Aledo, Texas — The new Jermichael Finley rumbles into the parking lot with windows down and music blaring, his white Ford Super Duty dwarfing cars and SUVs alike. He exits the vehicle all sunglasses and smiles, a bucket hat hanging loose around his neck. On this beautiful spring evening in early April, it's time to go to work.
Finley's office is the turf field at Aledo Middle School, where two high school football players are waiting for his instruction. He dons a pair of black Nike cleats customized with the number he wore as a tight end for the Green Bay Packers, 88, and removes from his pocket a Louis Vuitton wallet customized with his initials, JDF.