Patriots formally introduce the second coming of Randy Moss

SOURCE -- Patriots first-round pick N'Keal Harry was formally introduced to the media on Thursday after being selected No. 32 overall in last months draft.

Owner Robert Kraft spoke first and noted how impressed the organization was with his background.

“The most exciting part of the year for me always starts with draft weekend," he said. "It’s the beginning of an exciting new year. Our family is privileged to have this experience 26 times. This young man here has a beautiful smile. The first player from St. Vincent [and the Grenadines] in the NFL. We’re so impressed with his background and there are a lot of nice things coming from Arizona State, but the most important thing to me is N’Keal’s last name. It’s my dad of blessed memory and first grandson [go] by the name of Harry.

"I know good things are going to come from Harry.”

Harry had a tremendous career at Arizona State. In his three years at the school, he totaled 213 receptions for 2,889 yards and 22 touchdowns.

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I was a huge fan of the Patriot's selection of N'Keal Harry with the 32nd pick in last month's NFL Draft. Making a pick there was already a huge deal since Bill Belichick with draft picks is pretty much a kid with Halloween. No Max, I won't trade you five Kit Kats for your one Reeses. Despite Belichick looking like a genius year after year, he still convinces some poor sap to give him their five Kit Kats.

While making a pick at all was a shock, selecting a wide receiver in the first round was unheard of. Probably because Belichick has selected the same amount of receivers in the first round as Tom Cruise has Oscars.

But N'Keal Harry is a special talent. He's already been compared to Hall Of Fame receivers like Larry Fitzgerald without having played a single down of professional football. But the comparison I like the most is a 'poor man's Randy Moss.' The only reason Harry is a 'poor man's' Randy Moss is because Moss once claimed he would pay a $10,000 fine in 'straight cash, homie.' That automatically makes every other human being poorer than Randy Moss.

On the field, however, if Harry can even sniff the one-billion touchdowns Randy Moss caught from Tom Brady in 2007 - ok, it might have just been 23 but it felt like a billion - then the combination of N'Keal Harry and Tom Brady will win at least 10 Super Bowls, and once we learn how to surgically transfer the head of Tom Brady onto the body of a younger QB, they'll win 10 more.

If you needed any indication that Harry is the real deal, just remember that he gave people a reason to watch Pac-12 football in a year that watching Pac-12 football was like watching Will Ferrell reunite with John C. Reilly for a Sherlock Holmes movie.

Just take a look at this preposterous catch.