Rondale Moore's Last Instagram Post Sparks Mental Health Concerns

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore was found deadat 25 years old, a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound in New Albany, Indiana, the Floyd County coroner confirmed toNew York Timeson February 21. Now, supporters think the NFL player's "heartbreaking"final Instagram postThree days prior to his passing, he suggested that he was facing challenges with his mental well-being. The official reason for his death remains under examination.

Related: Minnesota Vikings' wide receiver Rondale Moore passes away at age 25

Moore posted what seemed to be a regular photo album on February 18, featuring him spending time with friends, relaxing by a nice pool, shopping, exercising, and having a sunny day at the beach. One image shows him carrying a tote bag with the words "work in progress" printed on it. However, it was the final photo in the series that caused worry among his fans.

The last slide displays a screenshot of lyrics from a rapperEST GeeThe 2024 song "Go" by [artist] that appears especially meaningful after Moore's tragic passing: "Stitched up the last eight months, but it made no difference, I don't feel any better."

"Devastating... Make sure to check in on your loved ones—mental health is important. RIP #25," wroteone fan on Xin reply to the post, meanwhile anotheradded, "This is heartbreaking."

Also included in the slideshow were images from Moore's friend and artistic partnerJayFlickz, whom he mentioned in the post. JayFlickz shared a touching message on his Instagram Stories following the news of Moore's passing. "You hurt me, bro [heartbreak emoji href="https:///living/emoji-meanings"], not like this," he wrote as a caption for a picture with his friend.

Moore's former teammate, Hollywood Brown, was also shocked by the news. "Bro ain't no way brotha you just messaged me a few hours ago," hewrotewith a crying emoji, adding in aseparate post, "You weren't alone, bro... I told you I understand how you feel."

The league recognized the athlete,writing, "The NFL is very sorry about the heartbreaking death of Rondale Moore. Our condolences go out to Rondale’s family, friends, and fellow players during this tough period."

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