Albert Haynesworth is looking for help.
The former Titans defensive tackle announced Wednesday on Instagram he has been battling kidney disease for the last several years and now needs a new kidney.
"Well this (is) hard for me to say but my doctors said I should reach out to my family, friends and fans," Haynesworth wrote. "Some of you may know I’ve been battling kidney disease for a few years now the time has come family, friends and fans I’m in dire need of a kidney mine have finally failed me on July 7 2019."
Haynesworth, 38, played 10 NFL seasons for the Titans, Redskins, Patriots and Buccaneers.
He made two Pro Bowls and was named an All-Pro twice.
"It’s hard to believe from being a professional athlete to only 8 season in retirement that my body has taken another major blow.," he wrote. "First with the brain aneurysm 3 seasons out of the NFL to now my kidneys failing me. But the bright side of this latest ordeal I can ask for help by asking for someone to generously donate a kidney. If you are interested in giving this precious gift please call Vanderbilt at 615-936-0695 and hit option 2. GOD BLESS thank you for your prayers and thanks for sharing this message."
Haynesworth finished his career with 30 1/2 sacks, six forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries.
Here is the site for Vanderbilt Health where you can see if you are a match as an organ donor.