Former Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim says he was also a victim of an alleged investment scheme involving Mohamed Coulibaly, who was found dead July 31. Keim was listed as an executive at Motion Venture but told ESPN he received no compensation and lost seven figures. Former NFL players are now trying to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars. Former Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim says he was also a victim of an alleged investment scheme involving Mohamed Coulibaly, who was found dead July 31. Keim was listed as an executive at Motion Venture but told ESPN he received no compensation and lost seven figures. Former NFL players are now trying to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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