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Randy Moss: Football Player

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I would like to meet Randy Moss .I picked him to meet because he was my role model. He played football and I like football. He won a championship with the patriots. I want to get drafted to the patriots like him. He had a son. His wife name was Charrette. 1. Why did he because a football player? 2. Why did u only catch the ball with one hand? 3. Did u want to get drafted to the patriots when u got drafted?

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