Once upon a time, linebacker Junior Seau was known for concussing quarterbacks in the National Football League.  After 19 years, he retired and something (more limelight) gave him the crazy idea to start taking up random jobs around the sports world and actually video tape it for TV entertainment.

Every week Seau takes on a different job around sports to give fans a perspective of how much work actually goes in to these gigs that are usually afterthoughts.  Since the show’s beginning, Seau has played the role of ball ‘boy’ at a Dodgers’ game, caddied (not for Tiger Woods), got owned by a bull at the rodeo Professional Bull Riders , and most recently became a professional horse trainer.

In the video below, you’ll see that Seau tries his hand at a job that is typically for someone half his size, both in weight and height.  Regardless, he cleans the stables, grooms the horses, and preps them for racing.  You’ll also find that there is some gratuitous groin scrubbing.  The show airs multiple times a week on Versus, so be sure to check it out if you’re terribly bored (and actually get VS with your cable package).

By the way, did you know Junior Seau just retired from the NFL?  Yeah, I thought he was retired already, too.

[H/T Deadspin]

Although they prefer not to call themselves a rodeo, (apparently they open every show with the line “…this is not a rodeo, this is the one and only P…. B…. R!!!”) the Professional Bull Riders sure act a lot like a rodeo.  And playing the part of a rodeo clown in this instance was Seau.

The former NFL All Pro linebacker was out there putting his body on the line during the show in Ontario, California, when a bull wasn’t ready to leave quietly after dislodging its rider.  Barely missing one rodeo clown, the bull continues to make his way around before coming face to face with Seau (43 second mark).

Simply put, the running back got in the endzone and ran over the linebacker to get there.  Thankfully, Seau was able to get up and dust it off.  Now we must wait to find out if that is the last we will see of Seau getting run over, or does the 40-year-old still have some Brett Favre left in him.