Thursday, August 20, 2015
Erik Kramer
After surviving an attempted suicide, former NFL QB Erik Kramer could become the voice of players who are dealing with brain injuries in retirement.
Kramer was found in a California motel room after police were dispatched to do a wellness check. He was suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
His ex-wife believes the suicide attempt was a result of brain damage while playing in the NFL. She claims he suffered from depression since his time with the Chicago Bears which ended in 1998.
Kramer played 13 seasons, including four in the CFL. In 83 games (67 starts), he was 31-36 with a 57.3% completion rate and 92 TD's.
What will his life be like after he recovers? Will he talk about it? He has a chance to help other players if he tells his story.
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