Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk earned nearly $50 million in his NFL career. Here's what he will make in his first year as a college coach.

One of the most decorated athletes to ever come through San Diego State has been hired to get back into the game that made him famous. Marshall Faulk, who played at San Diego State for three seasons from 1991-1993,

Gold jacket-wearer Marshall Faulk was recently named Colorado football's newest running backs coach. Regarded as one of the most dynamic and influential running backs of all time, the 51-year-old Faulk joins CU head coach Deion Sanders and graduate assistant Warren Sapp as Buffs coaches who are forever enshrined in Canton, Ohio.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders is hiring former NFL MVP Marshall Faulk as his running backs coach, the program announced Thursday night. Faulk will replace Gary Harrell, who is no longer with the program after coaching running backs under Sanders at both Jackson State and Colorado.

Marshall Faulk is venturing into coaching, joining Deion Sanders’ staff at Colorado as the team’s new RBs coach

Deion Sanders continues to build one of the most star-studded coaching staffs in college football, adding another Hall of Famer to the Colorado Buffaloes. This

Colorado football and Deion Sanders added another Pro Football Hall of Famer to their coaching staff in running backs coach Marshall Faulk:

Colorado is adding a legendary former running back to its coaching staff. Marshall Faulk, a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year winner, is

Marshall Faulk may be an Aztec for Life, but he’s a Buffalo for the time being. The University of Colorado football program announced Thursday night that Faulk, 51, has been hired by head

Faulk, a seven-time Pro Bowler and three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year, finished his 12-year NFL career with over 12,000 rushing yards and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2011. The former San Diego State star also helped lead the Rams to their first Super Bowl win in 2000.

If you’re going to Faulk the Faulk, why not walk the walk? Colorado went 4-0 in 2024 when Isaiah Augustave touched the ball at least 10 times. The Buffs were 3-0 last fall when Micah Welch racked up at least 10 touches.