"Don't f**k it up." - Julian Edelman's Hilarious Randy Moss Story From His Rookie Year 

Man😂😂

Not really it was a trash white boy version

It's Edelnut now 😂

Sounded just like him 😂😂

It was a gallant effort, but Randy's mountain accent is much stronger.

Would love to hear so many more Belichick stories

I can't believe how entertaining that Fucker is! I haven't been pulled into a podcast like this in a long time!! He'd probably be great with Pat McAfee too

Excellent story teller

You got get English lessons!

Yes

I bet randy would do it too. Whenever randy talks about Kelce and Mahomes he really respects them. The greats recognize the greats.

Why, he's obviously an asshole. Didn't you hear the story?

Facts

hes from WV so it makes sense.

He’s a great athlete but there’s a lot of great athletes in the NFL. I think it’s his intelligence and competitive drive that made him do everything he could to establish his spot and achieve greatness in whatever he was doing. He talks earlier in the show about literally moving his home near Tom Brady’s just so he could get more off season reps with Tom and establish better chemistry. He’s the type of guy who was never highly touted as a prospect and fought like hell for every opportunity he was given.

​@@tomw485great post, but Edelman was a different athlete. He had one of the best shuttle timee in combine history, so his COD was godly. And unlike many workout warriors, his actually translated to the field. Its very hard to trannsform positions at the pro level and become that excellent of a player.

​@@aaronjackson9385welker did the same thing i think

@@dominikgose2609 what the shuttle? Because Welker never changed positions, he was always a WR dating back to Texas Tech.

“Make that hot tub ‘bout 103”😂

Ed? Lmao what do you think you are his best friend or something?

@@donsoloschill out

@@donsolosI bet you’re fun at parties bro

@@its570Key at least I was invited to them and got to find out. You dont give nicknames to people you dont know personally. Dude probably calls tom Brady his daddy unironically

Why would he not get along with a nice guy like Julian. People care too much about acting cool. Somebody being nice and wishing his mother "merry christmas" , and that was his reaction? What a tool!

@@arenlarken8647it’s rookie hazing. Get over it

​@@arenlarken8647not sure how old you are, but if you're a young buck and you're thinking of getting into the trades... don't.

And don't fuck it up!

He sounds like a mechanic

no freaking doubt....im a huge sproles fan because of that

He a baller

True. And if you got 30 divas like Randy in a team it would go to hell too

Taysom Hill.

In basketball term a very good role player. Good in defense and hustle, can score in open shots and make his own shots if necessary.

1 of the most miraculous catches in SB history.

What are you talking about?

You are delusional

I think he's a hall of famer

@@muhammadfarhan581 I agree! But due to his regular season numbers they won’t consider him HOF. I wish there was a SB ring of honor for the biggest performers in the post season

It's easy to say Moss was lazy. He never looked like he ran fast, but at the same time, he'd leave everyone in the dust.

It's easy because Moss himself said things like the Marshall plane crash was nothing big, I play when I want to play, talking about a mom and pop shop that was hired to cater for the Vikings in a very unnecessarily negative way. Dude was traded from the Vikings even though he was an asbolutely phenomenal talent, traded by the Raiders for almost nothing, traded by the Pats but that one wasn't negative (contract reneg reasons) back to the Vikings again where he just straight up got cut. No one in their right mind would deny his talent. Nothing short of legendary. I think it'a silly to question his love of the game or overall effort but there were times, esepecially with the Raiders, where he quit on his team. He didn't fit with most of his teams and the trades/cut show that clearly. Still one of the best to ever play the position though. I think some people expect everyone with exceptional talent to be a consumate professional on top of it because that's usually how the greatest of the great are viewed. That and a burning desire to do everything possible to maximize that talent day in and out for 10/15/20 years of a sports career because they have the ability to be the best and people are disappointed by what could have been but wasn't. Not everyone is built like that though. Most people aren't. Moss was probably pretty close just not quite that guy. He's still a human.

who was he talking about being so quick on the press release?

@@TheCEOXPerience Wes Welker

@@TheCEOXPerience Wes Welker

@@TheCEOXPeriencewelker

@@TheCEOXPerience Wes Welker

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

That shit had me dead 😂

Edelman is clearly bigger than Welker.

much, MUCH better hands... i'm still mad about that drop vs. the Giants, Welker.

But he still did lol