NFL Rumors: Why Randy Moss’ Son, Thaddeus Moss, Went Undrafted Before Joining Redskins
The son of former New England Patriots and Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss has earned himself a shot in the NFL.
Thaddeus Moss, a tight end out of Louisiana State University, is signing with the Washington Redskins, per the NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
However, an injury reveled in a combine physical may have caused the prospect to slip.
Thaddeus Moss’ physical at the combine revealed a Jones fracture in his right root that required surgery. Inability to visit teams for follow-up exams hurt him. Talent there for new Washington OC Scott Turner to unlock. https://t.co/V0HWl64lto
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) April 25, 2020
At LSU under coach Ed Orgeron, Moss was along for the ride as the Tigers became undefeated national champions this past year. Catching passes from first overall pick Joe Burrow, Moss finished his season at LSU with 47 receptions for 570 receiving yards (both school records at tight end) and four touchdowns.
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