my guest is hall of fame quarterback dan marino. >> how are you?r for me to be here. >> very kind of you to lie like that. let's talk about the game on sunday. who is going to win? >> i think it will be a close game. the matchup i look at it peyton manning having a great year. number one defense in seattle. they are very aggressive at the line of scrimmage. that is the matchup i think will be key. i like denver. i like denver because they have more experience. more guys played in the game. seattle's whole team no one has played in the game. it is the first time. >> i will not pretend to be the world's greatest nfl expert. i know peyton manning is massiveb and russell wilson is a tiny guy by comparison. 5'11". how much does that come into play in a super bowl? >> the experience and russell wilson is a young guy. it will come into play a little bit but not so much for the size. i think it is more the experience. russell wilson has played incredible. he has really good players around him as far as the team is concerned. for him i think the key is to p

he had a terrible game againstma the giants and the cold thatnd l in green bay, dan marino, i mean, so many great quarterbackb as you get older are really arer they count the mosey games when >> what do we say about russell ??ls >> he is getting old too. [laughter] what do we say about his performance? >> the line of 6'2", certainly if you go back the analysis of him duri he draft, which we did, it was almost unaniwas out, he might make it in the nfl but not really a starting quarterback. and now johnny manziel ijocoming to the draft as a six-foot quarterback. >> schneider and carchnearch famously said they had this x factor they look for. the will to win. >> that may be pete carroll'et best decision ever as a coach achd i mean thracghout his entie career, whencaid good-bye to flynn, a he $8 million and said i'm going to go withing to russell wi on. there was no way that if he doesn'at it do that t m, i don't care how good their defense is, that they are in the super bowl. >> thi this, russell wilson walked onto the calked ot thet h university of wisconsin and 22 days after he appears

steve yod to dan marino, he has to have the conversation about not winning and peyton manningannin has to e this conversation. that is going to gall him more than anything. >> but i will just say one othet thing, everybody said could thds it? absolutely not. the reason is, he is, loves doit too much. was he overmatched last night? absolutely. r, a lot of teams in the nobodyody said remembers the loser of the super league, there is a lot of goode things about being number two. >> i do not think therehas been a quarterback who went into a super bowl that eople were not hoping the best for best h, whoever you were. if you are a fan, you wanted the best for peyton manning. >> russell wilso>>waussell the best for him. he loves him. he said that this morning. russell wilson told me this morning that he went to camp, the peyton manning peytohen he hen was 11 years old. >> and payton too> the tih him. everybody likes evyton. he treats everybody well. you can't help, even if you know him from television or his help butce, you can't admire and respect this guy. i think you are right. he will hav

my company booked some parties with a bunch of nfl lemgds, dan marino, phil simms -- >> that's clout.ame day. super bowl sunday. you might think joe and his crew would be about to head to metlife stadium. after all, this is the weekend's big finish, right? >> you had access to tickets, but you're not going. >> no. i mean, look, we said we'd rather be in the comforts of our home over here. we had access to the game, but we thought we've accomplished a lot over the weekend. we put a lot of mileage, if you will. >> i asked you at the beginning when we were flying in the helicopter how much you thought all of this weekend was going to cost. did you come in below or above budget? >> at the top end of -- top end of the range. >> 100,000 snds. >> probably close to that, yeah. >> the amount joe's willing to pay for a weekend he and his friends considered priceless. for "nightline" i'm rebecca jarvis in new york. >> after all that they didn't go to the game? turns out they didn't miss much. >>> next, a convicted killer escapes prison, abducts a woman, holds her hostage. her amazing escape and

you know, he had a terrible game against the giants and the cold that day in green bay, dan marino, i mean, so many great quarterbacks as you get older are really having sort of shaky games when they count the most. >> rose: when we talk about russell wilson. love this guy. >> he is getting old too. >> he is 25. >> so wha what do we say about s performance? >> yo you have to look at the wy he is expanding the quarterback position and the way you think of it, se five-foot, ten and three-eighths inches which is not manager something you are supposed to be as a super bowl winning quarterback, you have mendoza, six-foot, two, certainly if you do back and look at all of the analysis of him during the draft which we did recently, it was almost unanimous of, ha, he may make it in the nfl but not really a starting quarterback and now johnny manziel is coming to the draft as a six-foot quarterback. >> rose: schneider and carroll famously said they had this x factor they look for that he -- the will to win. >> that may be peter carroll's best decision ever as a coach and i mean throughout his e

dan marino went into player personnel with the dolphins and lasted three weeks. >> i think any time youake on a new challenge, it's the unknown. i knew a lot about football, but i knew i had a lot to learn. as i said when i took the job, i know what i don't know. it's given me a chance to be back in the game and continue to learn. >> you went to stanford. we all knew you were a smart guy, but you were known for your arm as a player. now you enter the second stage in a second arena. you can't throw your way out of this situation. was it strange not to have one of your main gifts in football not at your disposal? >> i think there's obviously when i had the arm that i had, that was my security blanket. when you move away from that, i think that's -- as a football player, you have the control of everything that goes on the field, really as a quarterback. now you're putting those guys together with no control between the lines. so i got no problem in turning that control over to peyton. my job has been to get the best team around him. >> your signature move as an executive was moving on from

dan marino stopped by bloomberg. we asked him about the super bowl matchup.he main matchup is that seattle's defense -- is very aggressive. they get in the receiver's face and get to the quarterback. peyton manning is the most prolific numbers that any quarterback has any put -- any quarterback is put up in the history of the game. can they slow peyton manning down you go -- down? the other thing is marshawn lynch. he has been great all season, getting 100 yard games. one after another. if he can do that it can take a , lot of pressure off the young quarterback, russell wilson. >> peyton manning -- everybody plays their own game. as a veteran, anything that you would like to communicate to him about how he deals with it ? >> anything i will tell him now he is already been through. he does not need my advice. he has been a friend for a lot of years. >> does he have a particular style of play that when you see someone like that play, you say i know exactly what kind of quarterback this is. >> yeah. he is very cerebral, calls his own plays, is very demanding. a

hall of fame quarterback dan marino is with me. >> the matchup i'm looking at is peyton manning. offense in the league. >> hollywood star chris tucker joins me with his take on the sherman and

also instituted a conduct committee, that's made up of some dolphin greats, tony dungy, don shula, dan marino, curtis taylor. i found it interesting too, ashleigh, jonathan martin felt through this entire thing that he was such a pushover, the report says it comes back that he was such a pushover that he was unable to stop any of these verbal assaults. you think -- i think people look at the situation and say a 300-plus-pound nfl player feeling as a pushover feels surprising in this 148-page report, ashleigh. >> not the last word, no question. thank you, joe carter. >>> we want to move on to another story. a ghastly, grisly attack, an absolute mystery. who on earth would deliver a package.com to an elderly couple, known for their kindness, service and their faith. four days after a bomb delivered to the rural home of john and marian setzer killed both of them, the suspect now being held on two counts of murder. the investigators say they are confident -- that's their word, confident, that they've got the right person. but for neighbors and friends and relatives of these victims, just who that

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