Dustin Fox recently revealed details about his health condition on X, which caused concern among followers. However, his account is no longer active. Fans have speculated on the various causes of his poor health, with some claiming he suffers from mental illness. Dustin Fox, a former NFL cornerback, played from 2005 to 2008. The athlete attended GlenOak High School and participated in two sports: football and track & field.
Dustin recognized his love for football and played collegiately at Ohio State University, where he led the team to the 2002 BCS National Championship. Furthermore, the player was selected in the third round (80th overall) in the 2005 NFL Draft and has spent his career with several organizations. He was a member of the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles practice squads for the entire season. Moreover, the rookie played with the Buffalo Bills for two seasons, participating in eleven games.
Dustin Fox’s Health and Illness: What Happened to Him?
Dustin Fox revealed certain details about his condition on January 31, 2024, via X (formerly Twitter).
He Tweeted,
“Unless you’ve been there, no one understands what it does to your brain and your family. My fellow soldiers understand that. “No one else understands.”
In view of this, many of his supporters and followers expressed concern for his health and wished him well. Dustin thanked his followers for their kind words and announced his short leave from the air. He also expressed appreciation to the NFL and went on to praise ESPN for their support. Although the former athlete did not specify a specific cause, individuals and the media have suggested that he may have suffered from anxiety or CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy).
Career After Retirement of Athletes
After retiring from professional football, Dustin Fox pursued a career in sports broadcasting. He began his career in 2010 by signing with Cleveland ABC station WEWS channel 5 as an Ohio State Buckeyes football commentator. During the 2010 college football season, he provided game reports for OSU’s WKNR AM 850 pregame program.
After that, he went to WKRK-FM 92.3 and co-hosted the evening drive program with Adam Gerstenhaber. Dustin began working as a radio color commentator for the Arena Football League’s Cleveland Gladiators home games in 2012. Likewise, he honed his skills by co-hosting the Browns radio network’s postgame program. Currently, the broadcaster works in various capacities, including college football commentator for the ESPN network. He also serves on the Cleveland Browns Radio Network on game days.
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