00:01Before Larry Fitzgerald became an NFL legend, he was a kid on the Vikings' sideline watching
00:07Randy Moss dominate the league. Growing up in Minnesota, Fitzgerald worked as a Vikings ball
00:12boy while his father, sports journalist Larry Fitzgerald Sr., covered the team. It gave him
00:18a front row seat to Moss' incredible early NFL years and helped inspire his own dream of becoming
00:24a professional wide receiver. Decades later, Fitzgerald and the player he once watched from
00:29the sidelines stood together as members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
00:34What I learned from Randy Moss, and my answer is always the same, I learned nothing. Because
00:39there was nothing I could do like him on the football field. They call him the freak for
00:42a reason. But what I did learn from Moss is about generosity. He gave me his clothes.
00:49The young ball boy eventually became an 11-time pro bowler with more than 17,000 receiving
00:54yards, completing a journey that began while watching Moss show him what was possible.
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