Watch: Tom Brady’s Heart-Melting Congratulation For Randy Moss On HOF Induction

Randy Moss has the most touching Hall of Fame speech ever, and New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady found the best way to congratulate him.

Fans are amazed with the way Randy Moss thanked every single person who helped him throughout the career. He has the best of all words for Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and team owner Robert Kraft.

Tom Brady was thrilled to listen to Moss speaking, and decided to share one of his stories about the former Patriots teammate. It’s hilarious.

This happened right after Moss was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The legendary wide receiver rocked the world of football, and Brady honored him in an emotional video.

“I want to say congratulations to a great friend and teammate, Randy Moss. Congrats on the Hall of Fame, just an incredible player, teammate and a friend, and there are so many great stories. I always used to look at Randy after a play when he wouldn’t get the ball when I threw to someone else, and I’d say, ‘Randy, were you open? Did you get him?’ And Randy would look at me – because a lot of time he’d have deep routes – he’d look at me and go (signals touchdown) meaning if I threw it, it’d be a touchdown. I regret all those times I didn’t throw it to you deep, Randy. I love you, man, and congratulations,” Brady said in his message for Moss.

NFL Network posted the video on the day of the enshrinement ceremony.

@tombrady shows love to @randygmoss for making the #PFHOF18 ?

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Moss had a lot of fun during his Hall of Fame induction process, and didn’t miss the opportunity to say that he’s wearing the gold jacket everywhere. Oh, and he really enjoyed the part where he had to decide what his bust should look like.

A second behind-the-scenes looking at the creation of @RandyMoss' HOF Bronze Bust with sculptor Blair Buswell. This entire @E60 episode airs tomorrow at 9am ET on @espn. #PFHOF18 pic.twitter.com/QwW8LXI593

— Pro Football Hall of Fame (@ProFootballHOF) August 4, 2018

You deserve this, Moss.