Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan unite as Fox NFL Sunday colleagues pay tribute to icon who has worrying health issue
Michael Strahan and Terry Bradshaw sent notes to an NFL legend who has been battling a health issue lately.
After Randy Moss recently disclosed that he has been dealing with a health ailment, the Fox NFL Sunday team paid their respects to him.
ESPN revealed over the weekend that Moss has made the decision to leave his position as an analyst on Sunday NFLCountdown.
On the December 6 edition of the show, the NFL Hall of Famer disclosed that he was battling a medical condition.
In Week 14, NFL legend Tom Brady paid homage to his former teammate with the New England Patriots on the Fox NFL Sunday show.
“One of the greatest friends and teammates of all time… “Man, you have our undying love,” Brady remarked.
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“You have our sympathies. Our supplications. all of our good vibes. “Man, you have our undying love,” he added.
After that, Bradshaw and Strahan joined in, wishing Moss well.
Strahan added, “We’re watching out for you, Randy.”
Bradshaw was seen giving the camera the thumbs up.
Then, Rob Gronkowski said, “Randy, you’re on our mind. Man, you are loved.
“You’re the best.”
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Then, when the show moved on to something else, Bradshaw flipped a football to Brady.
Moss began wearing sunglasses on many Sunday NFL Countdown shows after being seen with yellow eyes last month.
“All I ask is for the prayer warriors to surround me and my family with their blessings during these trying times. During his last appearance on December 1, Moss remarked, “Last week, people were talking about my eyes.”
It’s something within, guy, and I’m fighting it. It’s something your boy will overcome.
“I got a great team of doctors and got a great family around me.”
Following the 2012 season, Moss announced his retirement from football.
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During his 14 seasons in the NFL, he amassed 15,292 yards and 156 touchdowns.
In 2018, Moss received his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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