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NFL all-time great Randy Moss has revealed he is suffering from a serious medical issue, asking for “prayers” and urging people to seek regular check-ups and blood testing. 


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"Throughout the week of the holidays, your boy has been battling something internal," Moss said in an Instagram video. "And I just ask for all the prayer warriors to put their blessing hands on me and my family through these hard times. ... I'm battling something, man, and it's something internal. Your boy's gonna get through it. I got a great team of doctors, and I got a great family around me. All you men, man, ya'll do your checkups and get your bloodwork done, and we'll work through it, alright? Thank you for the prayers."

 

Moss, 47, echoed the remarks in his introduction on "Sunday NFL Countdown," while sporting a pair of sunglasses. His comments -- and the use of the glasses -- came in response to fans speculating about his condition after video surfaced of Moss recently appearing on ESPN with a yellowish tint in his eyes.

 

Moss did not reveal the specific issue from which he is recovering.


 

Sounds like colon or prostate cancer. 

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3 hours ago, FinalChapter said:

NFL all-time great Randy Moss has revealed he is suffering from a serious medical issue, asking for “prayers” and urging people to seek regular check-ups and blood testing. 


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Sounds like colon or prostate cancer. 

He is a legend of Foot US

For now we dont know more.

But if he officially say he has cancer, I think he deserve his own thread.

 

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Seriously McMichael you have 27 days left...

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On 03/12/2024 at 01:58, FinalChapter said:

NFL all-time great Randy Moss has revealed he is suffering from a serious medical issue, asking for “prayers” and urging people to seek regular check-ups and blood testing. 


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Sounds like colon or prostate cancer. 

Just a couple days later, Randy Moss announced he is stepping away from his ESPN analyst role to deal with this health challenge.

 

Certainly sounded like prostate cancer at first, given his message specifically to men to get regular check-ups. But now I'm seeing speculation online that it's pancreatic or liver cancer because of his yellow-ish eyes.

 

To the non-US users here (assuming y'all don't mark this thread as read) who are probably unfamiliar -- Moss is one of the most iconic NFL players of all time. Absolutely will get QOs across the board, not that there should be any doubt given several QO outlets already covered this health situation.

 

Remembering Randy Moss On This Thanksgiving | Barstool Sports

 

 

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On 06/12/2024 at 22:03, RadGuy said:

Just a couple days later, Randy Moss announced he is stepping away from his ESPN analyst role to deal with this health challenge.

 

Certainly sounded like prostate cancer at first, given his message specifically to men to get regular check-ups. But now I'm seeing speculation online that it's pancreatic or liver cancer because of his yellow-ish eyes.

 

To the non-US users here (assuming y'all don't mark this thread as read) who are probably unfamiliar -- Moss is one of the most iconic NFL players of all time. Absolutely will get QOs across the board, not that there should be any doubt given several QO outlets already covered this health situation.

 

Remembering Randy Moss On This Thanksgiving | Barstool Sports

 

 

The word going around the National Football Foundation ceremony tonight is that it’s liver cancer.

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50 minutes ago, HDS said:

The word going around the National Football Foundation ceremony tonight is that it’s liver cancer.

Terrible news. Great player and look like nice man.

 

Enough famous for his own thread ?

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6 hours ago, BeretBleu said:

Terrible news. Great player and look like nice man.

 

Enough famous for his own thread ?

Moss (wiki) is arguably the best to ever play his position (wide receiver). He stepped away from a major television gig to address this health issue. By the way, Randy’s son is displeased his father’s illness is a topic of discussion.

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On 07/12/2024 at 04:03, RadGuy said:

Just a couple days later, Randy Moss announced he is stepping away from his ESPN analyst role to deal with this health challenge.

 

Certainly sounded like prostate cancer at first, given his message specifically to men to get regular check-ups. But now I'm seeing speculation online that it's pancreatic or liver cancer because of his yellow-ish eyes.

 

To the non-US users here (assuming y'all don't mark this thread as read) who are probably unfamiliar -- Moss is one of the most iconic NFL players of all time. Absolutely will get QOs across the board, not that there should be any doubt given several QO outlets already covered this health situation.

 

Remembering Randy Moss On This Thanksgiving | Barstool Sports

 

 

 

Update - not a 2025 dash pick. Successful 6 hour op to remove a mass a few days ago.

 

Moss announced Friday that he had undergone a six-hour surgery to remove a cancerous mass from his bile duct, after earlier having a stent placed in his liver. He said he was hospitalized for six days and would be undergoing radiation and chemotherapy treatment

 

https://www.espn.com.au/nfl/story/_/id/43016477/justin-jefferson-vikings-pay-tribute-randy-moss-amid-cancer-fight

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