Foster Moreau hit a big milestone in his recovery and return to football on Monday.
— which is a type of cancer involving the body's immune system.
Moreau didn't reveal specifically what led to his diagnosis, but hinted that it only came on his radar through the Saints' physical. , Moreau underwent one day of drip infusion chemotherapy before several weeks of medication chemotherapy.in May, just one day after he officially finished his cancer treatments. He participated fully in their voluntary offseason practice in May, and is expected to return to the field now on time this season.
"The day after the diagnosis, the day after the physical, my agent [Joe Linta] got a call from [Saints general manager] Mickey Loomis, and he said, 'Hey, we're still interested in him. We still value him as a player and even more as a person,'" Moreau said in May,"That was so comforting for me, knowing that regardless of where I went through this process, there was a real good chance I wind up here. That was just going to be a really cool experience for me. And it is.
Moreau was one of the most productive tight ends in LSU history, and was then selected by the Raiders in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL Draft. He recorded a career-high 420 receiving yards and had two touchdowns on 33 receptions last season in Las Vegas. He has 1,107 receiving yards and 12 total touchdowns on 91 receptions over his four years with the Raiders.
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