Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss is taking a break from ESPN’s “NFL Countdown” to focus on a personal health issue, the network announced. Moss, 47, did not disclose the exact nature of his health challenge, but assured viewers that he has a strong support system of doctors and his family. The former NFL wide receiver, who is considered one of the greatest of all time, has been a valuable member of the ESPN team for nearly a decade, bringing insight and passion to the show. Moss addressed his health struggles on a recent episode of “NFL Countdown,” wearing sunglasses to cover his eyes. He asked for the support and prayers of fans, explaining that he will be stepping away from the show to prioritize his health. Moss is known for his impressive career as a wide receiver, ranking fourth in all-time receiving yards with 15,292. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018. While Moss will be absent from the show, he has the full support of ESPN and his colleagues, and viewers can look forward to his return when he is ready.
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Randy Moss to be on extended leave from ‘NFL Countdown’ for personal health reasons
