Randy Moss Steps Away from ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown” Amid Health Battle

NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss is temporarily stepping back from his role on ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown to focus on an ongoing health issue. The network announced the decision Friday morning, revealing that Moss will be gone for “an extended time” as he deals with a “personal health challenge.”

Moss first addressed his condition on December 1, keeping details vague but sharing that he’s “battling something internal.” In a heartfelt message, Moss explained that he would need to wear sunglasses on set while managing the issue and asked for support. “I ask all the prayer warriors to put their blessed hands on me and my family through these hard times,” he said.

ESPN expressed its unwavering support for Moss during this challenging period, stating, “He has ESPN’s full support, and we look forward to welcoming him back when he is ready.” The network also praised Moss for his invaluable contributions, calling him a key member of the team who “consistently elevates Countdown with his insight and passion.”

Moss has been a staple on ESPN since his NFL retirement, earning fans for his expert analysis and undeniable charisma. While the specifics of his health battle remain undisclosed, fans, colleagues, and the sports world are rallying around him with well-wishes and prayers.

We wish Randy Moss a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back on Sunday NFL Countdown soon.