Wealthy Ohrnberger remembers his rookie nickname from Randy Moss

On Julian Edelman’s podcast, “Video games with Names,” Wealthy Ohrnberger remembered when Randy Moss thought he was a coach throughout his rookie season.

In 2009, Ohrnberger was drafted by the Patriots the place Moss instantly began calling him ‘coach.’

“He gave me this nickname and it occurred instantly,” Ohrnberger mentioned. “I don’t know why, as a result of we barely spoke to one another outdoors of passing by one another within the hallway or outdoors the assembly rooms or on the soccer discipline. , we’re on our solution to the soccer discipline, he’d be like, ‘Hey, what’s up coach?’ He known as me coach.”

The offensive guard instructed Edelman his excitment at this newfound nickname.

“I’m like ‘Oh my gosh, perhaps, like, perhaps, I’m in. Like he gave me a nickname. I’m telling individuals again house Randy Moss gave me a nickname, he actually likes me.”

The origin of the participant’s nickname was revealed when Ohrnberger, together with the opposite rookies, stood up and launched themselves to the remainder of the workforce.

“And so I rise up there and I can’t bear in mind if it was within the assembly or instantly after, however Randy Moss pulls me apart and he goes, ‘Motherf*****, you a participant.’ He goes, ‘You’ve been a participant this entire time?’”

By means of Edelman’s laughter, he interrupts, “I believe it was in entrance of the entire workforce.”

Ohrnberger continues his impression of Moss. “‘You grey hair, b****. I assumed you was a coach…Oh hell no. Invoice, did we waste a draft decide on this motherf*****? Are you kidding me? What, is he going to go on the market and break a hip? Goddamn Invoice.’”

Ohrnberger goes again to his regular voice, remembering his embarassment within the second.

“And I’m similar to, ‘Oh my God, that was not a nickname.’ … He thought I used to be a f******* coach…How unbelievably embarrassing. I imply I instructed everybody. I used to be like, ‘Yeah, Randy actually likes me. It’s going fairly nicely, gang.’”