Son of Scott Steiner and cousin of WWE Superstar Bron Breakker may have just seen his brief NFL career come to an end.

Brock Rechsteiner is the son of WWE Hall of Famer Scott Rechsteiner, who is more famously known as ‘Big Poppa Pump’ Scott Steiner.

Steiner is not the only famous wrestler in the family, with Rechsteiner also being cousins with current WWE Raw Superstar Bron Breakker.

Brock played wide receiver for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks until 2025 and went unselected in the NFL draft, but the Tennessee Titans picked him up as an undrafted free agent. However, he was later invited to the New Orleans Saints’ rookie minicamp, where he signed as an undrafted rookie in May.

Brock Rechsteiner Hit With Shock NFL Suspension

Unfortunately, his chances of making the team’s 53-man roster for the upcoming season took a blow after he received the news that he would be suspended for the first six games of the campaign.

News of his suspension was announced by the league on the personnel notice for Thursday but no reason was given for the suspension.

According to ESPN Senior NFL insider Adam Schefter, Rechsteiner is eligible to participate in all preseason activities, including games, and his suspension will take effect when rosters are reduced to 53 players. Until now, the 23-year-old has been competing for a spot on the Saints’ roster.

If Brock wasn’t already facing a tough battle to make the cut, news of his suspension may well have brought an end to his NFL dream. If that does end up being the case, though, Rechsteiner has a back-up plan.

Banned NFL Hopeful Plans to Join WWE

The 23-year-old has already expressed interest in following in his family’s footsteps and pursuing a career in the WWE later down the line. He and his brother Brandon even signed a WWE Next In Line (NIL) deal in February 2025.

“I want to pursue football as long as I can, play as long as I can, but once I’m done, I’ll get into wrestling, too,” Rechsteiner said of his future plans via WDSU-TV’s Sharief Ishaq.

Pro Football Talk has reported that news of his suspension ‘could mean the end of his NFL journey’ and his wrestling career may now become a reality a lot sooner than he had planned.

If he were to join WWE, Rechsteiner would be following in the footsteps of some very successful family members. His father is a WWE Hall of Famer, performing alongside Brock’s uncle, Rick, as the Steiner Brothers.

His cousin Bron is also enjoying a strong WWE career. He currently reigns as one half of the World Tag Team Champions alongside his Vision stablemate Austin Theory.

Fans are concerned an NFL team won’t win a game in the new season as footage from a training camp has emerged, and it doesn’t make for pretty viewing.

The NFL pre-season is in full swing ahead of the start of the 2027 campaign next month.

The Seattle Seahawks will be aiming to defend their championship after beating the New England Patriots in this year’s Super Bowl.

Ahead of the 2027 season, a clip of the Arizona Cardinals‘ training camp has dropped on social media and NFL fans are fearing the worst.

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A clip from the Cardinals’ training camp has emerged on social media and immediately sparked concerns among supporters and beyond their fanbase.

Some people online even think that they may not win a game in the upcoming season after witnessing a compilation of plays.

Damning moments from practice have been shared on social media and compiled into a clip that has quickly gone viral.

The video focuses on the fails, the drops and the overthrows, with the post amassing over 700,000 views.

X user @NFL_DovKleiman uploaded the post online, accompanied with the caption: “The Cardinals might not win a game this season.”

NFL Fans Fear Cardinals Won’t Win a Game

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NFL fans were quick to react to footage of Cardinals’ training camp and delivered a grim outlook ahead of the new season.

One wrote: “Is there a possibility to bet on under 0 wins for the Cardinals in 2026? They look awful.”

A second said: “This is a very harsh truth for Arizonans to accept.”

A third added: “Wow, add in [Jacoby] Brissett at QB and they really are going to suck, I feel bad for Cardinals fans.”

Another commented: “Damn, I thought being a [Las Vegas] Raiders fan was rough. Going to be a long year.”

A fifth predicted: “They are quite literally going to lose every game. How ownership can watch this and be content is crazy.”

Meanwhile, the Cardinals played the Carolina Panthers in a pre-season clash and lost 33-30.

Despite losing, head coach Mike LaFleur was full of praise for quarterback Carson Beck, who made a huge impression in the Hall of Fame game.

Beck, who was selected in the third round (65th overall) by the Cardinals, completed 15 of 19 passes for 188 yards and a touchdown.

“He worried about one play at a time and executing that play,” said LaFleur. “Going through your progressions, not making stuff up. If it’s not there, checking it down. If we’re in a bad play, a bad call, don’t make it worse.”

He added: “We called a keeper: where we fake left, kept right back. There was eight guys in his face. I told him if the strong safety comes off the edge, just get some depth and get ready to ditch this.

“He was laughing at the time when he saw the strong safety. I wasn’t laughing because it was a crap call, but man, he saved us.”