Watch a retired NFL receiver catch a gigantic fish with one hand
Former wide receiver Randy Moss played 14 years in the NFL, during which he set the single-season touchdown reception record and was named to six Pro Bowls. He's widely considered one of the best to ever play the game.
And he's still got it.
On Monday night, Moss — who retired four years ago and now serves as an ESPN analyst —proved that he's yet to lose a step from his gridiron playing days.
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Before the Seahawks-Bills game in Seattle, the famed Pike Place Market fish throwers tossed a few toward ESPN's on-air crew in a pre-game gag.
Moss did not disappoint, making this spectacular one-handed snag.
A pair of questionable officiating calls led to finger-pointing and ref-blaming in Monday night's contest, which the Bills lost by a touchdown.
Moss' slick hands probably would've helped them out.
