This week we checked in with a jury of historians and Hall-of-Fame voters with this question Q: Randy Moss recently ... came in only 11 games, an average of just over 1.5 TDs PER GAME!

Former NFL player and current ESPN personality Randy Moss walks on the field prior to the game between the New York Jets and the New England Patriots at MetLife Stadium on October 21, 2019 in ...

Randy Moss is one of the most influential wide receivers in NFL history. Countless players have tried to emulate his game, as he is viewed ... t focused on their own stats, rather, to think ...

In 2009, after a 20-10 win over the Carolina Panthers, then-Patriots head coach Bill Belichick fiercely defended Randy Moss against ... priority of the stats. Wins is No. 1. Points is No. 2 ...

Some of Randy Moss' children ... basketball. Moss has said that supporting his children was also what motivated him to retire in 2012. “I love the game so much, man, but I had to leave it.

Randy Moss made an emotional return to ESPN for Super Bowl 59 after two months of cancer treatment. He was welcomed with a heartfelt video montage featuring messages from sports figures like Tom ...

Before the Chiefs and Eagles face off, ESPN's "NFL Countdown" welcomed back league legend Randy Moss back to the panel. In early December, Moss announced his battle with cancer, according to ...

James is hyped up after NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss made an emotional return to the broadcast scene following two months of cancer recovery. James went to social media to deliver his greetings ...

Watch highlights from when former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss recorded 5 receptions ... have had in a "Monday Night Football" game since the year 2000. NFL Throwback goes down ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN NFL analyst Randy Moss will return to the network's "NFL Countdown" show on Sunday after taking an extended leave of absence when he was diagnosed with cancer.

"NFL 100 Rewind" creates a highlights mixtape of Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss' best ... Here is Part 1, which looks back on their face off at the 1993 NFC Championship game.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hall of Famer Randy Moss made an emotional return to ESPN's coverage of the Super Bowl on Sunday, two months after he took a leave from his job to get treated for cancer.