News about Peyton Hillis

Wyatt Werneth, former Lifeguard Chief of Brevard County, Florida, talked to DailyMail.com on how to deal with rip currents. It's not as deadly as you would imagine. His advice comes after ex-NFL star Peyton Hillis spoke about saving his son, 9, and niece, 8, from drowning at a Florida beach

Peyton Hillis, a former NFL quarterback, has said it's "100 percent a miracle" that someone didn't die five months after he saved his son and niece from drowning in Florida. When Hillis' son and niece, who are nine and eight years old respectively, became trapped in a deadly riptide, he and his family were swimming on a Penascola beach. Hillis ran into the sea to save the children, and they did, but he ended up in intense care for lung and kidney disease.

Peyton Hillis has spoken out against saving his two children from drowning. In a long social media post on Tuesday, the former NFL star said he expects to make a complete recovery as he expressed his gratitude for 'love and prayers' as he expressed his gratitude for his 'love and prayers'. Hillis reportedly saved his two children from drowning at a Pensacola beach in Florida on January 4, but they were then airlifted to a local hospital with lung and kidney damage.

According to reports, the former NFL running back, 36, saved his two children from drowning at a Pensacola beach in Florida on January 4, but they were airlifted to a local hospital with lung and kidney injuries as a result. In a Facebook post, Hillis' sister Hayley Davis gave us a positive update on his health. 'Peyton was discharged today from the hospital!!!!!!!!!!!!!Everything health wise is looking good and has all improved- truly a miracle! Davis replied, 'Weep!'

After visiting Peyton Hillis in his hospital bed this week, three-time Super Bowl champion Emmitt Smith released the first snapshot of him in his hospital bed. Hillis, a former NFL running back, reportedly saved his two children from drowning at a Pensacola beach in Florida on January 4, but he was then airlifted to a local hospital with lung and kidney damage as a result. Doctors expressed skepticism about his kidneys earlier this week, according to his girlfriend Angela Cole, who says he has since been taken off his ventilator and is on the road to recovery.

Peyton Hillis is no longer breathing by a ventilator and is 'on the road to recovery' following last week's swimming apprehension, according to his girlfriend. According to reports, the former NFL running back rescued his two children from drowning at a Pensacola beach last Wednesday, but they were airlifted to a local hospital with lung and kidney injuries as a result. Doctors expressed worry about his kidneys earlier this week, as reported by Memphis' WREG.com.

Peyton Hillis, a former NFL running back, has heightened suspicion for doctors, who is in critical condition at a Florida intensive care facility following last week's swimming injury. According to reports, Hillis rescued his two children from drowning at a Pensacola beach on Wednesday, but they were airlifted to a local hospital with lung and kidney injury as a result. According to Memphis' WREG.com, the other problems have improved since then, though his kidneys remain a point of worry. According to an article on the website, Hillis is 'battling and definitely needs as many prayers as he can get.' It's unclear who gave the reporter the information. On Sunday, a prayer vigil was held in Hillis' native Arkansas. Hillis has been volunteering as an assistant coach on his son's team. In the swimming accident, both Orry and Hillis' young children were uninjured.

Peyton Hillis, the former Cleveland Browns quarterback, is hospitalized in Florida after a swimming crash in which emergency responders airlifted the Cleveland Browns star from a Pensacola beach, as seen in recent unveiled photos. According to reports, the 36-year-old Hillis saved both his children from drowning but then needed to be in intensive care for lung and kidney disease as a result. Both children - Hillis' son, Orry, and his younger daughter - are healthy, and neither need to be hospitalized. On Wednesday, photographs depict a helicopter and two ambulances rushing to the scene. According to TMZ, another adult was also admitted to the hospital. An update from the University of Arkansas, Hillis' alma mater, on Friday: 'Encouraged to find he's doing better after his heroic act of saving his family.'

Peyton Hillis is being praised as a "remarkable father" in Florida after successfully rescuing his children from drowning at a Pensacola beach. One Twitter user posted, 'What a wonderful dad doing the ultimate sacrifice for his children and wishing he gets better and be there again for his children.' Many kids think of their dad as their hero, but Peyton Hillis' children can now say their dad saved their life,' a child added another.' According to sources, the 36-year-old Arkansas native saved his children from drowning at a Pensacola beach, but the swimming accident left them in serious shape. Both children, Hillis' son Orry and his younger daughter, are thought to be healthy.

After saving his children from drowning in the ocean, Peyton Hillis, the former Cleveland Browns running back, is apparently in critical shape. According to a Facebook post that appears to be from Hillis' uncle, Peyton is doing better,' He's still in intensive care and suffering with some issues with his kidneys and his lungs, but the doctors claim he's improving.'