finale against the Oakland Raiders, and the last regular season game of his career, Fuamatu-Ma'afala carried the ball once for four yards. Career statistics Personal life Fuamatu-Ma'afala is the uncle of Abu Ma'afala, who played at Cal. Fuamatu-Ma'afala currently resides in Honolulu, and works with Army Youth Sports, coaching and organizing sports events for children of military personnel and playing Racquetball with local enthusiasts. He would be cheered by Steeler Fans with a "Fu'ing" which to the casual listener may sound like booing. But what the fans did was simply shout the first syllable of his last name, creating a "Fuuuuuuuuuuu" sound. This started with Myron Cope's calling of Chris "Foo" when he would go on the field. ESPN personality Stuart Scott often referred to Fumatu-Ma'afala as "a bad Ma'afala" when featuring one of his highlights. In order to be a positive role model for youth throughout Hawaii and serve the community, Fuamatu-Ma'afala holds an annual sports clinic for youth to improve on their basic athletic abilities and works in other ways to help teens choose positive activities. References 1996 Statistics 1996 Results Notes External links Jacksonville Jaguars Player card at ESPN.com Profiile at CBSSports.com Profile at Yahoo! Sports Career Statistics at The Football Database Statistics - Pro-Football-Reference.com Living people 1977 births Players of American football from Honolulu American sportspeople of Samoan descent American football fullbacks Utah Utes football players Pittsburgh Steelers players Jacksonville Jaguars players