The NFL Hall of Famer, Randy Moss shared a message on Instagram on 1st December while on set with his “Sunday NFL Countdown” co-hosts. He told fans he’s been dealing with some health problems recently.
Randy Moss is requesting prayers for himself and his family, sharing that he’s been dealing with a health issue that’s impacting his eyes.
Highlights
- During an ESPN broadcast, Randy Moss’ yellow eyes caught a lot of attention. Fans started speculating about possible health issues, like liver problems or jaundice.
- Folks say yellow eyes could be a sign of too much bilirubin in the blood, which is usually linked to jaundice.
- In the video, Randy Moss wrapped up his message by assuring fans not to be concerned, as he’s surrounded by a strong team of doctors.
Moss didn’t get into specifics about what’s wrong, but he’s asking for prayers for himself and his family, hinting that it’s something serious.
He also explained that if anyone notices him wearing sunglasses on the show, it’s due to this health problem, not because he’s trying to look stylish.
Moss is considered one of the greatest wide receivers of all time, with 156 touchdown catches and over 15,000 receiving yards during his 14-year career.
Many Viewers Noticed Randy Moss’s Yellow Eyes During The NFL Countdown
Recently, during an ESPN broadcast, Randy Moss’ yellow eyes caught a lot of attention. Fans started speculating about possible health issues, like liver problems or jaundice.
In a heartfelt Thanksgiving message before the Sunday NFL Countdown on November 24, 2024, Moss thanked the behind-the-scenes team for their hard work each Sunday morning.
@juslivinlife7 I hope all is well with the legend Randy Moss
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Afterward, many viewers noticed his yellow eyes and took to social media, especially X (formerly Twitter), to express concern about his health.
I think it’s a liver issue causing him to have jaundice but Prayers up for him he is a legend!
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People are expressing concern, hoping it’s not pancreatic, as that’s known to be a very serious condition.
Really hoping it’s not pancreatic, that thing is evil
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Fans believe the yellow eyes are caused by an excess of bilirubin in the blood, which is commonly associated with jaundice. This might indicate a liver problem that’s causing the buildup, and it’s not looking good.
The yellow eye’s. Too much Bilirubin in your blood usually a sign of Jaundice. Which could mean a problem with his liver? And that’s what’s causing the buildup, not good prayers out.
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Randy Moss concluded his video message by assuring followers that he is accompanied by a strong team of specialists.
He also took the opportunity to remind men to stay on top of their health with regular check-ups and blood work.
Some are speculating that this could be the case, noting that colon cancer tends to occur more frequently in African-American men, as seen with Chadwick Boseman.
Seems like that would be the case. Colon cancer occurs in higher rates among African-American men (see- Chadwick Boseman). Prayers up for the GOAT, indeed!
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They’re saying they don’t want to jump to conclusions, but since he asked for prayers for himself and his family and mentioned, “men, get your checkups,” it has some wondering if it could be prostate cancer.
This isn’t the first time Randy Moss has sparked rumors. Back in 1997, he wore Oakley sunglasses during a Heisman finalist photo, which also led to speculation about his eyes.
Randy Moss joined the prestigious group of athletes who were Heisman Trophy finalists, alongside Peyton Manning, Charles Woodson, and Ryan Leaf.
During the pre-presentation photo, Moss wore Oakley sunglasses, which caught people’s attention and sparked rumors that he was trying to hide something about his eyes.
Additional Information
- Randy Moss is the son of Maxine Moss and Randy Pratt and he has limited contact with his father.
- He has a sister named Lutisia and a brother, Eric, who briefly played as an offensive tackle for the Minnesota Vikings.
- He is also a Christian, which he confirmed in his NFL Hall of Fame speech.
