On December 6, 2024, ESPN released a statement announcing Randy’s temporary exit from his weekly show on the network. “Pro Football Hall of-Famer Randy Moss will step away from Sunday NFL ...

Former great NFL wide receiver and Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss told his Instagram followers on Friday that he is fighting a battle against cancer. Moss, 47, has taken a leave from ESPN’S ...

Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss announced Friday he is recovering from surgery to treat cancer. "I've told you all over the last couple of weeks about me battling something internally and ...

After Randy Moss announced an ongoing health battle last week, his son is dispelling reports that he has liver cancer. On Tuesday, Larry Fitzgerald Sr., the father of former NFL player Larry ...

the father of former NFL star wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, faced backlash after commenting on social media about the health of Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss. "66th NFF Hall of of Fame ...

Singer Chris Daughtry is sporting some new ink. The former American Idol contestant debuted a major tattoo makeover in a Nov. 29 Instagram post, revealing that he covered his numerous arm tattoos with ...

The “Sunday NFL Countdown” crew opened this weekend’s installment by extending well wishes to colleague Randy Moss, who stepped away from ESPN Friday to tend to an undisclosed health issue.

Randy Moss has become a terrific on-air presence with ESPN and Sunday NFL Countdown, but you won’t see him this week and maybe for a little while. It was just earlier this week that ESPN ...

Randy Moss will be away from ESPN for the foreseeable future as he deals with a health issue. “Randy has been an invaluable member of the team, consistently elevating Countdown with his insight ...

NFL legend Randy Moss has quietly been battling health issues and as a result, he’ll be stepping away from his role as co-host of ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown” for an extended period.

In fact, the former WWE Hardcore Champion believes that opponent — Randy Orton — was simply destined for the professional wrestling path. "Obviously, Randy [Orton] was just heads and tails.