championship, aikman took a knee to the head. >> down he goes.eld was there first. troy aikman took a knee to the head... >> you see it right here. it's dennis brown coming in, you see the knee right there, knee right on his helmet. >> narrator: aikman's concussion was bad enough that he could not return to the game. aikman was taken to a local hospital. >> i went to visit troy, who was sitting in a darkened hospital room all alone. >> the room is dark because aikman can't even stand looking into the light. it's this sort of surreal scene where the city is celebrating and the quarterback who won the game is in the hospital with his agent. >> he looked at me and he said, "leigh, where am i?" and i said, "well, you're in the hospital." and he said, "well, why am i here?" and i said, "because you suffered a concussion today." and he said, "well, who did we play?" and i said, "the 49ers." and he said, "did we win?" "yes, you won." "did i play well?" "yes, you played well." "and so what's that mean?" "it means you're going to the super bowl." >> five

i'll freak out aikman when he turns around, back to me, i'll just put it right in his shirt.. >> jimmy: really? >> in the cheek. >> jimmy: like you're chewing it? like chewing tobacco? >> listen. second down and four. touchdown! seahawks! >> jimmy: you can hear it. it's a different effect. that actually works. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's the secret. >> so if you hear that on super bowl xlviii, know that the baby is riding large, right there. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our thanks to joe buck. the whole world will be tuning in to see super bowl xlviii this sunday at 6:00 on fox. liv warfield performs after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ whoa, who-o-o-a ♪ whoa, who-o-o-a ♪ one, two, three, four! ♪ ohh, oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ ohh, oh-oh-oh-ohhh ♪ go, let's go ♪ hit me like a supernova ♪ let it flow ♪ over like an ocean ♪ when the sound explodes ♪ everybody's feeling all right ♪ ♪ everybody's feeling all right ♪ ♪ ohh, oh-oh-oh-oh try head & shoulders for men. you can reach polamalu levels of flake-free scalp and hairness. check it. ♪ seven benefits every bottle.

. >>> he was the supersports agent, negotiated over $2 billion in contracts, represented troy aikman, steve young. he made millions and had a huge impact on sports, still does. it all soured with legal whoas, bankruptcy, divorce and alcoholism. he lost it all and now the road back. in his book, "the agent," pleased to have mr. lee steinberg with us today. how are you? >> it's a pleasure to be here. i represented all the anchor team here for years. >> william walker, you have been here many times. what happened? you had the world in your hands. you were doing so well. it unraveled. >> i started in the bay area with steve bartkowski. i was a dorm counselor at cal. he was the very first player picked in the first round of the draft. we did the biggest contract. i did 60 first round draft picks. the key was athlete as role model, retracing the roots going back to the high school collegiate professional community. in baseball we had a big practice, will clark and matt williams here, worked on "jerry maguire," all the movies. >> show me the money. >> wrote a best selling book. and in the 2,

who helps them manage their careers on and off the field. , he has worked with reggie bush, troy aikmane young. you not only have to deal with the financial aspect of talking to somebody that is successful, you also have to to address the family and emotional situation that they live in. tell us a little bit about your business. >> it is not easy. olksjairus to manager -- f higher us to manage their careers on and off the guilt, and in when they are talking about their family enough to understand what they want to do with their lives, how they and what isrceived, going to happen when they stop playing football. >> we were just talking about what is the average o amount of time that they play in the nfl? >> only a few years. longey do not have these careers where they can sock money away. >> on the football side it is a short amount of time, and they are only managing their off the field activities. we want to work with our folks to get endorsement deals, brand managers, prepare themselves for a career after football. maybe even put them in the broadcast booth. >> what do they want to do

aikman's?l not result in anything especially when you see the number one investigator was paid just to get this position and that shows that the white house is really cheap these days. noit is going $1,800 with the official position to seven criminal charges? >> the president said this was ahony scandals of talk about setting t tone from the top he might as well said this is the traffic study. lori: but this was buried today? >> it took so long. seven or eight months? you have all this evidence is as ridiculous brodie surprised if the president will hold anybody accountable. >> this is the $25,000 ad campaign? gimmickry started off saying if you will go along with what president obama and you vote to continue we will go to primaries. if they come through a hand to john baker should have no exception he should have been able to hold this. you cannot be a bit about mitch mcconnell he is the minority leader taken only do so much she also has ted cruz but it the majority leader has no excuse. lori:

probably describe the perfect quarterback and take a piece of everyone and dan's release and troy aikmanack and brett favre scrambling ability and his two-minute poise and naturally my speed in there. i want guys to play for their families and play for those people but if somebody wants to win a game for you, boy, that is extremely flattering and i would like to win it, you know, for the broncos, for pat and for it to be his #th superbowl is an accomplishment in itself and he deserves another championship so i would like to help the broncos, i get another championship and but you have other people that you would like to win it for as well. >> reporter: as foresee -- seattle they are healthy and practiced in the new york giants facility in the shadow of met life stadium and opened a few doors to let cold air in during the 90-minute workout and as they finish up the game plan they were asked about the other signal caller in superbowl xlviii. >> yeah, you know obviously peyton manning and attention to level of detail allowed me to focus much more and you hear that about him all the time and

troy aikman about making the transition from player to broadcast.. >> yeah, i know. >> what a name dropper. >> yeah. listen, i'm going crazy. i may not go back. i may be here on the curvy couch. >> how solid is that line - up, because chris, i'll be on the field. if there is an extra chair, i can maybe go right in the middle if you want. i'll tell you the game and dress up and -- >> let me just say this, that is at least the 7th time that brian has said to me, i'm going to be on the field during your show. brian, don't call us. we'll call you. >> you just made him power play of the week. >> i know that. and it wasn't enough for him, right? his book is a top ten and it's not enough for him. you know. you work with him. >> please, don't get us started. chris, have fun at the super bowl. >> you want to know something? i will. >> all right. thank you very much. straight ahead on our telecast, coming up, msnbc doing damage control after they branded conservatives racist and bigots. but are they really sorry, or does the network feed the culture of intole

>> troy aikman, ben roethlisberger and keri strug.ents, he also insisted they give back to their communities. >> give domestic violence a knockout blow. >> i support children's miracle network. >> all of steinberg's clients contributed to or created charities that would continue on long after their playing days were over. >> i grew up around the dinner table where my father kept stressing perpetually, you have to make a difference in the world. >> when you were on top, what was life like? >> it was a swirl of press conferences and great athletic events and raising money for charity. >> came here to fire you, jerry. >> reporter: but in a plot twist, reminiscent of "jerry maguire," steinberg says his business partner stole half his clients. at the same time, steinberg's marriage was falling apart, and he turned to alcohol to soothe his pain. >> how much were you drinking? >> depends on what time i started during the day. my best idea was trying to find more vodka to drink. and that's as far as i could see. >> the death of steinberg's fa