News about Foster Moreau

Following a costly drop vs. the Jaguars, Saints tight end Foster Moreau said he was in a "dark place" on Thursday night. With 30 seconds remaining and New Orleans trailing 31-24, quarterback Derek Carr dropped back from the opponents' six-yard line and passed the ball to a wide open Moreau in the back of the end zone. But the 26-year-old could not get a pass, and the Saints lost after struggling to convert on fourth down a play later.

After being diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in March, New Orleans tight end Foster Moreau is in complete remission from Hodgkin lymphoma. He wrote on Twitter: 'After a few tumultuous months, I've been blessed with the news that I am in full remission from Hodgkin Lymphoma! We're so grateful to those who came out to give their love and support; our prayers have been answered. I will continue to live my life as God intended from here.'

The Louisiana native spent time in New Orleans and toured Cincinnati, Ohio, as the Bengals were said to be keen in selecting the 2019 fourth round pick. Moreau was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease in March, but the player was 'optimistic' that he'd return to football action in no time.

When speaking to Good Morning America, free agent tight end Foster Moreau has given an update on his latest cancer diagnoses and had a positive outlook on his overall health. During an interview with Michael Strahan, Moreau said, "It's at stage 2, so it's spread from the initial location." "It seems that this is a slow spread, and we should be able to get rid of any of it."

Foster Moreau, a free agent for NFL, has Hodgkin's Lymphoma and will be moving away from football. Moreau was alerted to the news while doing a medical with the New Orleans Saints, but he's promised to 'go kick this thing's a**' before returning to the league. 'This Free Agency period has been life changing for me,' Moreau wrote on Twitter on Wednesday night.' This has been a strange process.'