Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss is a cancer survivor.
It was the most shocking news of 2024 after the Pro Football Hall of Fame receiver announced via Instagram that he underwent surgery in Charlotte, North Carolina.
In that released video, Moss would go on to thank doctors, nurses, and other medical staff members who have helped him during his cancer battle.
Moss also made it clear he would be undergoing chemotherapy and radiation.
Since that announcement, not much else has come out.
That changed this week after Randy Moss’ business partner gave a much-needed update on his condition.
In addition to working on ESPN, Moss is also co-owner of Crisspi’s Chicken. His business partner has spoken about how the 47-year-old is currently doing.
Brittany Tolliferreo, who works with Moss as the co-owner of Crisspi’s Chicken, told TMZ in part: “He was in great spirits when I talked to him.”
“I haven’t noticed any change in him, he’s pretty consistent with his personality. He’s a smart and strong businessman, and he wants everything to be successful and continue to grow.”
When Will Randy Moss Return To Work?
After revealing that he and his family were “battling something internally,” former NFL wide receiver Randy Moss would step away from his job at ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown.
ESPN announced in early December that he would be stepping away from his role on the network’s Sunday NFL Countdown show “for an extended time.”
It’s clear that Moss won’t be back for the playoffs.
Moss plans to return to his work on ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown when he gets healthy, which means we likely won’t see him in his regular role until the 2025 season.
Either way, as long as he gets healthy, that will be the only thing that matters.
