Randy Moss' son denies rumors of his father having liver cancer.

Thaddeus Moss, the son of legendary NFL player Randy Moss, recently spoke out against journalist Larry Fitzgerald Sr. for making a "disgusting" announcement about his father's health. It all started when ESPN released a statement last week stating that the Hall of Famer would be taking time off from hosting Sunday NFL Countdown to focus on a personal health challenge. This sparked speculation about the reason behind his absence, with rumors swirling that he may have cancer. However, the reason for his leave was not disclosed, leading to even more speculation.

It was journalist Larry Fitzgerald Sr. who first brought up the idea that Randy may be battling liver cancer in a now-deleted post on social media. He even asked for prayers for the former player. Thaddeus caught wind of this and was understandably upset, taking to social media to air his grievances. He called out Fitzgerald for trying to make private matters public just for the sake of engagement, and questioned his sources. Thaddeus' post was also deleted.

Even former NFL player Brett Favre got involved, sending prayers and repeating the rumor. Thaddeus was quick to shut it down, stating that the reports were not true and thanking Favre for his support. Despite this, Fitzgerald reposted another journalist's report of Randy's supposed liver cancer diagnosis.

The truth of the matter is, Randy has not publicly addressed his health issues. He did announce, however, that he will be opening a new restaurant called Crisppi's Chicken in Miami on January 17, 2025. This news came as a surprise to many, as Randy played for five different NFL teams during his career, which lasted from 1998 to 2012. He started at Marshall University before being drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in 1998. Over the course of his career, he also played for the Oakland Raiders, the New England Patriots, and the Tennessee Titans before retiring and briefly joining the San Francisco 49ers.

In other news, Randy's son Thaddeus is making a name for himself as well. He recently made headlines by signing a NIL deal with Adidas, becoming the first high school athlete to do so. With his talent and determination, it's no surprise that Thaddeus is following in his father's footsteps. But for now, the focus remains on Randy and his health, and we can only hope for the best for him and his family.

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