Former NFL star Randy Moss recently announced he's stepping away from his ESPN analyst role on "Sunday NFL Countdown" to address a personal health concern. This news followed a broadcast where Moss acknowledged battling an internal health issue while wearing sunglasses.
ESPN released a statement expressing their full support for Moss and welcoming him back when ready. The network emphasized Moss's valuable contributions and the passion he's brought to the show for nearly a decade.
During a FOX NFL Sunday broadcast, several of Moss's former New England Patriots teammates, including Tom Brady, offered their encouragement and prayers. Brady referred to Moss as a great teammate and friend, expressing their love and support. Rob Gronkowski also shared a message of support.
Moss assured viewers that he has a strong medical team supporting him and expressed his determination to be on the show. He even lightened the mood with a joke about his sunglasses.
Recognized as one of the greatest wide receivers in NFL history, Moss has earned numerous accolades, including four All-Pro honors and six Pro Bowl selections throughout his 14-year career. He holds the fourth-place spot for all-time receiving yards and is the Minnesota Vikings' franchise leader in receiving yards.
Moss, who will turn 48 in February, continues to receive well wishes as he navigates this health challenge.
