Santana Moss
WR #89 — Washington Commanders
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About Santana Moss
Santana Moss earned the nickname "Cowboy Killer" by doing his best work against Dallas in games that mattered. His career was defined by big plays against Washington's most hated rival, and fans have used him as a trolling weapon against Cowboys supporters for years. The Monday Night Football game in 2005 where he caught two long touchdowns from Mark Brunell to beat Dallas is replayed every time the rivalry heats up, which is approximately every week from September through January.
Santana's broader career was that of a reliable, fast, big-play receiver who never quite reached the superstar tier but was good enough, long enough, that he became a franchise fixture. He played in Washington for a decade, caught passes from a rotating cast of quarterbacks, and managed to be productive regardless of who was throwing the ball. But the Dallas connection is what keeps him alive in the content ecosystem. Whenever the Cowboys lose, Washington fans post Santana Moss highlights like they're required by municipal law.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do Washington fans still use Santana Moss to troll Cowboys fans?
Because the receipts are real and plentiful. Santana had a habit of delivering his best performances against Dallas in nationally televised games. The 2005 Monday Night comeback is the most famous example, but there are multiple games where Santana torched Dallas secondaries at critical moments. Fans weaponized those clips, and they've become a permanent part of the NFC East trolling arsenal.
Last updated: April 2026