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Ex-Cowboy RB Springs in coma, has 'no hope' of survival

 

Doctors on Wednesday told the family of former Dallas Cowboys running back Ron Springs, hospitalized in a coma, there is no hope he will survive, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.

Springs, 50, has been unconscious since soon after he entered Dallas Medical City Hospital last week for what friends say he believed was a routine medical procedure to remove a cyst from one of his arms.

It remains unclear how or why Springs lapsed into a coma. The hospital has refused comment, and family members have been unavailable.

Seven months ago, Springs received a healthy kidney from former Cowboys teammate Everson Walls. That marked the first organ transplant involving former U.S. professional teammates.

The Springs family is expected to consider the possibility of donating any usable organs he might have to help others.

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