Former 1st-overall NFL pick fired at high school and receives lawsuit

This past week, it was reported by numerous reliable sources that former 1st-round draft pick JaMarcus Russell was fired from coaching at his former high school along with receiving a lawsuit:

According to reports, Russell was fired from the school and given this lawsuit due to him allegedly taking $74,000 which was supposed to go to the school as a donation.

Russell was working as an assistant coach for Williamson High School's football team, the same school he attended as a student and star player.

Russell began coaching at the school back in 2018, but was fired in late-2023. Now, it is being revealed that he was fired due to taking money that was meant to be a donation for the teams weight room equipment.

This lawsuit is set to go to trial later this year.

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