NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss Completes Cancer Treatment in Charlotte

Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss has successfully completed his treatment for stage 2 bile duct cancer at Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte, marking a significant milestone in his health battle. Diagnosed in late 2024, Moss underwent a Whipple procedure, chemotherapy, radiation, and had a stent placed in his liver, all while stepping away from his ESPN analyst role. Despite the shock of his cancer diagnosis, Moss fought with determination, inspired by his faith and family, and has since returned to broadcasting with ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown. Atrium Health praised Moss for his grit and determination throughout the challenging journey, highlighting the emotional moment when he rang the bell to signal the end of his treatment. Moss shared his story publicly, including on Good Morning America, expressing gratitude to the medical team and reflecting on how the diagnosis hit him despite a healthy lifestyle. Having played 14 NFL seasons and been inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018, Moss's cancer fight and recovery have been a source of inspiration to many.