Randy Moss Tosses Lombardi Trophy Into East River

Tom Brady probably gave a lot of people at NFL HQ a borderline heart attack last February when he simply threw the Lombardi Trophy between two boats during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Super Bowl parade. The toss went off without a hitch, further proving Brady can do no wrong, but many a laugh was had at the possibility of the Lombardi flying into the water and sinking to the bottom.
The NFL Countdown crew has been waiting for their opportunity to use this for content and got their chance today. They wondered exactly what would have happened if Brady's throw had gone awry. Does the Lombardi Trophy float? Only one way to find out.
That's how we found ourselves on Sunday morning watching Randy Moss heave the coveted piece of metal into the East River.
NFL countdown was just talking about Tom Brady throwing the Lombardi & Randy Moss launched one into the river ? it floats!
— Michael ☘️ MAC-10 (@boston_sp0rts20) September 19, 2021
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Here is the preface to the situation.
After Tom Brady's viral trophy toss during the Bucs' Super Bowl celebration, the NFL Countdown crew had to know:
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) September 19, 2021
Would the Lombardi Trophy float? ? pic.twitter.com/xCZmK0Ar1B
It only took 50 years, but we have our answer. The Lombardi Trophy does, in fact, float.