NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss has announced an extended leave from his role at ESPN due to ongoing health issues that he described as serious and personal. Moss, 46, gravely emphasized the importance of men’s health, encouraging men to prioritize their well-being and get routine check-ups, stating, “This is something that is very serious. Men need to understand that they need to go and get tested.”
Moss’s leave from ESPN’s ‘Sunday NFL Countdown’ comes as he focuses on dealing with an internal health issue, as first reported by NBC News. In his powerful statement, he shared his struggles and reiterated, “The mental aspect of it, you have to focus on that as well.”
ESPN released a supportive statement regarding Moss’s leave, affirming their support for his decision and offering their assistance during this time. The network expressed, “We fully support Randy during this period, and we look forward to having him back with us when he is ready.”
Moreover, Moss reflected on how his health challenges have enhanced his understanding of the importance of health awareness, urging everyone to not ignore the smaller signs that could lead to significant health concerns. Moss is known for his illustrious NFL career, which includes being a seven-time Pro Bowler and a member of the NFL’s All-Decade Team for the 2000s.
