john carmack wrote something or soft palmers gadget or heard about it and said, it's. [pretty good. palmer but the whole thing, the only version of his duct tape masterpiece in a box and send it in the mail to john because he was so amazed that the god of gaming was blessing him with being interested in this thing. >> john carmack famously was one of the people responsible for games like doom. things that revolutionized the videogame world because it provided a three-dimensional experience. he takes this headset in 2012 to the same game show he's been going to for years and years and years and showed a few people. word got out quickly. i was able to see it that year but the next year when i went back, there was a company that had formed around the idea. the oculist, and that's when i sought. >> how many people were - - when you got the demo? >> it was just me and at the time, the ceo. in the company, there were probably 15 people. maybe fewer.>> that's amazing. >> the first 5-6 of them, one has tragically passed away since then. but the first 5-6 or seven of them were kind of respon

. >> john carmack wrote something -- saw palmer's gadget or heard about it and said -- >> sent a copy. >> right, he said sounds like it's pretty good and palmer put the whole thing, the only version of duck tape master piece in a box an sent it in a mail to john because he was amazed that the god of gaming was blessing with, you know, being interested in this thing. >> john carmack was responsible for games like doom, revolutionized the video world because was 3 dimensional experience and takes the head set he had been going to for years and years and showed a few people this and word got out very quickly, i wasn't able to see it that year but the next year when i went back there was aa little company that formed around the idea of the oculus and that's when i saw it. >> how many people wereun oculus when you got the demo - it? >> when i was there it was just me and at the time the ceo, but in the company there were probably 15 people maybe fewer. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. the first five or six of people, one has tragically passed away sinc then. >> enright. >> but yeah, first five

up and a guy named john carmack like the only version of his duct tape masterpiece but that he famously was one of the people responsible for games like doom that would revolutionize the videogame world with that three-dimensional experience and to take the headset to the same game show he was going to for years and years and then to show people this i was not able to see that and that is when i saw that how many people were off you lists. >> when i wishes there at the time it was the ceo there were probably 15 people? and the first five or 61 has tragically passed away since then. but those that were responsible but to bring out that generation of that kick starter early adopters so in the virtual world i was not working on virtual reality at that time. but the chips in our phone came out we are tracking emotion in our heads and i have n a ship and as an electronic sky i turned it in my fingers were watching the trace and i could tell it was so accurate and fast i was cycle my god. this is what we have wanted as far back as we can remember so i called my team over and said we are shutt

how is the uniting of the minds going with carmack and the endless supply of energy that is john gruden? >> we see him the same way. we are both passionate about football. when he came in we hit the ground running and we got pretty deep into some football stuff. at the same time, we have to make sure our whole team is on the same page. >> reporter: you are in a totally different offense in a totally different era. the coach at the quarterback are not starting from scratch. derek carr was on an espn show gruden used to host. now that they see each other every day they can go much deeper. >> i like certain things. he has a way of me doing that that i like. we are just trying to find that fine line of where we want to put it. we are both figuring it out together, which is awesome. there are times i will say i don't like that. he was a good because i didn't either. >> i think one of the biggest mistakes teams make is thinking you are going to pick off the start up where you left off last year. last year there was an expectation that the team did not live up to. what are using right now with