Will British Guys Be Impressed by Randy Moss? Top 50 Plays!!

Two British Guys react to Randy Moss, a Legend of NFL - This is our NFL Reaction and First Time Reaction to the legendary Randy Moss. How did he make it look so easy?! We enjoy uploading our British Reactions to NFL and American Football and this is Randy Moss - Just How GREAT was he?

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[Pressplayboy]

His name is actually now a phrase for if someone snags a ball over someone in mid air whether a receiver or defender. He just got MOSSED

[Landrysghost]

“Is this common?”
Nothing about Randy was common. He was a generational talent.

[TreyM]

Randy Moss is the epitome of “I’m going deep just throw it!” And 99% of the time he’s coming down with it with ease

[pwizandtheween]

Moss was a freak of nature. 6'4 with effortless long striding 4.2 40 yard dash speed. Jumped over multiple defenders with ease. Great hands. Growing up a Vikings fan, I was truly spoiled as a kid getting to watch him every week.

[benghis_kaan]

One thing that may not be obvious from the video is that Moss was making those plays typically against the best cornerbacks on the other team. Guys like Champ Bailey and Derrell Revis who literally shut out other receivers on a regular basis, Moss would still get his plays on them. Incredible player.

[jessejordache]

A not very widely known statistic about Randy Moss is that every QB he played for, including Tom Brady, had their statistically best years when Moss was on the team with them. Since he got bounced around to a bunch of teams and played for a lot of quarterbacks, it's a pretty broad sample size.

[erickent]

That last play, Revis is a TOP-tier defensive back! Moss makes a move and knows he's got position, throws his hand up saying he's open... BRADY to MOSS, amazing combo.

[danbaker]

Moss was an absolute terror. He had a game on Thanksgiving against the Cowboys in his rookie season with three catches - all three of them touchdowns that went 50+ yards (I think two of those were in the video). He had the speed to just blow past the defense, and his rookie season, the Vikings set all kinds of offensive records. Daunte Culpepper (the Vikings' QB that year) joked that his favorite play to run was "Moss, go get it".

[TheDms]

The great thing about the #1 catch is that he did it against Revis - widely considered the best cover corner of his generation and first ballot hall of famer.

Speaking of hall of Fame cover corners... I'd love to see you do Deion Sanders if you haven't already. I need to go through your catalog.

[tyme]

I'm from West Virginia and got to see Randy play basketball and football against my hometown high school when I was in middle school. I remember one football game when everyone on the field was covered with mud...except for Moss. He had scored multiple touchdowns and was still the only person on the field with a clean uniform.

[xzyl]

Vikings fan here. We drafted Moss in the 1st round. He had some character concerns coming out of college. Our coach Denny Green was all about 2nd chances (our other WR Cris Carter was a recovered cocaine addict). He was supposed to go in the top 5, and he fell to us 21. His nickname was "super freak" because he was just bigger, faster, stronger then everyone else. In football, when you jump over a defender and catch the ball over his head, its called "getting Moss'ed" because that's what he was known for. Moss played for 5 teams. But mostly played for the Vikings and patriots. The Vikings made a play in '98 when he was drafted called "Randy go get it" and he would just run as fast as he could and they'd throw the ball up to him.

[GordotheGamer]

The #1 play was better than you’d think, the guy covering Moss just got inducted into the NFL hall of fame this year, Darrell Revis aka Revis Island.

[GerritCoulter]

Randy Moss was so good at jumping and catching the ball over a defender, that when anyone does it these day it's called "Getting Mossed."

[zacchfromdalou]

Randy INVENTED double and triple coverage almost every play💀

[YxngCCexperience]

React to deven Hester, the best kick returner, punt returner, cornerback, and wide receiver in nfl history

[cteal]

The best part about Randy Moss is that he was often going against the TWO best defenders on the team. The rare times he was 1 on 1 would be against Hall of Famer caliber defenders, and he still made those guys look bad. Randy isn't just a Hall of Fame talent, he is an All-Timer.

[AugustusHeraclea]

The guy came out of a small college in West Virginia and made his NFL team an instant contender for a super bowl as a rookie.

Absolute one of the best to ever play wide receiver

[lucrative]

Hey guys. As a lifelong football fan, and also a person who has viewed multiple similar channels, I would like to give a few detailed ideas on what you may enjoy watching. First off, Calvin Johnson aka megatron. He (along with randy moss) was the most dominant wr we’ve seen since the 90s. Calvin Johnson was 6’5 and ran a 4.3 40 yard dash. He was simply bigger stronger faster and more talented than everyone. He played on the Detroit lions who were awful his entire career (similar to Barry sanders) and forced him to retire early. As a non bias fan, he honestly was even better than moss. He simply doesn’t have the stats because he never played on good teams like randy did. Moss was also a headache everywhere he went, destroying locker rooms with his attitude along the way. Megatron never talked, was as polite as can be, and was simply a monster. Moss played on the more popular teams so a lot of younger fans only know him and never got to experience the monster known as megatron. Moss had the benefit of playing with multiple hall of fame team mates, megatron had zero help and dominated by himself.

[kevinb]

"Whats he (the defender) mad about"
Imagine being one of, if not the best corner back in the NFL, doing everything right, in perfect position, and he still scores a touchdown on you...