQvo cap

[@blainmoney6948]

@@EseQvo not gonna lie he's my favorite but moss was wayyy more athletic and did way more for his teams. T.O was the grittiest and more explosive to watch. but I can't agree with that comment. moss was just the better athlete

[@jessejordache1869]

Here's a fun stat: every quarterback that Moss played with enjoyed their statistically best years with Moss as a receiver. Source: football outsiders (I can't remember how they defined "statistically best" though, given that I know those guys are skeptical about QBR.)

[@majorphenom1]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾 Prayers out for Randy moss 🕊️

[@Grrr036]

I'm 67 yrs old, and in my lifetime I have watched a LOT of football, even played in Jr High, Hi school, and college. I watched Jerry Rice's career because I was a 49'ers and Joe Montana fan. I live in Huntington, WV, the home of Marshall University where Moss played for 2 years before being drafted in the NFL. I've seen his talent first hand, in person. I can honestly say, having watched literally every wide receiver in college and the NFL over the last 50 years, Moss is the most talented athlete, football player, and wide receiver I've ever seen. Yes, Jerry Rice leads Moss in the stats in many categories, and is considered the GOAT. That's only because Rice had a 20 year NFL career vs 16 for Moss. But in my opinion, Moss stands head and shoulders, talent wise, above Rice and all the rest. He was called The Freak, as he really was a freak of nature. Athletes like him may only come around once in a lifetime, and I am fortunate to have witnessed him in my lifetime.

[@chadromano3444]

Randy was the GOAT! If he would have stayed with TB12 he would won Super Bowls and been unstoppable

[@bruceleeroy8302]

So you're saying he'd have jewelry that almost every other receiver who played with Brady has?

[@chrisyentastic379]

I wanna see this video for Larry Allen, I think one of the most feared offensive players ever.

[@ljessecusterl]

As a Saints fan, I still see that giant of a man in my nightmares.

[@ethanniedorowski116]

Reggie white once threw Larry aside like s rag doll 😳 An larry is a giant beast of a man. .. imagine that shit..m or watch it.. clip in notes As a rookie for Allen but still

[@legitbowler9877]

The best all around genetic freak o lineman because he was 6’3, who benched 705, and squatted 905, along with running a 4.8 40 yard dash time which was absolutely unheard of.

[@norcaltimcaldwell3325]

Couldn’t he bench-press like 700 pounds?

[@joshlewis575]

@@ethanniedorowski116 with 1 arm, that swim move/club was so unstoppable. Every offensive lineman knew it was coming n he still chucked them giant humans constantly. I was young at the twilight of his career but his domination always stood out. Reggie gotta be top 5 strongest people ever in the game.

[@qhillshawty]

Nonstop sports you guys never miss a beat great video keep em coming 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@austinsiampwizi9152]

This is a great video!!! keep up the great work

[@AllThingsInfamous1]

I know randy moss has some baggage but he will always be my favorite player.

[@LouieOcean2]

Randy moss was as good a football player as anybody I’ve ever seen

[@357twilson]

You haven’t seen many players if you think that. He was great though.

[@assrammington7961]

@@357twilsonbetter than anyone you think is better

[@357twilson]

@@assrammington7961 Jerry Rice by a lifetime. Rice is better than Moss across the board .

[@angelgomez3802]

My favorite receiver ever. Moss was just built different for the wr position. I love watching his films nothing but jaw dropping plays. Much respect to him. Now us young guys have another player looking similar to moss, Justin Jefferson I’m excited to watch him grow 💯🔥 Moss paved a wave for receivers

[@robertlesuer2755]

Randy Moss, NFL Hall of Famer, respect.

[@derrickvalenzuela942]

Randy moss was a beast back in the days. that is true superstar potential.

[@yoilk81]

along with LT, one of few players who changed the game.

[@357twilson]

There’s nothing new about rolling a safety to the side of the field of a great receiver. That’s been happening for decades.

[@malarucoon]

My uncle was his college coach. - Randy made your team a winning team. Period.

[@DirtyJay420]

your videos are absolutely amazing. absolutely 🔥

[@kevinshepardson6587]

How good was Moss? How smart was Einstein? How gifted was Mozart? Unquestionably the most gifted athlete to play the position of WR.

[@DaHood52402]

Most talented player to ever play the game 🐐

[@kevkillinit591]

I remember watching Moss and being amazed of his greatness. Truly unstoppable from the beginning of his career. I was wishing he would join my team the Patriots. When he did I was super excited. Brady to Moss was dynamic!

[@ktbuckner10]

Aside from the fact that your content is fantastic and Randy Moss is one of the best professional athletes we’ve ever seen… I just wanted to let you know how appreciated it is, to watch/listen to content that isn’t about Politics as it seems to be everywhere these days, thank you!

[@tomrachellesfirstdance7843]

Getting Mossed became a very popular saying, he was incredible to watch

[@youarenotrede]

Randy Moss was unstoppable in just about every sense of the word, really the only thing that ever limited him were the years he was in poor offenses. Defensive coordinators would have to put so many resources on him to try to stop him and he just did whatever he wanted.

[@steven-9481]

Love me some Randy!!! Isn't amazing how we appreciate players so much more after they retire? ❤❤❤

[@paulenger-dt1bw]

My favorite player of all time 💯🤘😎

[@gregm8522]

Mine also. Living in Huntington, I was enthralled by Pennington to Moss. As the announcer said - He was a man among boys. I was afraid that during his rookie season some mad man linebacker would saw him in two but Randy rose to the occasion and was as tough as he was talented.

[@Michaelengelmann]

“Moss went into the 2001 off-season hoping to secure his long term future with the Minnesota Vikings, he wanted to become the highest paid player in the NFL. And Randy got his wish.” “And even though he wasn’t the highest paid player” 😂🤡

[@jessejordache1869]

Yeah, that and "Even with the great Peyton Manning at the head of the class, it was Moss who stole all the headlines." No it wasn't. Was he talked about, yeah, but enough with the hyperbole.

[@deanladue3151]

Back loaded contract, 1 reason why Red McCombs traded #84 in 2005. The serious money was coming up due on the contract and McCombs didn't want to pay it, and he also traded Moss as a final "F-you" to Minnesota before selling the team to Zygi Wilf because McCombs didn't get his 100% publicly funded new stadium from MN taxpayers.

[@srobeck77]

@@deanladue3151 nah, Randy had become too much of an unbearable distraction at that point (dragging parking maids with his car, squirting officials with his water bottle, etc). Its the same reason Patriots had to let him go too after they had enough.

[@CamberRockerCamber]

@@deanladue3151 yep. The state hated McCombs and he knew it so trading Moss right before he sold the team was the last middle finger to the state and the fans.

[@MikeBNumba6]

@@deanladue3151 yup. Vikings management a complete joke when it came to that stadium dispute. Billionaires wanting to use taxpayer dollars as if they don't have enough money of their own

[@legendarylboy3153]

There is no questions about this, Randy Moss is one of the best Wide Receivers!! My tops are Rice, Fitzgerald, Moss, & Megatron.

[@Lloyd00]

TO belongs in that group

[@malachi412]

@@Lloyd00 facts only career stats randy has on him are yards per catch and tds

[@chrisphelps3673]

Great video! Thanks!

[@randytrudeau5321]

Packers fan here Moss is the best wr I've personally ever seen Just an absolute monster

[@whatthebuc7442]

Actually Mike Evans holds the record for the most consecutive 1k yard seasons to start a career with 8

[@SadfoxGuyver]

At the time of his retirement

[@Hobcore]

@@SadfoxGuyver it’s not definitely not “still held by him a decade after his retirement”

[@DestroyNations]

1200+ not 1k

[@happymask8042]

@@SadfoxGuyver The video says "still held". But it isn't still held.

[@SadfoxGuyver]

@@happymask8042 I didn’t quote the video . Use context clues the are telling a linear story of his career .

[@logicaldude3611]

Jerry Rice is up there with Tom Brady as best players ever. We’re talking constant production and professionalism (and rings) for 20 years. And especially for a skill position, it’s hard to explain how incredible Jerry Rice was when he was playing at a Pro Bowl level at 40 years old. But in terms of freakish, scary ability, I’m not sure if there will be another player like Randy Moss for a long time. This guy was so scary as a WR that teams would slant their entire defense in his direction to prevent the deep ball. We’re not talking about a simple double-team or even triple-team… he changed the entire defense on his own. Even when he faded and retired and came back with the 49ers, teams were still slanting their defense to prevent him from going deep when he was split wide. The fear of who he was still intimidated NFL teams many years after peak. It’s hard to explain how scary this guy was to people who didn’t get a chance to watch him.

[@joeysand2205]

I watched that jets one hander live. When he didn’t even bring it into his body shit left me speechless. Have yet to see a catch like that to this day

[@DavidMosby]

I have always been a Vikings fan and it was some great years with Randy Moss. Now he is great to be behind the mic, and I think he still loves the Vikings.

[@shinglesshingles]

Randy and T.O. are the 2 best WR ever. Really doesn't matter who u have #1.

[@thecawdsquad875]

Rice was better.

[@shinglesshingles]

@@thecawdsquad875 yea him and that stickum was so awesome 🙄🤡

[@alex.mcintosh]

Man those shoulder pads he had in high school were massive

[@joshmullins7508]

I was a student at Marshall while Moss played there. It isn't often you get to see one of true greats blossom in front of your very eyes. He made players look like they were standing still. I remember some people saying "well it's not top notch Division 1 competition". Let's see what happens in the NFL. I think we all now know he could play with anyone. The guy dominated high school, college, and the pros.

[@sym5895]

Love these videos

[@fenixchief7]

Dude was literally the best to ever do it.

[@BobBob-eb4io]

2nd best to ever play reciver

[@iKeeKool]

@@BobBob-eb4io first

[@c.w.8459]

@@BobBob-eb4io please don't tell me you think Jerry Rice was better. In the NFL it's not like the NBA where one player can change a whole team Moss was on good teams but never great he wasn't on a great team until he was with Tom Brady. Jerry had a whole team around him that was great quarterback running back offensive line defense you saw what happened to him when he went to the raiders and didn't have that star quarterback like Steve Young or Joe Montana

[@TheHeston83]

Nope Jerry Rice I hate to Brings uo 3 Rings but he has Moss went 0-2 Rice Went 3-1

[@iKeeKool]

@@TheHeston83 Super Bowls don’t mean anything about a player, Tom Brady would still be the goat if he won only 2

[@everyonesguy7466]

8 mins in , I'm like wow , he's legitimate solid player

[@ivangotyokes]

Moss was the man. When he came to New England, that Brady to Moss connection was electric.

[@khaleelmartin6202]

Randy was so cold he had folks on the streets yelling “You got mossed.” That’s like shooting a paper ball in the trash yelling “Kobe!”

[@themonkeyjokey4065]

This dudes voice is made for epic videos and superlative character descriptions. He could read the telephone book out loud and it would still be entertaining. Amazing 👍

[@royjones0824]

I swear his voice makes these videos

[@kman484ify]

Randy Moss had one of the best careers u could think of as a WR it just sucks that he’s only been to the Super Bowl 2 and lost both times but other then that he was a star the minute he stepped on an NFL field Hall of Famer for sure in my book

[@wallytverstol8627]

I am from minnesota and I have seen all his games as a Vikings. never a dull moment

[@Dexerion]

I lived in WV and went to HS at the same time Randy did. I watched him and Jason Williams play basketball and it was ridiculous.

[@powerhardy1]

No cap, he is one of the best PLAYERS to ever lace um up

[@feynmanschwingere_mc2270]

GOAT Wr

[@Tyty_58]

Low voice guy is back!!!

[@trautsj]

As a lifelong Cowboy fan, them NOT picking Moss is still one of the most heartbreaking things to ever happen in the draft... to be fair probably all the better for Randy given how tumultuous the Cowboys have been since the late 90's, but still. Would have loved to see him with the star on his helmet :/

[@CMC2223]

love your videos so much ❤️ you should do one about Christian mccaffrey, I think it would be amazing especially how he grew up around an NFL great Ed mccaffrey, it would be awesome, keep being great with your awesome work and vids 👍 😊

[@chrisrobinson8339]

Moss is the G.O.A.T.

[@ahol9120]

Randy is the most talented WR in history! He was unreal!

[@swapsplat]

You need to do one of these for John Randle. Dude grew up with nothing. Wanted to be a garbage man. His mom forced him to keep playing football after he tried to quit. Wore chains around his waist to make weight for an nfl workout. And turned into one of the greatest DTs in history.

[@seanbruck5269]

Great video

[@joshlewis575]

That speed is just so deadly, he's the cheetah but 6' 5 with hops and better route running

[@assrammington7961]

Better route running than a cheetah? Cap. Them cheetahs are natural route runners when they are running after prey lol

[@truelegend816]

Most talented Wr ever

[@sppsports2449]

My favorite WR of all time. Electric doesn't even begin to describe his play style. I mean, they literally coined the term "he Moss'd him" after Randy.

[@MrSoles]

They actually named a football move out of Randy Moss! Put that in your smoke and pipe it! 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

[@felix200601]

Best WR I have ever seen. Been watching NFL since mid 1980’s and Randy the best. Really enjoyed rooting for him as he was more “offbeat” than “diva”

[@Dexerion]

Yeah, his "off the field" problems were in reality very minor. Weed and some fights with racists.

[@wvutrip3931]

He changed the game of football. Defenses had to completely change how they played due to this man. Best WR ever.

[@357twilson]

In no way was Moss the best ever. That belongs to Jerry Rice by a mile.

[@williamstocker584]

You are so sensitive every comment you make is just you getting upset over someone having a different opinion

[@hthrun]

I live in Minnesota and was at a funeral during that draft. We turned on the radio as we were leaving and they were interviewing Dennis Green. I was like, "we got Randy Moss????" I couldn't believe it, I was so thrilled.

[@tylerdavis4085]

Randy Moss was my idol on the football field when I was little. I tried to mimic my game like his. I have his jersey on my wall

[@itsdonovandlsr]

W video like all ways first one

[@dbzfan667]

Can you do how good was Anquan Boldin? Loved him with Baltimore, and his seasons in Arizona paired with Fitz were amazing

[@Lloyd00]

real talk I think Boldin was just as good if not better than Fitz

[@dbzfan667]

@@Lloyd00 no joke. Fitz no doubt is a hall of famer, but i think boldin should be, but probably won't. I mean like, boldin was always dependable. I was so mad when the ravens traded him, i know it was a cap cut move but

[@Lloyd00]

@@dbzfan667 I mean Fitz is a hall of famer but a large reason is longevity. I agree 100% that Boldin was more dependable. That being said we may be selling Fitz short since he's probably had the worst luck with QBs.

[@dbzfan667]

@@Lloyd00 oh that has to be in consideration for sure, but i mean boldin had the same qb's, flacco (which is a whole other can of worms), the post super bowl run 9ers with a declining kaepernick

[@dbzfan667]

In my opinion its like fitz would be in my top 10 of WR1, where anquan would be my top 5 of WR2. Its a different position that needs another person to draw attention for a reason. Anquan in the redzone is still my favorite connection

[@SeeingSebastian]

What an awesome video!

[@patrickr2691]

Too many do not fully grasp the impact of his style of play on an offense. He is the GOAT deep and red zone receiver and that is more impactful to an offense than running elite short routes. He is the most effective decoy ever.