The former linebacker, who played just 16 games for the Bengals, returned home to Georgia. He hosts...

The former linebacker, who played just 16 games for the Bengals, returned home to Georgia. He hosts an afternoon drive sports talk show on 790-AM The Zone in Atlanta. He also works for ESPNU. At the age of 28, he's learning a new trade.

"It's been a fun transition; I've already learned a lot," he said. "It's like when you play as a freshman. You think you're doing fine, but then you look back and say, 'Man, I sucked.'

David Pollack on his new career as a radio host

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I wish him the best of luck

Been to his house once with my wife. She graduated with his wife in the same teaching program, and they had a christmas party for everyone at their home. VERY down to earth guy. He took the time to talk to everyone…. very nice guy. Not nearly as big as I would have expected but he was seriously ripped.

by Throw the ball on Jan 17, 2011 11:06 AM EST reply actions