Tommy Kramer Reveals Dementia Diagnosis

Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Tommy Kramer, 69, has publicly revealed his diagnosis of dementia, which he received over a year ago at the Cleveland Clinic. Inspired by Brett Favre's recent announcement about his own Parkinson's disease, Kramer shared his condition via social media, stating that his dementia has not progressed during his one-year checkup. He emphasized that he does not want sympathy and feels grateful for his life and career, pledging to fight the illness. Kramer hopes to raise awareness about the health challenges faced by former NFL players and called for better support from the league for those in need. Having played 13 seasons with the Vikings, he is also known for his late-game success and holds a significant place in the team's history. Kramer concluded by expressing his intention to continue engaging with fans despite his health struggles.