Legendary NFL Player Randy Moss Discloses His Cancer Diagnosis

NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss told fans Friday that he has been diagnosed with cancer, following his announcement earlier this month that he was leaving the broadcasting profession. Moss assured supporters who were concerned about his health during a Friday afternoon Instagram livestream that he is a “cancer survivor.” He revealed that he had surgery and was hospitalized for six days. He expressed gratitude to his medical staff and everyone who prayed for him. According to Moss, medical professionals discovered cancer in the bile duct “just between the pancreas and the liver.” He stated: “I am a cancer survivor,”. “Some trying times, but we made it through.” “I didn’t think I would ever be in this position, as healthy as I thought I was,”  The 47-year-old Moss left his position as a broadcaster at ESPN earlier this month, claiming a “personal health challenge” as the cause. Vikings statements on Randy Moss On December 1, the former Minnesota Vikings player first shared his health problems with his followers on Instagram, stating that he “has been battling something internal” and requesting prayers. Since then, the Vikings management, former players, and media colleagues have showered Moss with support. Kevin O’Connell,...