Former ESPN college football analyst david pollack Revealed an unexpected update about his wife lindseyFighting brain cancer.
“Her oncologist called me during our HS football game on Friday,” David, 44, shared. through x On Sunday, October 18. “She left a voicemail saying, um, the results came back amazing. Like, no tumors. I mean, it is, it is, we don’t fully understand it. But call me and I’ll explain what we think is probably going on and tell you how we start again.”
David continued, “He doesn’t understand, but we understand… God and prayer!!!! Thank you for praying so sincerely! What a God!! ❤️🙌🏻”
Lindsay was diagnosed with brain cancer in March 2025. On September 23, he had a brain biopsy, his third brain cancer surgery, at Duke University.
“I hope this encourages someone to fight today,” David said. “Thank you is not enough for all of you who are praying for us. There is no greater gift you can give anyone.”
Lindsay provided her own update via instagram On Saturday, October 17.
“My doctor said he was getting the results, but they kept sending it back for testing because they didn’t see anything like that and had no explanation,” she wrote. “The tumor is not there as they thought when they did the biopsy. He answered my prayers not when I wanted, but in His time, and that was even sweeter! The medicine doesn’t understand, but we do… God and prayers!!!”
Lindsay’s doctor’s call came to her son during Tackle Cancer Night nicholas‘High school football game. Nicholas, 18, is a senior at North Oconee High School in Bogart, Georgia. Lindsay and David also have a daughter Leah16.
Lindsay explained that David was proactive about sharing every step of his cancer journey “because he wanted prayers and a group of believers stormed the gates of heaven on our behalf! I can’t express the gratitude I feel for all the prayers offered for me and my family.”
Last month, David shared an update on his wife after her third surgery.
“For me, there’s nothing better you can give someone than your prayers,” David shared via X.
A former star linebacker at the University of Georgia, David worked at ESPN from 2009 to 2023.