six years ago we introduced you to sean coleman, a top athlete. since then st. jude not only saved his life but also kept his desire to play professional football alive. >> reporter: 24-year-old sean coleman has known the meaning of the word champion before even his first game in the nfl. today he is living his dream as an offensive tackle for the cleveland browns. feeling. i mean this is something i had been working for since i was 5 years old, playing football. >> reporter: he's already won his biggest battle, far more challenging than anything on the field. >> it is definitely a blessing to be here, man. it is a great opportunity. >> reporter: there was a time the thought of football seemed like a blessing that would never be his. >> i first learned something was wrong, i had a real bad flu. we just went to the doctor from there and they did a couple of tests. we found out then. >> reporter: six years ago sean was a top recruited high school athlete. after accepting a scholarship at football powerhouse auburn university, he found out he had cancer. >> it was

six years ago we introduce you'd to sean coleman, a top athlete. st. jude not only saved his life but kept his desire to play athletic football alive. >> reporter: 24-year-old sean coleman knew the world champion before his first game in the nfl. today, he's living his dream as offensive tackle for the feeling, something i had been working for since i was 5 years old, playing football. >> reporter: he already has won his biggest battle far more challening than any on the field. >> it's a blessing to be here, great opportunity. >> reporter: there was the time the thought of football seemed like a blessing that would never be his. >> i had a real bad flu and went to the doctor and dade couple of tests and we found out then. >> reporter: six years ago, sea athlete. after accepting a scholarship at football powerhouse, auburn university, he found out he had cancer. >> it was pretty crazy, scary not knowing what it would do. >> sean had the most common cancer in childhood. the survival rates are over 95%. talking about teenagers, the outcome is not as good

they want to make sure coleman- wilks never drives again-so no one else will feel the hurt...that they are feeling. took him fromus. i dont care-we will never see sean again. oliver's funeral will be held on the 30th. harrell's family tells us-he's still fighting for his life at a local hospital. live ... ad cbs 58. there's renewed talk about tougher drunk driving laws..after a caledonia father and daughter were killed in a crash on friday. friday. drunk driving arrest for 25-year-old levi ruohonen who appeared in court today on charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle. police say he was drinking a strip club and and drove his pick up into the back of a car driven by 39 year old kevin dalley..killing him..his nine year old emily ..and injuring his six year old daughter.the family car had slowed down to pull into the subdivision where they lived. 48-1:06"every time a person takes a key, and put it in the to exercise the power of life and death. for everybody they come in contact with. when we see these happen, like we did in caledonia, that just really brings this all to the forefront." 3 in january lawmakers plan to push for legislation t