Marshall Faulk’s ‘Cut and Fire’ Rant Sparks Outrage—What He Said Next Will Shock You
In his first season with Southern University, Marshall Faulk has been very candid about his thoughts. He made headlines with a comment during SWAC Media Day about the FBS being the next level for HBCU players, and not the NFL. Faulk’s latest comment, following the team’s 50-31 victory over Louisiana Christian University on Saturday, could signal that the Pro Football Hall of Fame running back-turned-coach is going a bit too far.
“I mean, if this was a league where I could cut and fire players, I would. You know? I’m just being truthful to you. Like, literally we practice that every damn day. We talk about it. We were talking about it before it happened, and it’s just, uh, it, it, it has to be a concern and a priority to the guys on the front line, and it’s not. And guess what? We’re gonna see it again. We’re gonna see it again. If I was playing us, I would do it on the first kickoff. Like, literally.”
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