Randy Moss Calls Players 'Soft' for Skipping College Football Bowl Games

Just a few years into retirement, Randy Moss is already an old man yelling at clouds.

During Saturday's edition of Sunday NFL Countdown, the former star wide receiver criticized the growing trend of college players who are skipping bowl games with the NFL draft in sight.

"You can really, really call this era soft," Moss said.

The 39-year-old continued the never-ending cycle of questioning the next generation's tenacity. Before condemning the likes of running backs Leonard Fournette and Christian McCaffrey, Moss recalled Hall of Famer Deacon Jones levied the same label on Moss' era.

Far from the first person to oppose people's planning for their futures, Moss joined Marshall Faulk, Mark Richt and Big Cass in doubting their fortitude.

[NFL on ESPN]