The NFL community is thrilled to know that Randy Moss is heading back to action for ESPN.
The former wide receiver and current analyst was forced to miss the final couple of months of last season because of a cancer diagnosis.
According to The Athletic (via Dov Kleiman), the Hall of Famer is expected to return to a full-time role on “Sunday NFL Countdown.”
Great News: The legendary Randy Moss is expected to return to a full-time role on “Sunday NFL Countdown,” after being forced to miss time last year due to a cancer diagnosis.
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Last season, he returned to join the usual crew of Mike Greenberg, Rex Ryan, Alex Smith and Tedy Bruschi for Super Bowl LIX.
The network welcomed him with open arms and an emotional tribute, and fans rallied to support him throughout the entire process.
Last December, the 48-year-old revealed his diagnosis during an Instagram Live session.
He had surgery shortly afterward to treat the cancer, which was found in the bile duct between his liver and pancreas.
He revealed that he had to have a stent inserted into his liver because of some complications, and he would subsequently have chemotherapy and radiation treatment.
While he hasn’t shared many updates regarding his condition, the fact that he’s healthy enough to rejoin the ESPN program on a full-time basis is telling.
As one of the greatest wide receivers the game has ever seen, Moss is among the most popular figures in sports.
Hopefully, he will be healthy for years to come.
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