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Washington OT Morgan Moses uses turkey legs as drumsticks after win vs. Giants

He was so happy.

NBC does NFL players a service after its Thanksgiving game by feeding them turkey legs. It typically invites a few players to come up, but Washington brought some plus-ones.

One of them was Morgan Moses, who decided to pretend to play the drums with the turkey legs:

This, of course, was after he took the world’s biggest and most beautiful bite of a turkey leg you’ve ever seen in your life:

It’s good to see Moses happy with his drumsticks after having an injury scare earlier in the game. He hurt his knee but would later return to the game, and Washington would win, 20-10.

Those are some big drumsticks for a big man. He’s got his wrists wrapped, and honestly probably has to with how big those drumsticks are.

His “Hogs 2.0” shirt is pretty badass too. It seems like Mr. Moses had a happy Thanksgiving, all things considered.

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