During a recent game, Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings honored former NFL star Randy Moss with a heartfelt tribute. Moss, who recently disclosed his battle with cancer, received a special shoutout from Jefferson after scoring a touchdown. The young wide receiver expressed his admiration for Moss by forming a heart shape with his fingers and declaring, 'We love you Randy!' to the camera.
Moss, a legendary wide receiver who played for the Vikings among other teams, has been an inspiration to many, including Jefferson. The Vikings also paid homage to Moss by inviting former wide receivers Cris Carter and Jake Reed, Moss's former teammates, to serve as honorary captains for the game.
Despite missing out on a second touchdown opportunity during the game, Jefferson continued to express his respect and support for Moss. He revealed that he had reached out to Moss to offer his well wishes after learning about the cancer diagnosis. Jefferson emphasized the positive impact Moss has had on him and countless others, both on and off the field.
Jefferson, who wore a Moss jersey during a postgame interview, highlighted the significance of Moss's contributions to the sport and expressed gratitude for his influence. He acknowledged the missed opportunity for a second touchdown but remained focused on making the most of future opportunities.
As Moss continues his recovery and plans to return to his role as an ESPN analyst, the football community, including players like Jefferson, continues to show support and admiration for the Hall of Famer. Jefferson's gesture of solidarity and respect towards Moss reflects the profound impact that the former wide receiver has had on the game and those who admire him.
With Jefferson's promising career trajectory, he aims to follow in the footsteps of legends like Moss and Carter, aspiring to one day earn a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Despite the missed opportunity on the field, Jefferson's tribute to Moss serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of one of the NFL's greatest receivers.