NFL legend back at Super Bowl promoting new cause

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Former NFL Pro-Bowler Shaun Alexander is in Las Vegas for another Super Bowl, but this time to promote a cause he believes will change lives for young Americans exiting the juvenile justice system.

"If you asked me... why do I feel like I'm on this planet, I would say, I feel like I'm here to awaken people's God given identity, their talents, or their assignment," Alexander told Fox News Digital ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl.

Alexander, now an Ambassador with the Stand Together Foundation, has thrown his weight behind several charitable causes since retiring from the NFL after the 2008 season, and is now supporting a new cause he and Stand Together are in Las Vegas to promote.

That cause is Café Momentum, an award-winning nonprofit restaurant originally launched in Dallas that is teamed almost entirely by young people who have been placed in the juvenile justice system. The restaurant provides critical support to those youth through a 12-month paid internship program that not only affords them an opportunity for employment, but provides them with life-changing guidance and helps them build critical skills. Along the way, these young Americans could even find themselves set up for careers in the culinary world.

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 Running back Shaun Alexander #37 of the Seattle Seahawks tries to avoid a tackle by linebacker Joey Porter #55 of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the third quarter of Super Bowl XL at Ford Field on February 5, 2006 in Detroit, Michigan. (Jonathan