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New Orleans Saints backup quarterback Jake Haener has revealed that he has been diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer. At 25 years old, Haener expressed that while the diagnosis is concerning, it is not currently life-threatening. He is set to consult with doctors to determine the next steps for treatment. This diagnosis comes as the second cancer-related health issue for the Saints, following tight end Foster Moreau's battle with Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Jake Haener is diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer but is not facing immediate life-threatening concerns.
- Haener's diagnosis follows that of teammate Foster Moreau, who is in remission from Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Haener is competing for the backup QB position behind Derek Carr.
Jake Haener | QB
Injury
- Haener noticed an odd-looking bump on his face that turned out to be cancerous.
- He is currently participating fully in training camp while managing his health concerns.
Foster Moreau | TE
Injury
- Moreau was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma last year but is now in full remission.
New Orleans Saints
- The Saints are facing health challenges with two players diagnosed with cancer.
- Haener is competing for the backup QB role, indicating depth concerns at the position.