Odell Beckham Jr. was in the company of Randy Moss, so it’s only appropriate he jokingly mock him with his infamous touchdown celebration before the game.
The New York Giants wide receiver went up to the now-ESPN analyst and Hall of Famer. He pretended to pull down his pants and moon Moss before both of them shared a good laugh.
Quite the greeting for @RandyMoss from @obj 😂 pic.twitter.com/l0kFW3oUXK
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) October 22, 2018
Beckham Jr. is, of course, imitating Moss’ 2005 touchdown celebration, where the former Minnesota Vikings WR scored against the Packers in the NFC Wild Card game and proceeded to moon the Green Bay crowd. The celebration is funny enough with Joe Buck’s extremely offended commentary.
It’s a funny moment before a game between two of the greatest to ever play the position.
I’m sure some media outlets are going to see the mooning and take it out of context while questioning Beckham Jr.’s heart and seriousness. But in all honesty, it’s harmless fun. The NFL needs more big personalities like Beckham Jr. – even when he’s mooning past greats.

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