NFL Star Huff Quits for Lithium Battery Business

0:00On March 28, San Francisco 49ers got hit with a surprise this offseason when 27-year-old defensive-and-brice huff called it quits on his NFL career. He just sighed with the team, but chose to step away after six seasons to die full-time into his own business tackling lithium battery fire risks. The company, NeighborStone, focuses on new suppression systems, detection tech, and containment designed specifically for those battery fires powering. More gadgets and EVs. Huff built it alongside his brother over the last two and a half years, and it's picking up real momentum now. Fans and folks in the league are buzzing about this early exit, especially since Huff went undrafted out of college, but carved out a solid run with. The Jets. Over 81 games and 21 starts, he racked up 24 sacks, 62 quarterback hits, and 26 tackles for loss numbers that. Scream Impact Player. In recent chats, Huff shared he's totally at peace with the move, saying leaving football

1:00young gives him a longer shot at crushing it in business. He waited all with his team and advisors, deciding this timing lines up perfect as the company scales up. Huff's pivot shows how some athletes are flipping the script early, chasing bigger missions off the field while the game's still calling on his back. For more, that's your NFL News Today update, AI-powered and always on.