Former NFL Linebacker is Crushing it as a NASCAR Jackman After Being Forced Into Retirement [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
A video has gone viral of former NFL linebacker Marshall McFadden making it look all too easy as a NASCAR jackman.
Every football fan knows about Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson, a pair of legendary two-sport athletes who dominated in both the NFL and Major League Baseball. And fans know that quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes, Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson have strong backgrounds in baseball.
But after a brief career in pro football, Marshall McFadden didn’t take up another competitive sport as a performer. Instead, he has taken his muscle and Superman-like strength over to the racetracks.
Watch this video of McFadden making in action, helping with a tire change like clockwork:
Marshall McFadden went from NFL linebacker to NASCAR jackman after injuries ended his football career, and he’s hungry as ever 🔥 pic.twitter.com/z5JPjGVE9I
— Insane Clips (@StreetFightsHQ) March 13, 2026
With strength, toughness, quick-thinking and speed like that, McFadden looks like someone who could still play in the NFL if he wanted to attempt a comeback.
Marshall McFadden Played For Three NFL Teams Before Move To The CFL
The 39-year-old McFadden turned pro in 2012 after signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The South Carolina State product appeared in one game that year against the Baltimore Ravens, finishing with a single tackle.
McFadden then joined the Oakland Raiders in 2013. In four games, he logged a pair of tackles. He spent his final season with the St. Louis Rams, notching four tackles in five game appearances.
In 2016, McFadden took his talents up north to play for the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts. He played eight games before eventualyl calling it quits on his football career.
