The Super Bowl is this weekend so we thought we'd highlight some of the biggest football players on Wall Street.
Anyone who plays football professionally knows that they won't be able to play forever. That means they need to have post-football career plans in mind.
For some, finance is the perfect fit. It's cut-throat, super competitive and it takes a lot of discipline to put in all those long hours.
So it should come as no surprise that there are a bunch of former football stars working in trading, investment banking and wealth management.
We've compiled a list of some of the best football players in finance. (Note: These names are not in any particular order).
Many of these guys played professionally before heading to Wall Street. Others were standouts in college. Some have even done internships at investment banks during the off-season while still playing in the NFL. One even has a Super Bowl ring!
Former NFL wide-receiver Wayne Chrebet now works at Barclays.
Finance Job: He an assistant vice president in the wealth and investment management division of Barclays.
School: Hofstra University (c/o 1995)
Position: Wide-receiver
Pro Team: New York Jets
Highlights: Chrebet played 11 seasons for the Jets. He set the NFL record for the most receptions by a wide receiver during his first two seasons. During his NFL career, he had 580 receptions and 41 touchdowns.
Former Jets quarterback Richard Todd works in fixed income sales for JPMorgan.
Finance Job: He works at JPMorgan in fixed income sales, according to a source.
School: Alabama
Position: Quarterback
Pro Team: New York Jets and New Orleans Saints
Highlights: During his pro career, he made 124 touchdowns and 161 interceptions.
Brad Daluiso, who works at Morgan Stanley, played in the NFL for 11 seasons.
Finance Job: He works at Morgan Stanley in San Diego, FINRA records show.
School: UCLA
Position: Kicker
Pro Teams: Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, New York Giants and the Oakland Raiders
Highlights: He played in two Super Bowls — XXVI for the Bills and XXXV for the Giants.
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