Randy Moss Returns to ESPN After Bile Duct Cancer Battle

Randy Moss, NFL Hall of Famer and cultural icon, has publicly shared his battle with Stage 2 bile duct cancer, a rare disease that led him to undergo extensive surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. Diagnosed after symptoms like jaundice and dark urine, Moss was overwhelmed by the diagnosis but entered 'fight' mode, crediting his faith and family, especially his wife Lydia, for unwavering support during his treatment and recovery. Despite initially pushing loved ones away, Moss realized the importance of their presence, a message he also passed to fellow cancer survivor and Colorado head coach Deion Sanders. Following his recovery, Moss returned to ESPN's broadcast booth for the 2025 NFL season, appearing on programs like "Sunday NFL Countdown" and "College Gameday." His story reflects resilience and determination, inspiring many as he continues his analyst role while being cancer-free. Moss's openness about his health journey has resonated deeply within the football community and beyond.