đŸ”„ The Chiefs Legend Who Refused to Walk Away — Jamaal Charles’ New Mission to Save Lives

Chiefs legend Jamaal Charles opens up about his mental health in  post-football career - Yahoo SportsJamaal Charles spent a decade leaving defenders in the dust. Now, the Kansas City Chiefs legend is chasing something far more important than touchdowns.

Charles has been named an NFL Alumni ambassador for the GEAR UP Against Cancer campaign, joining forces with the CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control in the fight against lung cancer.

File:Jamaal Charles by Gage Skidmore.jpg - Simple English Wikipedia, the  free encyclopediaTurning fame into purpose

As part of a group of more than a dozen former NFL stars, Charles will lead outreach and education efforts aimed at raising awareness about:

  • The devastating impact of lung cancer

  • How people can reduce their risk

  • Why regular screenings are critical for high-risk adults

  • How survivors can protect their long-term health

The campaign focuses on one painful truth: lung cancer is often discovered too late — after it has already spread — when survival rates are at their lowest. According to the CDC, annual screenings can save lives by catching the disease early, when treatment is most effective.

Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles Q&A ACL, Chiefs winning streak - Sports  IllustratedA legacy that never left Kansas City

During his time with the Chiefs, Charles earned two First-Team All-Pro honors, made four Pro Bowls, and retired as the franchise’s all-time leading rusher. In 2019, he returned on a one-day contract so he could officially end his career where it began — in red and gold.

Now, that legacy is growing beyond football.

For Charles, this isn’t about headlines or nostalgia. It’s about using his voice to help families avoid heartbreak — and proving that even after the cleats come off, the fight continues.

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