Randy Moss Returns to ESPN After Cancer Battle as Dan Orlovsky Announces Departure

Moss resumes his role on NFL Countdown following recovery, while Orlovsky hints at a potential career shift away from broadcasting.

Randy Moss made his first on-air appearance during Super Bowl weekend after stepping away in December for cancer treatment, receiving widespread support from NFL figures like Tom Brady and Jerry Rice.
Doctors discovered cancer between Moss's pancreas and liver, requiring surgery, but he has now returned to ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown in good health.
Dan Orlovsky announced he is taking an indefinite break from ESPN, with speculation growing about a possible transition to an NFL coaching role.
Orlovsky's departure aligns with the expiration of his ESPN contract, and he has previously expressed interest in coaching, calling it a 'competitive pull.'
Fans have speculated potential coaching destinations for Orlovsky, including Green Bay, where a quarterback coach vacancy exists, or a reunion with longtime friend Kellen Moore.