Inductee Alan Faneca (left) and presenter Hines Ward unveil the bust of Faneca during the Class of 2021 NFL Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium. Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports

Alan Faneca was a massive interior lineman during his playing career. These days, he is hardly recognizable.

Faneca was listed at 6-foot-5 and 316 pounds when he was a nine-time Pro Bowler as an offensive guard. He was a big dude who could block and knock people down.

These days, Faneca looks more like a cyclist or racquetball player.

So what happened? Faneca became a distance runner upon retiring from the NFL after the 2010 season. He ran his first marathon after retiring and completed it in less than four hours. Faneca also decreased his calorie consumption from 4,000 per day to around 1,800, and integrated an hour of cardiovascular exercise. He has dropped more than 100 pounds since his playing days — and it shows.

The weekend of his induction, Faneca looked great, and about half the size as when he played.

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