The Moss Brothers - Sinorice Moss & Santana Moss

The brothers Sinorice Moss and Santana Moss struck gold while playing for the University of Miami for several years.  Now, both brothers play in the NFL.  Santana, the elder one, is a wide receiver for the Redskins, while Sinorice, the baby brother, currently plays for the New York Giants (he was selected in their second round as 44th pick).

Santana was born in 1979, and he delivered for Miami by breaking the college's receiving yard record with over 2,500 total yards in his career.  He won honors like the Most Outstanding Field Performer, All-Big East Conference first-team, and Big East Offensive and Special Teams.  Santana also proved himself on the track, timing in at well under seven seconds in the 60-meter dash.

After being selected by the Jets in the 2001 NFL Draft, Moss proved himself on the field with nearly 3,900 receiving yards in 51 games and 1,800 return yards.  In 2004, Santana was traded to the Redskins, and he led that team to a major victory over the Dallas Cowboys almost immediately.  The following year, Moss made it into the NFL Pro Bowl.

Sinorice, on the other hand, followed in his brother's footsteps at Miami and received major accolades from scouts and sports fans alike.  Throughout their NCAA careers, the brothers stayed in close contact, and sports fans everywhere are excited to see the Giants and Redskins face off so that they can watch the Moss brothers can go head-to-head in the NFL.