(Associated Press) — When life in the fast lane ends for NFL players, they’re not always sure which direction to head. The NFL and an organization created to help retired players move into the work force are offering some help. They are combining on a career transition program that begins next month. A four-day course from June 7-10 at Georgia Tech will launch the program designed to help former players make the transition from football to the business world. The league will pay for tuition and accommodations.
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