Former NFL QB Erik Kramer Says He Wants Marriage Annulled After Suicide Attempt

Former NFL quarterback Erik Kramer wants to have his marriage to Courtney Baird annulled.

Per legal documents obtained by TMZ Sports, Kramer said he "suffered a traumatic brain injury" after attempting suicide in 2015 that "left him with a lack of mental capacity to legally consent to marriage."

In petitioning to have his marriage annulled, Kramer said Baird stole $50,000 from him before they were married.

Kramer added Baird "exerted undue influence upon me to convince me, given my weakened mental state, that her actions were not wrongful" before the couple got married in 2017.

After Kramer survived a self-inflicted gunshot wound in August 2015, his ex-wife, Marshawn Kramer, told NBC News' Andrew Blankstein and Phil Helsel he suffered from depression.

"He is a very amazing man, a beautiful soul, but he has suffered depression since he was with the Bears," Kramer said. She added: "I can promise you he is not the same man I married."

Baird filed for divorce in June after Kramer was arrested on a domestic violence charge.

Kramer played 10 seasons in the NFL with four different teams from 1987 to 1999.