hit gold with two ain'tsful series, you , yougot a work again could've have played for the pittsburgh steelersyou are like most athletes, when you get done, i assume you will never have to work again in life, do you still love what you do enough to still want to do it? >> i go back and forth. i have a place in hawaii and sometimes i think, i could hang out here longer than three weeks. i do like to do the work. it depends on what the work is. best actor in america who's never done a movie. i have done a couple of movies, but i have never done a big-time movie. i got into it -- i am not complaining -- i got into television and i am a television guy. i have never really had a movie career. tavis: does it even interest you at this point? >> if it was the right part, of course. it is tricky. tavis: at the risk of touching a sensitive spot, i was -- it never occurred to me that you had been in the nominated multiple times. -- in the nominated -- emmy nominated multiple times. not mean, it it does anything to you. they are hard to win, you know? never -- i tell young , what, i had one actor can i do

why is the pittsburgh steelers pencil upside down?rs pencil is upside down, everything is ruined. they're lucky pencils. and they're not lucky when one of them is upside down. i don't know how many times i have to tell you guys this. the new york jets can't be next to the minnesota vikings, because they have to be separated by conference. they're not lucky if they're not separated by conference. yeah, no, i know i'm spinning out! i am aware that i am spinning out, guys. i don't want to spin out but i'm spinning out. i spent $32,000 on these pencils on ebay. [ laughter ] i don't want to rehearse anymore. i am sorry you all had to see that. i was right though. bad luck. i feel like our journey should end here, but i cannot resist the siren's call. on to page 105 of deep google. let's see what we have here. seth adam meyers, an obituary? look at that, that's from 2008. seth meyers, 34, cast member of "saturday night live" died in a massive explosion at the update desk last night. am i dead? eli, am i dead? >> yes, seth, of course you're

old, it became a tradition to me that i had to watch the nfl draft, at least until my beloved pittsburgh steelersheir player. and it used to be very frustrating to my parents because we would often be on spring break. we'd be on vacation somewhere warm, say florida, and it would be the day of the nfl draft and they would all -- my whole family would go out to the beach and i would sit in the hotel room watching espn like a loser. like a full loser. but it's great because you watch the nfl draft. there's only one reason as a fan to watch it, which is like, hope. you hope that your team will get better, you don't know. but it's something that i think that idea is why people tune in. i think that's why fans tune in every year. this year, however, was a historic nfl draft. i don't know if you followed the saga of michael sam. michael sam is a football player -- [ cheers and applause ] yep, give it up for michael sam. the university of missouri. and the first out athlete. he came out earlier this year and had a chance to be the first openly gay athlete to be drafted by an nfl team. and however, it was

you and i were talking before about pittsburgh, and i went to school there, and the late mr. nunn was the scout for the steelersat historically black colleges and a lot of great players, namely john stallworth .or one why did the smaller schools not get the recognition that the bigger schools are getting? >> it's hard to look under every rock. we have a good network of people, but still it's harder to find the kids and smaller schools to work with. it is a lot of luck on our end. >> in this year's draft, at least two big ones. the heisman trophy winner and linebacker from south carolina. talk to me about the economics of the draft for these two young men. what is at stake financially in terms of a signing bonus, salary, and endorsements? >> the endorsements are huge, especially if you are a quarterback. touchdowns are much more rather than if you are just sacking the quarterback. >> why is that? >> you get more tv time, and the marketers like that more. the draft now is a very cookie-cutter approach. the first pick in the draft is getting x, and pick number two is getting x minus a certain percent. >> talk abou