Corridor of Fame broad receiver Randy Moss will take a hiatus from his position as an analyst on ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown” as he offers with a well being situation, the community introduced Friday.
Moss, 47, requested followers to hope for him and his household in an Instagram post Sunday. He directed his message to males and urged them to get checkups and bloodwork achieved, with out specifying any explicit sickness.
“I simply ask for all of the prayer warriors to place their blessing arms on me and my household via these exhausting instances. Individuals have been speaking about my eyes final week,” Moss stated earlier than placing on a pair of sun shades. “I am battling one thing, man, and it is one thing inner. Your boy goes to get via it. I acquired an excellent group of docs and acquired an excellent household round me.”
ESPN stated in a press release that Moss will “step away from ‘Sunday NFL Countdown’ for an prolonged time to deal with a private well being problem.”
“For practically a decade, Randy has been a useful member of the group, persistently elevating ‘Countdown’ along with his perception and fervour,” the community stated. “He has ESPN’s full help, and we look ahead to welcoming him again when he’s prepared.”
Moss performed 14 seasons for the Vikings, Raiders, Patriots, Titans and 49ers. He ranks second to Jerry Rice with 156 landing catches and had 982 profession catches for 15,292 yards. Moss was inducted to the Professional Soccer Corridor of Fame in 2018.
Data from The Related Press was used on this report.
