When did Santana Moss leave the Redskins?

Santana Moss is a wide receiver and punt returner in professional football. He wears jersey numbers 83 and 89. Moss was born in Miami, Florida, on June 1st, 1979.

Santana Moss participated in football while still in high school for Miami Carol City Senior High School. On the Miami Hurricanes football team, Moss played college football. Moss was selected in round one with pick number 16 in the 2001 NFL Draft.

Moss formerly played for the Washington Redskins and the New York Jets. Santana Moss’s career accomplishments include being named to the Consensus College Football All-America Team, the Second Team All-Pro, the Big East Conference football individual awards, the Pro Bowl, and the First Team All-Big East Conference. Three punt return touchdowns, 1,398 punt return yards, and 10,283 receiving yards are some of Moss’s most notable stats.

When did Santana Moss leave the Redskins?

Moss spent the remainder of his career with the Redskins after being acquired in a trade from the New York Jets in 2005, and he retired following the 2014 campaign. He was in the Pro Bowl and caught 581 receptions for 7,867 yards and 47 touchdowns throughout the course of his 146 games for Washington, compiling three seasons of 1,000 yards or more.