Randy Moss is returning to ESPN. The NFL legend will be making a celebrated return on Sunday for the network's coverage of Super Bowl LIX. According to ESPN, Moss will join the coverage for "Sunday NFL Countdown.

Hall of Famer Randy Moss has returned to ESPN for the Super Bowl after being diagnosed with cancer and taking a leave of absence.

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss made an emotional comeback to ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown on Super Bowl Sunday. In December, 2024, Moss said he was stepping away from Sunday NFL Countdown because of a health challenge, later revealing that challenge was cancer located in the bile duct between his pancreas and liver.

The 47-year-old television stalwart stepped away from Countdown in December under mysterious circumstances—later revealing he'd been dealing with bile duct cancer. He underwent a pancreaticoduodenectomy to address the issue, calling himself "a cancer survivor" in a Dec. 13 Instagram Live.

Randy Moss made his emotional return to ESPN’s ‘Sunday NFL Countdown’ after taking a leave of absence amid his cancer battle

Moss stepped back from the program in December while undergoing cancer treatments and made his return just in the time for the Super Bowl.

Hall of Famer Randy Moss made an emotional return to ESPN’s NFL coverage of the Super Bowl two months after he took a leave from his job to get treated for cancer.

Vikings legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss returned to ESPN's NFL Countdown on Sunday morning. Moss, who has been battling cancer, was surprised with a "welcome back" video featuring messages from Tom Brady,