Former Browns and Cowboys quarterback is fighting for his life and the prognosis is not very hopeful

Bernie Kosar faces liver failure and Parkinson challenges

Had it not been for him, the ’90s Cowboys would have won only two Super Bowls instead of three. Bernie Kosar, the former Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cowboys quarterback, is currently facing a challenging battle with liver failure and early signs of Parkinson’s disease. Despite the daunting health challenges ahead, his doctor has acknowledged that the journey will be tough, but Kosar is not alone in this fight.

A legendary figure in the NFL community, Kosar is now focusing on his health and drawing strength from the support of his fans and loved ones. His resilience and determination, which were evident throughout his 13-year NFL career, are now guiding him through this difficult period.

Kosar is currently on the list for a liver transplant, with more than a 90 percent chance of needing a new liver, according to Dr. Michael Roizen, the chief wellness officer of Cleveland Clinic. The urgency of his situation is reflected in his MELD score, which determines his eligibility for a transplant.

The MELD scale ranges from six to 40, with higher numbers indicating the most urgent need for a transplant. Earlier this year, Kosar’s score was 15, but it has reportedly dropped by about five points since then.