Whatever happened to Kevin Everrett?

Question

Kevin Everrett...the special teams player for the Bills last year...who almost had his life robbed...is he still re-habbing or is the back on the gridirion or what? If he's back, what team?

Answer 1

As of October 1, 2007, Everett had been relocated to Houston, near his family and off-season home, where he will begin a long rehabilitation that doctors believe will lead to his eventually walking again (they are "optimistic") and possibly even making a full recovery. Working in his favor are his age, the incomplete nature of the spinal cord injury, his constitution, and exceptional physical condition at the time of injury, as well as the rapid treatment he received. On October 16, it was reported that Everett has been able to walk "to an extent."[15] During the broadcast it was announced Everett had been released from his Houston hospital to resume rehab as an outpatient.[16] On December 7, Kevin was able to walk on his own power, but he does not have full movement.[17] Everett appeared on the cover of the December 17 issue of Sports Illustrated, which contains an article on his injury, rehabilitation and recovery. On Sunday, December 23, 2007, Kevin walked publicly on the field of Ralph Wilson Stadium in front of a number of fans for the home finale against the New York Giants. Coincidentally, Domenik Hixon was on the Giants at the time of the game after being from released by the Broncos. On January 31, 2008, Everett accepted NFL commissioner Roger Goodell's invitation to sit with him at Super Bowl XLII. That day, he also appeared on Oprah, clearly able to walk under his own power. On April 9, 2008 Everett underwent more surgery to relieve persistent pain in his neck. On May 12, 2008 Everett was waived by the Buffalo Bills to allow him to be eligible to immediately apply for lifetime disability benefits. The Bills kept Everett on the active roster prior to waiving him to ensure that he completed three full NFL seasons, allowing him to qualify for a full pension. On July 20, 2008 Everett was awarded the Jimmy V award for perseverance at the 2008 ESPY Awards for his heroic recovery from neck injury that threatened his chances of walking again, defying the odds and "never giving up" - something Jimmy Valvano said himself at the 1993 ESPY Awards. Everett will be the grand marshal and give the command to start engines for NASCAR Nationwide Series Zippo 200 at Watkins Glen on August 9th, 2008.

Answer 2

i think he got releasd