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Former NFL Star Steve Young Offers Post-Football Career Advice
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2:32Now PlayingSteve Young talks about life after the NFL and how his dad forced him to think about a long-term plan for life after the league. Part of Young's advice to current players is to "be vulnerable" and understand that "you're financially illiterate." Listen to learn more of Young's suggestions.
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