The Hall of Fame running back shared his diagnosis on an October 21 podcast.
Faulk, 53, has managed the condition for about 18 months, and says he feels good.
He first noticed stiffness in his hand while playing golf, and it did not go away.
Faulk raised it with his doctor at a routine physical, and tests gave the answer.
He says medicine helps him stay active, and he does more now than before.
He still gets small tremors and watches his balance when he walks and works out.
Faulk calls himself one of the lucky ones because doctors caught it early.
He won NFL MVP in 2000, made seven Pro Bowls, and helped the Rams win Super Bowl XXXIV.
Faulk retired with 12,279 rushing yards, 6,875 receiving yards, and 136 total touchdowns.
Southern hired him as head coach last November, and he is in his first season there.
Faulk says his story is about health, families, and the future, not just football.
His advice is plain: do not ignore a new symptom, ask a doctor about it early.
Get the full breakdown, key numbers, and what happens next.
Read on Rive News