Tributes and words of encouragement continue to roll in for NFL hall of famer and Minnesota Viking legend Randy Moss following his cancer diagnosis and battle. Before the Vikings’ Monday night ...

Once he finished the dance, he found ESPN's camera, made a heart with his hands and shouted "We love you, Randy!" It's the latest moment connecting two of the greatest receivers in Vikings history.

He has been working at PEOPLE since 2019. His work has previously appeared in Rolling Stone, The New York Times, ESPN, and more. Simon Bruty/Sports Illustrated via Getty Randy Moss felt the love ...

By the mid-1970s, Randy was making hundreds of music lovers happy by sharing his massive collection at the Bongo Lounge. That was decades before the days of Spotify, Sam said, when people had to ...

Jefferson had heard that Hall of Fame receiver Randy Moss was being treated for cancer, and he wanted to wish him good luck. A few days later, he made that tribute public. Jefferson gave Moss a ...

Randy Moss was on the mind of some fellow Minnesota Vikings greats on Monday night after the former NFL superstar announced he was diagnosed with cancer last week. Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris ...

Minnesota Vikings legend Randy Moss was on the mind of his former teammates and team ahead of Monday's game against the Chicago Bears. Former teammates Jake Reed and Cris Carter brought out his ...

Dreams of being recognized are often disappointingly dim, unless you've got a hot screenplay or, in the case of writer/director Jean de Meuron, a professional pulse-pounding short film centered ...

Last week, NFL legend Randy Moss announced that he was receiving treatment for cancer that was found in his bile duct between his pancreas and liver. The NFL world has since rallied around one of ...

The sun will come out tomorrow, but for right now, Randy Rainbow isn’t looking forward to the new Trump presidency. Via Billboard: In his latest parody video, Rainbow sits down for another faux ...

MINNEAPOLIS — After announcing that he was stepping away from broadcasting earlier this month, NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Randy Moss informed fans Friday that he has been diagnosed with cancer.