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The New England Patriots recently held a team Hall of Fame ceremony for Tom Brady.
Brady is an iconic player from this organization’s history and is a primary reason why they won six Super Bowls during his tenure.
There were several key moments during this ceremony, including the team deciding to retire Brady’s number.
He not only made an impact on the Patriots but his records and accolades will be remembered in NFL history.
During this event, several of Brady’s former teammates and coaches gave speeches, talking about Brady’s legacy.
One of those former teammates was Randy Moss, who received a standing ovation from the crowd, as the Patriots’ official Twitter account shared.
All love for @RandyMoss pic.twitter.com/8XTi1YYTnW
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 13, 2024
Moss might not have been on the team for very long or won a Super Bowl with the organization, but it is clear that he is beloved by the Patriot fanbase.
He is viewed as one of the best receivers in NFL history, and his connection with Brady was undeniable.
Some fans and analysts believe that Moss has a blemish on his NFL legacy given the fact that he doesn’t have a ring, but it is hard to deny what he did on the gridiron.
Moss had several standout years, but his best touchdown year was with Brady in 2007.
His 23 touchdowns in a single season is an NFL record, one that many say could never be broken, given how dominant he was and how strong he and Brady were as a duo.
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