ICYMI Randy Moss Discussed Horse Racing at Super Bowl Radio Row

Avid racing enthusiast and handicapper, NBC Sports’ Randy Moss talks horse racing at Super Bowl Radio Row

 

Lexington, KY, February 15, 2024: In case you missed it last week, the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA) sent NBC Sports and former NFL Network personality Randy Moss to Super Bowl Radio Row from February 6-8, 2024. Moss, an avid racing enthusiast and handicapper, has covered the sport for decades as both a TV commentator and newspaper reporter. Not there to just talk about the big game, Moss previewed the emerging three-year-old favorites in the lead up to the 150^th Kentucky Derby and talked recent advances the sport of Thoroughbred racing has made in equine safety.

Moss went viral on Tuesday morning when one of his interviews found out live on air that they were not getting NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver on their show but instead NBC Sports commentator Randy Moss. Aside from that lighthearted moment which took over X (Twitter) and much of the internet, his 12 interviews touched several media markets across the country including Seattle, Phoenix, Washington D.C., Orlando, Las Vegas, Tampa, Baltimore, West Palm Beach, and Richmond. Articles featuring Moss were published on the New York Post, Fox News, Defector, Sports Illustrated, Barstool Sports, The Daily Caller, and many more. The estimated media value of his time on Radio Row was approximately $250,000.

A full list of coverage can be found below and more information about the significant safety progress the sport of racing has made in recent years can be found at ntra.com/safety.

 

Media Coverage

• New York Post
  • Boomer Esiason, Gregg Giannotti find out live on WFAN they booked the wrong Randy Moss
  • The Randy Moss WFAN thought it was getting mocks station’s booking blunder
• Fox News
  • New York radio hosts learn live on air producer booked wrong Randy Moss
• Defector
  • How To Tell Randy Moss From Randy Moss: A Defector Strategy Guide
• Sports Illustrated
  • National Radio Show Finds Out In Real Time They Booked the Wrong Randy Moss
• Barstool Sports
  • WATCH: Boomer and Gio Realize Live On-Air That They’re Scheduled To Interview the Wrong Randy Moss
• Awful Announcing
  • WFAN’s Boomer and Gio stunned to learn their producer booked the wrong Randy Moss
• The Daily Caller
  • LMAO: This Easily Has To Be One Of The Greatest Sports Media Flub Ups Of All-Time
• The US Sun
  • ‘YOU IDIOT!’ CBS radio hosts Boomer and Gio left in total disbelief after discovering live on air that producer booked wrong guest
• Outkick
  • ‘Boomer & Gio’ Awkwardly Realize They Booked The Wrong Randy Moss For Interview
• Larry Brown Sports
  • Randy Moss had perfect reaction to radio show booking his ‘white’ namesake
• The Spun
  • Video: Radio Hosts Find Out They Won’t Be Interviewing The Randy Moss They Think
• Daily Norseman
  • Always make sure you get the right Randy Moss
• KDVR (Colorado)
  • National Radio Show Finds Out In Real Time They Booked the Wrong Randy Moss
• Paulick Report
  • Super Bowl Radio Row Confusion: ‘Is There Another Randy Moss?’

 

Radio Interviews

• Dave ‘Softy’ Mahler and Dick Fain
  • Sports Radio 933 KJR (Seattle)
  • Audio link
• Jay and Z
  • 95.3 WDAE (Tampa)
  • Video link
• The Drive with Jody Oehler
  • Fox Sports 910 (Phoenix)
  • Audio link
• Bostonian vs. the Book
  • Video/audio sports betting podcast (Las Vegas/Youtube/Sirius/SportsGrid TV)
  • Video link
• In the Zone
  • 96.9 The Game (Orlando)
  • Audio link
• Baltimore Football Daily
  • 105.7 The Fan (Baltimore)
  • Audio link
• MP on the Mic
  • 910/105.1 The Fan (Richmond, Virginia)
  • Audio link
• LaVicka, Theo & Stone
  • ESPN West Palm (West Palm Beach)
  • Audio link
• Sports Gambling Podcast
  • Sports betting podcast
  • Video link
• The Craig Hoffman Show
  • The Team 980 (Washington D.C.)
  • Audio link
  • Video link
• At the Races with Steve Byk
  • Horse racing industry radio (Sirius)
  • Audio link
• The Ron Flatter Racing Pod
  • Horse racing industry podcast
  • Audio link

 

 

About the NTRA:

 The NTRA, based in Lexington, Ky. and Washington, D.C., is a broad-based coalition of more than 100 horse racing interests and thousands of individual stakeholders consisting of horseplayers, racetrack operators, owners, breeders, trainers and affiliated horse racing associations, charged with increasing the popularity, welfare and integrity of Thoroughbred racing.

Contact: Meghan Rodgers, mrodgers@ntra.com

 

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