[18] Since 2016, Stuckey has been named a "Top Rated Entertainment & Sports Attorney in Santa Ana, CA" by one of the nation's leading publications - Super Lawyers.
After being released by the Minnesota Vikings training camp, Stuckey signed with the New England Patriots, where he made the team as a linebacker[21] and wore jersey number 93.
Stuckey voluntarily left the Patriots at the beginning of the 1999 season to adopt his brother, who had gotten into serious criminal difficulty in Alabama.
[24] Financial concerns compelled Stuckey to re-enter professional football,[24] and he signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who allocated him to the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe.
After his season with Amsterdam, Stuckey was placed on injured reserve by Tampa Bay due to an injury sustained with the Admirals.
[24] Stuckey attained over 21 high school, collegiate, and professional titles, including one World Championship (XFL), and also set an NFL record as the fastest linebacker in the 1998 draft.