Randy Moss Shows the Love He has for Tom Brady; Shares A Friendly Interaction With Jake Reed

On Monday, Tom Brady performed his usual magic as he guided the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a comfortable victory over the New York Giants. As always, the 44-year-old was on point, but it was his post match interaction that made headlines. After the bout against the Giants, the GOAT shared a moment with former New England Patriots compatriot Randy Moss.

Randy Moss meets Tom Brady post Giants-Bucs; also greets MLB star Jake Reed

Back in 2007, former New England Patriots players Tom Brady and Randy Moss had a memorable connection. Fans yearned for more of the union, but alas, all good things must end. Randy Moss moved to the Minnesota Vikings in 2010 and the relationship came to an abrupt end.

The two were seen together again during Tom Brady‘ Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ game against the New York Giants on Monday night. The only difference this time was that Tom Brady wore a different uniform, and Moss was there to watch him as an NFL legend.

But Randy Moss was not done making headlines on Monday. After reuniting with Brady, the former New England Patriots met with Baseball legend and long-time friend Jake Reed. After the interaction, Moss took to Twitter and expressed his happiness at meeting him.

“Just trying to be a legend”–Justin Jefferson wears a drip inspired by an NFL legend

Jefferson now has 100-yard receiving games in 11 of his career games, tying Moss and JuJu Smith-Schuster for the most in a player’s first two seasons in the Super Bowl era (only Odell Beckham Jr. has 15). Jefferson also tied for the fourth-fewest games since the 1970 NFL merger to reach 150 career receptions in his 26th game. When quipped about his records and Randy Moss’ inspiration, the wide receiver simply replied – “Just trying to be a legend”

“That’s the same type of mindset that I have, just trying to be a legend,” Jefferson said Sunday, via Courtney Cronin of ESPN. “Trying to make big plays. Why not carry after him? He’s one of the best in the game. I just love playing the game, love the rivalry, and love these intense big games.”

Randy Moss is a certified legend!

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