Crucial Catch: Dak Prescott

The NFL and the American Cancer Society teamed up to create crucial catch to help more people catch cancer early. After losing his mother to Colorectal Cancer, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has used his platform to encourage others to get screened.

Vikings fullback C.J. Ham is one of the millions of Americans who has been impacted by cancer after his mother Tina lost her brave fight 4 years ago. Today the Ham family is supporting other women going through their own journeys and encouraging fans to make a Crucial Catch through regular screening.

After a Hall of Fame career with the Patriots and Raiders, shutdown corner Mike Haynes started working with the NFL to make sure players prioritized their health. One day a routine screening changed his life forever and now he's back to work helping men all over the country make a Crucial Catch.

The NFL and the American Cancer Society teamed up to create CRUCIAL CATCH to help more people catch cancer early. Saints tight end Foster Moreau knows this importance first hand after his rare form of Hodgkin's Lymphoma was found during a routine physical.

The NFL and the American Cancer Society are teaming up to help fans make a crucial catch. After watching his brother battle Testicular Cancer, Rams defensive end Larrell Murchison is using his platform to stress the importance of screening.

The NFL and the American Cancer Society are teaming up to help fans make a crucial catch. Raiders running back Brandon Bolden is stressing the importance of getting screened after a hard hit in the Super Bowl led to him being diagnosed with salivary gland cancer.

The Los Angeles Rams honor Ashley Ruiz, the wife of NFL Media's Omar Ruiz, at SoFi Stadium.

Crucial Catch: Ron Rivera

Mike Frierson, Dr. Zuri Murrell discuss NFL's Crucial Catch campaign to combat cancer.

New York Jets defensive tackles Quinnen Williams and Solomon Thomas surprise Goryeb Children's Hospital patients.

The NFL and the American Cancer Society teamed up to create Crucial Catch to help more people catch cancer early, especially in communities with the greatest need. Our own NFL legend Ed Reynolds recently learned just how important it is to detect cancer early. He tells us how a routine screening is the reason he's alive today.