Randy Moss was inducted into the Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor at halftime of the week 1 game against the Saints. Watch a video of the ceremony here!
For many fans of the Minnesota Vikings, Randy Moss was a huge part of their childhood. The exciting wide receiver gave fans numerous exciting moments and amazing performances over his career with the team.
On Monday Night Football, the Vikings honored Moss with a ceremony where they inducted him into their Ring of Honor, which contains only 22 of the best players ever to wear the purple and gold.
Here is a video of the Randy Moss Ring of Honor ceremony as shared on the official YouTube channel of the Minnesota Vikings:
In front of a crowd of over 66,000 people, Moss took the stage at halftime to accept the honor, becoming only the 22nd member of the illustrious group.
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With Vikings legends on hand, “The Voice of the Vikings” Paul Allen gave a great introduction for Moss, talking about some of the man’s most memorable moments on and off the field before the Zygi and Mark Wilf announced the reveal of his Ring of Honor plaque to a rousing ovation.
Moss was very thankful for everything during his speech, thanking God, his former teammates, Vikings legends, the Wilf family, his own family, and Dennis Green.
He also thanks the Vikings fans as well, calling superfan and Viking World Order’s leader Syd Davy to the stage to join him. Davy was a regular target for Moss following touchdowns, with a bond developing between the two.
Around the stadium, a card stunt was done to honor Moss, with a massive display of the number 84 made by fans in the stands as well as his name and other honors.
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Randy Moss ended his induction ceremony into the Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor by giving a loud chant of SKOL, which was answered by the amazing fans in attendance and followed by an overwhelming chorus of applause.