Former NFL star Peyton Hillis is in the ICU after saving his kids from drowning in a swimming accident.
, the former Cleveland Browns star who was on the cover of the Madden 12 video game, was reportedly hospitalized after a swimming accident where he saved his kids from drowning.
Peyton remains in the intensive care unit for treatment on his lungs and kidneys, but doctors say his health is improving, according to his uncle.Hillis was in Pensacola, FL when the accident happened, according to reporterPeyton was on the Madden cover after a breakout season in 2010 and another good year in 2011 with the Browns. Hillis rushed for 1,177 yards to go with 477 receiving yards as a running back in 2010 and scored 13 total touchdowns.
Peyton has not played in the NFL since the 2014 season. He's since gotten into acting and made his film debut last year in the indie thriller,"The Hunting."
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