Super Bowl Sunday got started with the wholesome return of Randy Moss on the set of ESPN's NFL Countdown after nearly two months away. The former superstar NFL wide receiver revealed back in December that he was taking a leave of absence from his analyst gig at ESPN while he battled cancer.

After Randy Moss revealed his cancer diagnosis to the world, the prayers and tributes poured in. And now, there’s some amazing news: Moss will be back on the set of ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown after he stepped away from the show.

Randy Moss is returning to ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown. The Hall of Fame wide receiver, who stepped away from the network in December amid cancer

Randy Moss will be back with ESPN on Sunday, just in time for Super Bowl LIX. The six-time Pro Bowler is returning to the studio for "NFL Countdown" ahead of the clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, ESPN's Adam Schefter announced Saturday.

Randy Moss will return to ESPN's "NFL Countdown" on Sunday after taking an extended leave of absence after he was diagnosed with cancer.

Hall of Famer Randy Moss returns to ESPN's NFL Countdown after taking time off for cancer treatment. Adam Schefter announces the news, celebrating Moss as a cancer survivor and welcoming him back to the show airing live from New Orleans this Sunday.

Randy Moss, former NFL wide receiver and current host of ESPN’s NFL Countdown, is returning to the program after his cancer diagnosis.