bob hayes ran so fast you hardly saw him. randall mcdaniel a blitzing linebacker. and fear in a quarterback's eyes. >> in the beginning, i had no desire to play football because my first love was basketball. my agility and speed on the court convinced my coaches and friends, like andre, that i would be stellar in football. after much duress, i surrendered and decided to give it a try. the first day was a nightmare. the second day, i quit. cal called my house on that day and spoke with my father. after the conversation ended, my father came and asked me, "son, why weren't you at practice today? are you sick? is something wrong?" i answered, "no, sir. football is just too hard. it's too hot, and it's too painful." my father gave me a look that i never will forget. and in his baritone voice, he

bullet bob hayes, a guy you idolized. >> everybody wanted to run like bob hayes. coming off the olympics he had a couple of gold medals. comes into the national football league. that kind of speed didn't really exist in the national football league until bullet bob made it all possible. this is a guy that it's been long overdo. if if you look at the numbers, the game is different. the numbers aren't as big as you see now. but the game was completely different then than it is now. but what he could do, and he would do today is get past the corners. that can break a defense. he broke it then. he'd break it now. >> gold medal winner in the 1964 olympics in japan. >> kevin: bob hayes no longer with us. neither is derek thomas. what a special, special linebacker he was. >> yeah, he was really special. you talk about a guy that could change the complexity of a football game. especially in the fourth quarter. he was a guy that could come off the edge, similar to bruce smith. he had a lot of sacks, a great football player and great human being. >> tragically taken too soon

and inductees included bob hayes, there is his son. vikings guard randall mcdaniel. and ralph wilson. the bills -- how about bruce smith, hun, boy he was a load. and represent bid his son and derrick thomas. and ron woodsonending his career in oakland. >> and he is a chap plain at the ravens he influenced me frustrately he made me believe he way goes down the bath. pie son is bringing the dr. j back. >> and westminster through the eyes of the rookie defenseman. he breaks up that williams attempted pass. not bad and later, though. barely beaten by harper. not bad at all. >> i played safety in college. you know if this is and know what they want out of the corner position. but the transition of playing it is easy but it is the point of understanding what it is they want from you at the corner. >>> baseball now. o's and toronto. first inning. roberts hit as foul tip off his leg. he had a skin injury. shake it off. hop it away. and huff and jones that's the 68th doable of the year. o's win it. than in the bottom. lind with a shot way, way back. bringing home the bay can.

six new members were honored, rod woodson, randall mcdaniel, bob hayes, ralph wilson jr.nd former bill and redskins bruce smith, smith known as a bill but he took time in his speech to acknowledge his time with the skins and for playing for owner daniel snyder. >> i will forever treasure our special relationship that you and i forged when you extended the opportunity for me to play with the washington redskins. i am honored by your presence here today. i feel privileged to have had the opportunity to play for a team with suca rich heritage. >> things are getting very interesting for the washington nationals. they are right now, folks, the hottest team in baseball after winning their seventh game in a row tonight. let's go to nats park. the nats haven't seen a lead they can't erase lately and in the fourth josh willingham does just that, a two-run dinger, washington takes the lead 3-2, they pour the gravy on in the sixth inning, josh bard goes yard, his eighth homer of the year. nationals win. final score 5-2. seven in a row. not an empty seat tonight at the fitzgerald ten

bob hayes no longer with us.you got the chance to coach in kansas city. what a special, special linebacker he was. >> he was really special. talk about a guy that can change the complexity of a football game especially in the fourth quarter. he was a guy that could come off the edge. he had a lot of sack, 126 sacks. a great football player and also a great human being. >> and tragically taken far too soon. >> way too soon. the thing that amazed me about those two pass rushers is you'd have a game plan going in saying, these are the guys we have to stop. >> right. >> and then they'd get four or five sacks on you and just kill you. so when a guy can do that and beat your scheme and your players, that's a great one and they belong in the hall of fame. >> also going in, ralph wilson, owner of the buffalo bills, and randall mcdaniel, not only played in 12 pro bowls, started 12 executive pro bowls, one of the great offensive linemen the league has ever seen. you can see the hall of fame enshrinement ceremony saturday a

and bob hayes goes in. you idolized. >> everybody wanted to run like him. didn't really exist until bob made it all possible. this has been a guy, long overdue. the game is different. the numbers aren't as big. but, it was a different game then, than it is now. he can get past the corners. and that can break a defense. he broke it then and now. >> gold medal winner. bob hayes no longer with us and, no longer is thomas. what a special linebacker he was. >> he was special. you talk about a guy that can change a football game, in the fourth-quarter. he could come off the edge, similar to bruce smith. 126 sacks. a great football player and great human being. >> taken far to soon. >> way too soon. >> the thing that amazed me about them, is you have a gameplan saying, he's are the guys that we have to stop. and, then get four or five sacks on you and kill you. when he can beat your scheme and players, that's great. >> ralph wilson, owner of the bills, and mcdaniel, played in twelve pro-bowls. started them. and you can see the hall of fame, saturday, 7:00, on espn

became inducted into the hall of fame along with ralph wilson, jr., derrick thomas, randall mcdaniel, bob hayesand bruce smith. rod played as a member of that super bowl defense. and props to art modell for joining him in camp. >> without art modell -- and i hope the voters get this right by putting art in the hall of fame. he belongs there. [boo] >> you can boo him because you disagree with him moving them, but you can't agree with what he did as an owner. secondly, we had fun in baltimore. 2000 arguably one of the best years to play in the national football league. >> yes it was, from woodson to woods. tiger making a furious charge. a tournament he's won stix times. he knows the course, so he knows how to make shots like that. 16th hole. set up an easy birdie. 18th hole. caps off a stretch of four birdies and six holes bringing the crowd to its feet. shot a 65. it was 7 under par. three shots back. actually tied for the lead but herring do not said whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, i have to put some distance between me and tiger. three-shot lead. he'll be paired with tiger in the final round com

12-time pro bowler randall mcdaniel and a gold medal-winning sprinter turned receiver -- bullet bob hayes. join us for the pro

bullet bob hayes. >> everyone wanted to run like him. he had a couple of gold medals. ind of speed did not exist in the national football league before bullet bob. this is long overdue. the game is different. the bes numbers are not as big as you see now. what he could do and could do today, is get past the corners. he will run right by them. that breaks the defense. >> gold medal winner in the 1964 olympics in japan. bob hayesno longer with us and neither is derrik thomas. what a special linebacker. >> yes, he was really special. a guy that could change the complexion of the football game in the 4th quarter. he hada a lot of sacks. >> tragically taken far too soon. >> the thing that amazed about those 2 pass rushers if you would have a game plan going and say these are the guys we have to stop. they would get 5 sacks on you and just kill you. when he can do that, that's a great one. they belong in the hall-of-fame. >> also ralph wilson owner of the buffalo bills and randall mcdaniel. started 12 consectutive pro-bowls. you can see it saturday 7 o'clock eastern on espn.

. >> bob: that was a comment that pat listach made. hayes former hitter.se things watching an opposing guy. or even on your own team. may get in panic mode and work too quickly. >> he managed in the minor league and that taught him how to learn when a pitcher is getting in trouble and by in trouble, not just walking and giving up hits. you can wear yourself out. talk about fighters that punch themselves out. pitchers can do the same thing. it's a humid night. threw a lot of pitches in the 1st inning. >> bob: 2-2 hit well to right. dukes going back and back and it goes over his head. hits the wall. they will send the pitcher marquis and going into 3rd base is the hitter. dukes didn't go after that ball. it appeared at full speed and it hit the wall behind him. a double by the pitcher a triple by fowler and the rockies lead 3-1.   >> rob: he think he's a a shot  at first at this ball and starts carrying and gets too close to the wall, because he wanted to make the catch. and the ball getting by him because he's too close to the wall to get t