show called battle dome which was like american gladiators on steroids it was we put big or small they put me in a cage ok they set the ends on fire so you could get out then they put the contestants and the pole point was to throw me out of the case i played as warrior named team money and all the thing and the show came on at eleven o'clock at night i was syndicated it was telling about although have you been working ever since ever since never stopped that's rare in that there's no yeah no now you showed brooklyn nine nine is ten a week everybody was shocked when the golden globes had won why would they shut it's a funny show they had only show ten episodes and believe me i was out anybody yeah we knew you knew it me out of the oh my god why did no work i mean first of all i'm always no at the best guy in that terrible movie i've always been a dude i met at movies but soon you know so i offered it my whole career i'd never ever ever thought i would ever get an award for anything because it's just you know i'm like oh i'm late in the lingo. yes night yes and they opened up the envelo

. >> in the american psyche, football is where our gladiators play, okay?e roughest, macho sport. and jon stewart had this funny thing. >> who is this gay football player? oh, probably a kicker, huh? am i right? you know, a kicker, a gay kicker. >> reporter: at 6'2", 260 pounds, university of missouri defensive lineman, michael sam, used skill and strength to lead the s.e.c. in sacks last year. >> he's a hell of a football player. that's what i'm trying to get people to focus on. >> reporter: pr guru, an abc news consultant worked with michael sam ahead of the announcement. the reaction, including the cover of "sports illustrates," overwhelmingly positive. one dallas sports anchor's commentary went viral. >> you beat a woman and drag her down a flight of stairs pulling her hair out by the roots, you're the fourth guy taken in the nfl draft. you lie to police trying to cover up a murder, we're okay with that. love another man, that's too far. >> reporter: and the president of the golden state warriors is the highest-ranking executive in pro sports who is ope