Saints Tight End Foster Moreau Returns After Beating Cancer

Foster Moreau, newly acquired tight end for the Saints, was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma but has completed treatment and returned to football.
Moreau's diagnosis was a rare but treatable form of Hodgkin lymphoma, and he received treatment via infusion and medication shots over two months.
The Saints supported Moreau's signing even after his diagnosis, and Moreau is grateful to be playing for his hometown team in New Orleans again.
Moreau considers his struggle to have been more mental than physical, and he expressed gratitude for the children fighting cancer with harsher treatments than his own.
In four seasons with the Raiders, Moreau played in 61 games and caught 91 passes for 1,107 yards and 12 touchdowns before signing with the Saints.