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Kevin Everett

Yesterday in the Broncos-Bills game, the worst nightmare of every football player happened to Bills reserve tight end Kevin Everett. While covering a kickoff, Everett came out of a helmet-to-helmet hit with a fractured cervical spine. His spinal cord is intact, but he's still in a medically induced coma, some paralysis is likely, and there is still some chance he could die.

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Every football player knows something like this could happen to him every time he steps on the field, but the chances are so remote that it's still a tremendous shock when it happens.

Please keep Kevin Everett in your thoughts; he'll be in my prayers.

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Go out to Everett and his family. We're all pulling for him.

by 6thround on Sep 10, 2007 6:19 PM EDT   0 recs

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