2023-09-14 22:01:54
One of the best wide receivers in NFL history was Randy Moss, who said goodbye to the field following playing between 1998 and 2012. During that period, a Hall of Famer played for the Minnesota Vikings, the Oakland Raiders, the New England Patriots, the Tennessee Titans and the San Francisco 49ers.
However, one team owner was left wanting Moss to play for his team. The former NFL player revealed in the Rich Eisen Show that Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys apologized to him for not drafting him in the 2018 draft while he was an ESPN worker.
“It definitely surprised me. That man is worth so many billions of dollars that he didn’t have to. It just meant a lot because he had everything on draft day regarding being a Dallas Cowboys. He put everything into perspective for me,” Moss said on the Rich Eisen Show.
The Cowboys did not select Moss in the 1998 draft despite having the eighth overall pick. In his place they took defensive end Greg Ellis and the wide receiver slipped to the 21st pick, where the Minnesota Vikings drafted him. That same The college recruiting process was full of talent because great players such as quarterback Peyton Manning, cornerback Charles Woodson, guard Alan Faneca, running back Fred Taylor and wide receiver Hines Ward came out.
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Of the 218 games played in the NFL, Moss played seven games once morest the Cowboys and in them He caught 35 of the 54 passes thrown his way for 662 yards and 10 touchdowns.. Of these commitments, five were played as a member of the Vikings, as well as one with the Raiders and another with the Patriots.
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