Problems abound:

Rating: Null/10 (6 September 2001)

SPOILER ALERT!!!

1.) I don't mind filmakers working what they do best, but the atmosphere was isomorphic "Sixth Sense" to the point of being parody.
2.) He fakes an injury so that he doesn't have to play football, because his wife "can't have violence like that" in her life, but yet she has no problem with his profession as stadium security (in which he is armed with a gun)? There must be a hundred better reasons to justify his giving up football (he was hurting too many other players) or even better a different reason why he feigned the injury. This is just plain silly.
3.) All of the sudden he notices his preternatural strength (he obviously lifted weights before--the bench pressing scene with his son is ridiculously histrionic) and ability as an augur? I assume we are intended to associate this with the train accident and his newfound relationship with Jackson's character, but if so it could have been developed much more effectively.
Overall another idea with great potential that misses the mark.