Randy Moss

Randy Moss, a Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee in 2018, holds numerous records in the National Football League, including the single-season touchdown reception record set in 2007. In his rookie year in 1998, he also set the record for touchdown receptions. Moss's contributions to football earned him a place on both the NFL 2000s All-Decade Team and the NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team. In addition to his playing career, Moss has channeled his expertise into being a studio analyst for ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown."

Prior to his professional career, Moss was a standout player in both football and basketball in his home state of West Virginia, earning recognition as the state's Football Player of the Year in 1994 and twice earning the title of Player of the Year in basketball. Moss's football prowess continued at Marshall University, where he set NCAA Division I-AA records for most games with a touchdown catch in a season and most consecutive games with a touchdown catch. His success at Marshall led to him being drafted 21st overall by the Minnesota Vikings in the 1998 NFL Draft.

Throughout his career with the Vikings, Moss helped the team set offensive records and earned multiple accolades, including six Pro Bowl selections and four First-team All-Pro selections. His career also included stints with the Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots, with the latter team he set the single-season record for touchdown receptions. Beyond his playing career, Moss has engaged in numerous charitable endeavors, hosted a charity bass tournament, and founded the Links for Learning foundation.