NFL Hall of Famer Moss receiving cancer treatment

Randy Moss, the Hall of Fame wide receiver, has revealed he is receiving treatment for cancer.

The 47-year-old announced on Instagram Live that he underwent a six-hour surgery to remove a cancerous mass from his bile duct, located between the liver and pancreas.

Moss will now undergo chemotherapy and radiation. Despite the tough road ahead, he remains optimistic, stating, "I'm good" and confident he will overcome this challenge.

Known for his impressive NFL career, Moss ranks second in career touchdown catches with 156.

He played for the Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, and others. Moss is currently an ESPN analyst and plans to return once fully recovered.