The 2025 NFL Draft has ended, so teams are now hunting for hidden gems among undrafted players.
One name catching attention is Montigo Moss, son of NFL legend Randy Moss.
After turning heads at the University of Maine, he is quickly becoming a player many scouts can’t ignore.
One insider recently highlighted Montigo Moss as someone teams will have on their radar during the post-draft signing period.
“Montigo Moss, Maine Football wide receiver and the son of Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss caught 143 career passes, 1,692 yards, 16 touchdowns, is a free agent to watch after the 2025 NFL Draft,” Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston wrote on X.
Montigo Moss @Montigo_moss @BlackBearsFB wide receiver and the son of Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss @RandyMoss caught 143 career passes, 1 692 yards, 16 touchdowns, is a free agent to watch after #NFLDraft2025 pic.twitter.com/NguM7OrPLb
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) April 28, 2025
Montigo Moss’ stock appears to be rising at just the right time.
Older brother Thaddeus Moss signed with the Washington Commanders in 2020 before joining the Cincinnati Bengals and eventually stepping away from the game.
Now it’s Montigo Moss’ turn to try making his mark in professional football.
The shadow of his father looms large, as Randy Moss revolutionized the wide receiver position during his Hall of Fame career.
While such comparisons might overwhelm some players, Montigo Moss may find them enjoyable. He’s determined to build his legacy while honoring the path his father blazed before him.
As NFL teams add to their rosters in the coming weeks, Montigo Moss represents an intriguing option for organizations looking to acquire receiving talent.
His college production speaks for itself, and those numbers, combined with his athletic ability and football pedigree, make him a compelling prospect.
