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Reggie Brown suffered a spinal cord contusion in the final game of the 1997 season against the New York Jets. Brown was on the field for nearly twenty minutes, lost consciousness, and needed CPR to restart his heart.
After emergency surgery, Brown regained complete motor functions. Currently, he is a manager at a car dealership group in Dallas, Texas.
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