How Tom Brady, Bill Belichick Moved Randy Moss To Tears

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Randy Moss, 47, had a goal. After being diagnosed with cancer, he wanted to be back at the Super Bowl. When he was welcomed back, he burst into tears.

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Randy Moss has fought back from a battle with cancer. Now it's the tears he's struggling to hold back on live TV

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Randy Moss has been on a break from television work since undergoing surgery for cancer two months ago but returned to the screen on a good occasion today and was well received.

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