Randy Moss Returns to ESPN After Beating Stage 2 Bile Duct Cancer

Randy Moss, the Hall of Fame wide receiver and ESPN NFL analyst, has triumphantly completed his treatment for Stage 2 bile duct cancer and has returned to ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown for the 2025 NFL season. Moss underwent a Whipple procedure followed by chemotherapy and radiation after his diagnosis in December 2024, and marked the end of his treatment by ringing the victory bell at Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute, an emotional moment celebrated on ESPN’s broadcast. He expressed gratitude to the medical staff and reflected on his journey, noting that returning to the broadcast studio was one of his goals during treatment. Moss briefly appeared on the Super Bowl edition of Sunday NFL Countdown earlier in the year while still battling cancer, and his full-time comeback was welcomed by colleagues and fans alike. His return to the airwaves underscores his resilience and the support he received from the ESPN family and the football community. Moss’s story has inspired many, as he advocates for health awareness and celebrates this personal victory as he resumes his role in NFL coverage.