Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss revealed doctors removed “parts of several organs” after his diagnosis with Stage 2 bile duct cancer.<\/p>\n
Moss spoke with Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts, who reported he had a six-hour procedure in addition to undergoing chemotherapy and radiation.<\/p>\n
The six-time Pro Bowler said he was “hit with a ton of bricks” when his doctor first told him he had cancer.<\/p>\n
“I was nervous because of the doctor talking about that ‘C’ word. Me?” Moss said<\/a>. “I just think that when you live your life, you know, a certain type of way of, you know, eating right, taking care of your health, and all of a sudden you get diagnosed with cancer. I was overwhelmed.”<\/p>\n His cancer went into remission after he completed all of his treatments.<\/p>\n Moss first announced<\/a> last December on social media he was “battling something internal” that would require him to take a leave of absence<\/a> from his on-air role at ESPN.<\/p>\n The 48-year-old returned in February ahead of Super Bowl LIX.<\/p>\n