Former Purdue and NFL wide receiver Rondale Moore passed away at the age of 25. His last IG post grabbed the attention!
Former Purdue and NFL wide receiver, Rondale Moore passed away at the age of 25. The wide receiver of the Minnesota Vikings was reportedly found in his garage with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. As per WLKY, the Floyd County Coroner confirmed the passing of Rondale Moore. An investigation has been ongoing about what caused Rondale's demise. With the passing of Rondale, his entire fandom was left heartbroken. While the investigation has been going on, people have been wondering if Rondale was under any mental pressure, given that the last post of the NFL wide receiver surfaced soon after his demise.
As per a report by WHAS11, the New Albany Police Chief, Todd Bailey, said that Rondale Moore was found in his garage, and the cause of his demise has been under investigation. An autopsy has been scheduled, but it was assumed that it might be caused by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Moore was just 25 years old, and his passing is a shock to many, who turned to his social media and found his last post. His last post carried several of his photos, showing him doing activities. Well, the last slide featured the lyrics of the song Go from 2024 by EST Gee. The lyrics could be read as:
"Sewed up the last eight months, but it changes nothing, don’t feel no better…"
As the lyrics went viral from his post, people have been wondering if the NFL wide receiver, Rondale Moore was navigating any mental health challenges. While nothing is confirmed, people have been assuming that something was wrong with Rondale Moore. Social media users have been discussing the impact of mental health on a person. One of the users wrote, "Mental health matters so sad." Another user penned, "Rondale Moore literally just posted this on Instagram 3 days ago. Mental health matters." To mention, the post people have been talking about are three days old.
Rondale Moore didn't have an easy life, starting from the time of his birth, so much so that doctors were not even sure if he would live. Yes! Rondale Moore was born premature. He was born five weeks before the due date and was kept in the intensive care unit. He was fed through a nasal tube, and his doctors and physicians kept checking his breathing and developement but they could not assure his mom whether her son would survive or not.
According to a feature published in the NFL, Rondale's mother revealed that there was no certainty whether he would live, but he was a fighter. His mom was the one to raise him single-handedly and wanted her other kids to be focused on academics, leading the NFL wide receiver to be focused and disciplined in college. He was at Purdue University, where he balanced his sports with academics, getting a degree in two and a half years. Despite his hard phase in the early stages of his life, he did amazingly well in his career. His sudden passing left his fandom in utter shock.
We wish Rondale's family strength to deal with this tough time!
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