San Diego State Football Legend Marshall Faulk Diagnosed With Parkinson’s Disease
San Diego State football legend Marshall Faulk has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
San Diego, CA, October 22, 2026 —
Marshall Faulk, described in the available report as a San Diego State football legend, has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, according to the information provided. No additional details about the diagnosis or Faulk’s health were included.
The information does not say when the diagnosis was made, who disclosed it, or whether Faulk has commented publicly. It also does not provide details about treatment, symptoms, or how the diagnosis may affect his activities. Those details remain unreported in the material available for this article.
Faulk’s name and connection to San Diego State are the only biographical context provided. No further information was supplied about his football career, other professional or personal roles, or current plans. Accordingly, this report does not draw conclusions about the circumstances of the diagnosis or its potential effects.
Parkinson’s disease is identified in the report as the condition Faulk was diagnosed with; no medical information beyond that diagnosis was provided. The source material also does not include a direct statement from Faulk, a representative, or a medical professional, so no quotations are included.
Further details—including the timing and source of the announcement—were not provided. The diagnosis is the sole confirmed development in the information supplied.
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