http://www.aetv.com/keyshawn-johnson-tackling-design/

Outspoken NFL veteran wide receiver and ESPN football analyst Keyshawn Johnson may be best known for his plays on the field, but now he's putting a completely different set of skills to the test in "Keyshawn Johnson: Tackling Design." From a master bedroom to a gourmet kitchen, a living room to a nursery, Johnson and will show clients how to work within their budgets to make choices that make sense.

Helping him out is an eclectic team of design assistants and interns: Sabina Vavra, level-headed, and practical. Baiyina Hughley, funky but tough. Chelsea Hernandez, passionate yet capable. And Edward S. Larsen, traveled and worldly.

The series follows Johnson as he tries to manage this cast of disparate assistants and exacting clients, all the while tackling a variety of interior design dilemmas with an eye for subtle sophistication. Given the pressures and personalities, Johnson's famous temper is sure to be put to the test. As Keyshawn likes to say, "my designs speak for themselves...as long as everyone gets out of my way and lets me do it right!"

I don't have a problem with this.

He's moved on from playing football, and wants to prove he can design rooms in houses.

Compared to what other retired players do, this is cool.

^ Right. I never liked Keyshawn. He was a big mouth and a snotty player, but I like and think it's cool that he's doing this, post-playing football.