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. >> before that as a four-time super bowl champ and hall of fame quarterback for the pittsburgh steelers. >> pittsburgh, hey, i love you. thank you. >> the ultimate performer on and off the field. >> bradshaw is tackling one of the biggest challenges of his life. two different bouts with cancer. >>> terry bradshaw welcome. so great to talk to you again. thank you for doing this. >> thank you for having me on. you know, i'm such a big fan of chris wallace and when i heard about this show, i told my wife i love this guy. i just love his interviews. i like listening to him. so i hustled you. [ laughter ] >> let me say -- >> you didn't hustle me. >> by the end of this hour, all of those feelings will have disappeared. terry, let me start with your health. last october you shared with the viewers of fox nfl sunday that you had two different cancers that have been diagnosed in the last year. bladder cancer and an aggressive form of skin cancer in your neck. here you are. >> folks, i may not look like my old self but i feel like my old self. i'm cancer free and feeling great and over time, i'll

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that was the big game between the pittsburgh steelers and los angeles rams on january 20, 1980.t played out against the backdrop of the iranian hostage crisis. here's our special correspondent joie chen with a nearly forgotten story about big plays made on and off the field. joie: by any measure los angeles was the underdog that super bowl sunday. the steelers' terry bradshaw was voted mvp but there was another key player that day and another history-making hand-off, although it took place 7500 miles and a world away. >> i will never forget that morning, november 4th, when i'm seeing them come over the wall, and the gate, there was no security whatsoever. joie: only 29 days earlier, rocky sickmann arrived at the u.s. embassy in tehran as a marine guard. he became one of 52 americans held hostage for 444 days interrogated. threatened. and very often, left completely alone. >> and you're think, thinking that who really cares about us? because the world's going on without us. you had to go back to a good place and a good place was growing up in a town of washington, missouri, playi

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pittsburgh steelers.ore for the next generation of troubled youth, he's got the huge facility and farm where he helps kids. he's made more of an impact off the field even though he's a four-time super bowl champ. and, by way, could play today. he's about 6-6. and could you see, rachel, was "gronk" taller than me? a lot of -- rachel: he was definitely taller than you, but when you stood next to enes kanter, you looked like a toddler. [laughter] you looked like his child. [laughter] but, "gronk", you pulled that off and also with the denim jacket, i approve. brian: yeah. you're going to see a lot more. rachel: i approve. will: are you standing on an apple box? brian: no, sadly, that's me, will. the guy is huge. the guy is unbelievable. tough to tackle. will: no, he is, he is. you're right about them slimming down after they play, by the way. the former offensive lineman for the cleveland browns is slim and trim. we want your predictions as well, what do you think's going to the happen in the super bowl, e-m

. >> reporter: and it was first discovered in pittsburgh steelers mike webster in 2005 cte was discovereding. >> doctors say a number of retired nfl players are diagnosed with cte so the answer to that question is certainly, yes. >> reporter: in following years, the nfl did implement concussion protocol. those protocols still evolving, this sean when miami quarterback tua tagovailoa suffered this hit it knocked him unconscious with his hands frozen he was eventually carted off the field. in the following weeks the league revising its rules for concussions. the nfl did not return our request for comment but in 2016 they didn't announce a new play smart play safe initiative with $100 million going to treatment and treatment of head injuries. but dr. mcgee is saying she's not just worried about players with exposure to these hits. >> i never prepared myself in my career to see young adults in their 20s, sometimes even in their teens, people who have not reached the age of 30, coming into the brain bank with cte and we've seen it nearly a hundred times. >> our thanks to steven romo for that r

his end drafted into the nfl playing for the tennessee titans and the pittsburgh steelers. away from football to attend medical school at florida state. he is now a neurosurgeon at massachusetts general hospital in boston. recently authored a book the 2% way, how a philosophy of small improvements that went to, the nfl and neurosurgery. i recently spoke with dr. myron rolle about his amazing life. shannon: joining us now dr. myron rolle be great to have with you on "fox news sunday" for. >> thank you for having me. >> i just finished your book the 2% white which encourages all of us not to worry about making huge unrealistic strides but little changes along the way to finding success. and in the bucket tell the story of yourself as a young man. he wrote down in a notebook when you grow up number one play football in the nfl. number two become a neuro neurosurgeon. lofty goals. but you didn't nail both of these. how do you want to inspire a young person today who feels like maybe that's not realistic for them or having more than one big dream is too much? >> often times we a

. >> reporter: cte was first discovered in an nfl player in pittsburgh steeler hall of famer mike webster nfl on the risk of brain disease for players didn't come until a 2016 congressional hearing. >> the research shows that a number of retired nfl players were diagnosed with cte, so, the answer to that question is certainly yes. >> reporter: in the following years, the nfl did implement concussion protocols. those protocols still evolving. this season, when miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa suffered this hit, it knocked him unconscious with his hands frozen. he was eventually carted off the field. in the following weeks, the league revising its rules for con us cushions. the nfl did not return our request for comment, but in 2016, the league announced a new play smart, play safe initiative, with $100 million going to prevention and treatment of head injuries. but dr. mckey says she's not just worried about professional players with years of exposure to these hits. >> no huddle and throw and what a hit. >> i never prepared myself in my career to see young adults in their 20s, som

like i'm a huge pittsburgh steelers fan because of my dad. it to me >> yeah. >> seth: i remember the same thing in my teens when things were going bad for the steelers. >> yeah. >> seth: i'd be so upset, and my dad would say, "look, it's not that important." i'm like, "you taught me to care!" >> it's the truth. it's like why do we do this to them >> seth: i wonder, how does your wife feel about it because that's the other thing, is my wife, who has watched me go through the roller coaster has basically said, like, "i don't know if i'm cool with like two more of these in the house." [ light laughter ] >> it might be three my daughter is really young, and she watched the game, and she wrote "chiefs kingdom" in pen on her arms >> seth: uh-huh. >> and she was -- she loves -- she goes, "i want a kadarius toney jersey. >> seth: wow >> and she's young, but she is also really into it. i know why we brought this into the house, it's like adopting a dog that -- and -- >> seth: like a super old dog. >> a super old dog [ light laughter ] it's just like y

university of oxford, in england, then drafted into the nfl playing for the titans and the pittsburgh steelersen rolle stepped away to attend medical school. he is neurosurgeon at massachusetts general hospital and authored a book "the 2 percent way, mros nee of small improvements took me to the nfl," i recently spoke to dr. rolle. doctor, great to have you on fox news sunday. >> thank you. >> shannon: i just finished your book, which encourages us not to make unrealistic strides, little changes on the way to finding success. you tell the story of yourself as a young man. you wrote down, when you grow up, play football in the n.f.l., number two, become a neurosurgeon. lofty goals, but you did nail both of these. how do you want to inspire a young person today who feels like that is not realistic for them or having more than one big dream is too much? >> oftentimes struggling with comparing ourselves to other people on social media, friends, family, everyone else instead of focusing on who we are, having small wins, growth every single day and that process making us a better person who uplifts