Life After (2022 - 2022)

After becoming one of top 25 rushing leaders in NFL history, Thomas Q Jones struggled to find motivation again. Trying to reach his flow state again, he now loses himself in his characters behind the camera. Spice Adams was always the life of the party, making the locker room roar with laughter. After a retirement video at White Castle went viral, Spice's light-hearted hobby of posting Youtube videos was instantly monetized and he became a sensation.

After leaving the NFL, Bear Pascoe hasn't strayed far from the physical contact and competition that came with the game. He now competes in a new game, Steer wrestling. Watch Bear get in touch with his cattle ranch roots and go for the gold at the rodeo.

Unlike many of his fellow teammates, Al "Bubba" Baker knew exactly what he would be doing when he was done with Football. After 13 years in the league, Al got into his real passion, Barbecue. In the NFL locker room, skipping a shower is called "taking a shower pill". This sparked an idea for running back, Justin Forsett. Before he retired in 2017, he was already working on an intersection between hustle and hygiene that he named "The Shower Pill".

Jeff Allen becomes a rookie again. But this time in the cookie industry. After winning a Superbowl with Kansas City, Jeff decided to focus on his life as a dad and a husband and quit the NFL. Jeff and his wife now explore the challenge of owning a small business with their own wildly successful "Cookie Society". Watch Jeff transition from Superbowl Sunday to "Cinnamon Roll Sunday".

German born, Domenik Hixon recalls his first memorable experience in the states to be fishing with his Uncle. After his third ACL tear, Domenik put down the helmet and picked up a captain's hat for a charter fishing boat. Andrew grew up around football but unlike most great athletes, Andrew saw life after football before he played a down in the NFL. Andrew has an Entrepreneural spirit and when he hung up his cleats, he didn't just start one business, but multiple successful businesses.

At 7 years old, Daniel Wilcox knew that football was going to be his life, but his creative drive soon landed him an art scholarship to Appalacian State University. When his career in the NFL was cut short, he knew he had to put his sketching abilities to use. Sherrod Martin felt that if he was done with football, his life was over. But he soon came to realize that he missed the comradery of the locker room. He now continues this comradery in a new room, the Barbershop.

After being the #1 high school player in America, it was apparent that Myron Rolle had a future in Football. It wasn't for lack of love for the game that took him out off the field after 3 years in the NFL. It was his love for the human brain. Watch this former NFL safety venture away from the Titans to Zambia where he practices pediatric neurosurgery.