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Marshall Faulk Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease

23 Oct
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Marshall Faulk Diagnosed With Parkinson's Disease. (2026, October 23). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/100755

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NFL legend Marshall Faulk revealed that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, but has remained in a “good place” after doctors caught it early.

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Faulk played 12 years in the NFL, seven for the then-St. Louis Rams and five for the Indianapolis Colts.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 23 Octwording from NBC News

Faulk became the head coach at Southern University on Dec. 1, 2025, after serving as running backs coach at Colorado under Deion Sanders.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 23 Octwording from New York Post

Faulk, 53, said during an appearance on "The Caring Neurologist" podcast that medication has helped limit his symptoms to hand rigidity.

3 of 4 outletsfirst reported 23 Octwording from Fox News

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  1. 23 Oct

    NFL legend Marshall Faulk revealed that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, but has remained in a “good place” after doctors caught it early.

    3 outlets · New York Post

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