hopefully i'll be remembered great like marshall faulk. >> mike: isn't that cool? >> brad: that's pretty good. >> mike: one more statement, marshall faulk made the walk at canton, and this guy will someday. >> brad: actually no gain on the plain. >> mike: fujita came all the way around, the pass didn't come out on time, obviously, and for a legitimata chased him down from behind. >> brad: time is becoming abissue if you're a cleveland fan. trailing by ten. >> mike: you have to make a stop. it's third and nine. two more possessions, got to make a stop. >> brad: flacco fires, in and out of the hands of the intended receiver doss. skrine did come up with the play. so they'll get the ball back. >> mike: he a a competitive and feisty corner. he had only one bad game i saw against auburn. outside of that one game in college, i thought this kid competed, and they made a play when they needed to. >> brad: fields it cleanly, benjamin around the corner and down the sideline. knocked out of bounds by the punter, or he might have taken it coast to coast. as it is, a 40-yard pu

. >>> hall of famer running back marshall faulke sits down with pete najarian, gives us his take on howmissioner roger goodell handled the replacement referee situation. >> how do you gauge right now as roger goodell the commissioner of the nfl. >> if you play nfl you understand. you played. it's a barbaric sport. to make it safe is almost impossible. and roger is an i can clean it up and make the product a better product. >> you can hear a lot more tonight on cnbc's "sports biz" 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >> he's going to tell everybody who the best running back is present day in the nfl he was. there's no doubt about this. 12,000 yards rushing, 6,000 yards receiving. did it all. first ballot hall of fame. he's going to tell you who right now is him. >> final trades. mike. >> final trade's going to be -- you caught me off guard. >> non-you're next. >> texas instrument. i like it. >> pete. >> it's going to go higher, mcdonald's. this stock's going to go to 100. >> guy. >> finish line. you'll be watching that tonight, no doubt. >> what? >> "sports biz." >> yes, i watch it all the time. >> e

that's what the patriots used to do to marshall faulk in the super bowl. >> al: cried rises as one atis: trying to slow it down. >> al: over the middle and caught and what a shot taken by deion branch and flags -- you can see three of them right there. ed reed popped him. branch takes a big shot and welcome back, dio deion. >> cris: oh, my gosh. i don't know how deion branch is smiling after that one. that's the second one that ed reed took a shot to the head. this is enforcing over the middle but this is what the league is trying to eliminate. >> referee: half the distance to the goal. automatic first down. >> cris: that's just -- that is big-time money out of the wallet right there too. >> al: no catch on the play because the ball came loose. so they bring it back to the line of scrimmage and enforce it from there. it will be a first down. >> cris: wow. >> al: yeah, you're right. i mean, you can't believe he is not hearing things in his head right now. >> cris: that's back in the day. that is no more. and i think it's a big reason why you're seeing the passing numbers the way they a

we sat down with marshall faulk. and we're going to marvel at the nfl guys.hey had the biggest fiasco in years, and it's more popular today. ratings were up. >> nothing like a good scandal to get people watching. >> they got it, and the numbers have been phenomenal. >> sportscenter had its highest rating ever after the game. >> most watchers ever. >> i understand you classed up the show with a suit and tie and made it look nice. >> i didn't wear a tie. i actually wore jeans. i wore blue jeans. i haven't worn them in 21 years. >> 21 years? >> i had to go buy a pair. i don't own jeans. that's what the sullivans and revelles of the world wear on that show. >> you have to find some clown pants or something to be different. >>> well, l.a.'s stadium plans come as the city scrambles to fix a budget problem. this week, the l.a. city council unanimously approved deep pension roll backs. but is it enough, or is l.a., like many other u.s. cities, faced with a ticking financial time bomb? let's bring in the senior fellow at the manhattan institute. what do you reckon, st

>> shaquille o'neal, marshal faulk, tony perez, on and on. bob costas is the emcee.d we need the money because research is very, very expensive. >> brian: absolutely. mark, you going to walk again? >> absolutely. i think the time has come closer. i told my mom that the first thing i want to do is give her a hug and hug her closer than ever. >> brian: you never looked back. nick, congratulations, a real fighting family. >> thanks very much. >> brian: i'll talk to you on radio. coming up straight ahead, go their web site to donate or fox web site. coming up, does this sound like a good idea? serving up alcohol at a gun range. is that really good or way off target? we'll read your e-mails. plus suzanne somers is here. she expects to live to 110. she says you can, too. she'll be on our couch. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at

he had guys like marshall faulk and marvin harrison. so this wasn't unexpected. he looks the part.done. the wins will come. if you look at their schedule this year, they've got plenty of games at home they can win. but nobody expected them to go into soldier field and win. i think what makes this more glaring is that the other high-profile rookie quarterback went into the superdome and won. if you were jim irsay and you're seeing what peyton manning did in denver and what rg3, the guy you passed over, did in new orleans, you have to be wondering, are we sure we did the right thing on both counts? rg3 was incredible against the saints. >> i don't understand how anybody passes up rg3 for andrew luck. >> we will see. andrew luck is a very good quarterback. what makes rg3 so good? >> he's got the whole package, a rocket arm, ee very mobile later laterally, vertically. the shanahans have adjusted their offense to this guy. it used to be very ridgie i reg. and he's smart, too. he did one of those read option plays like tim tebow does, mike vick does, and he ran up the middle into dayligh