Vikings Honor Randy Moss Following Cancer Diagnosis

The Minnesota Vikings and fans rallied around Hall of Famer Randy Moss with heartfelt tributes during their Monday Night Football victory.

Randy Moss, 47, revealed last week that he underwent surgery for bile duct cancer and will continue treatment with radiation and chemotherapy.
The Vikings paid tribute to Moss during their 30-12 win over the Chicago Bears, with former teammates Cris Carter and Jake Reed holding his jersey during the pregame coin toss.
Justin Jefferson, a current Vikings star, dedicated his first-quarter touchdown to Moss, shouting 'We love you, Randy!' into the camera and forming a heart with his hands.
Moss expressed gratitude on social media for the outpouring of support, calling himself a 'cancer survivor' and encouraging others, especially Black men, to get regular screenings.
Moss, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN analyst, has taken a leave from broadcasting but aims to return after completing his recovery.