After two years playing at the college level, he was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams

During his NFL career he played with the Green Bay Packers (1993), San Diego Chargers (1993-94), Rhein Fire (Germany, 1995), Washington Redskins (1995-96), and the Philadelphia Eagles (1997)

Co-wrote and co-produced the independent feature film "Young Boys Incorporated"

Retired from the NFL and moved to Los Angeles to pursue a film career

Became a series regular as the urban warrior, T-Money on the extreme sports show called "Battledome"

Made big screen debut opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Futuristic film "The 6th Day"

Had a small role as a gang member in "Training Day"

Cast in the comedy "Serving Sara"

Had a small role as a Bartender in "Deliver Us from Eva"

Starred as Big T in "Baadasssss!" Mario Van Peebles's homage to his father

Appeared in Todd Phillips' "Starsky & Hutch" starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson

Played the Thug Flight Attendant in the comedy "Soul Plane"

Cast in the Keenen Ivory Wayans' comedy "White Chicks"

Cast as Cheeseburger Eddy in the remake of "The Longest Yard," opposite Adam Sandler

Played the father in the NBC sitcom "Everybody Hates Chris"

Co-starred with Luke Wilson in the Mike Judge sci-fi comedy "Idiocracy"

Cast opposite Christian Bale and Freddy Rodriguez in the indie "Harsh Times" the directorial debut of David Ayer

Co-starred with Eddie Murphy in the comedy "Norbit"