so it is kind of surrounded by homes, and robert griffin, iii used to live there, and ironically the okay. >> so it is kind of a funny thing. >> a little awkward there. >> not for us, it was okay. we never saw either one of them either. >> we should mention that news 4's leon harris has worked for some time with your foundation and also will be emceeing the gala on the 9th of dels. >> ydecember. >> yes, he will. what leon does in the community is really spectacular. >> we think he is pretty spectacu t a successful background in politics. you worked for the vice president as his press secretary, you were the u.s. representative to unicef, the united nations children's fund. are you still involved in politics or are you done with that? >> i am -- i'm done with it actually. i think about it all the time, and sometimes i think to myself, gee, it would be nice to get back in this, but when i think of 5:00 a.m. baggage calls, one thing and another and, you know, you're on the road for six out of the seven days, it is hard. i mean you -- excuse me. you get worn out and there's a lot of pres

.>> robert griffin the third.>> derek henry.>> reporter: those heisman -- came at the expense of toby christian mccaffrey. all of whom finish second. talk about always a bridesmaid. incredibly that trend is about to continue. heisman pundits are certain bryce love will finish second to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield which will make five stanford runners-up in nine years. precious few in sports history can relate. the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowl >> the german national soccer team world cup runners-up four times. there was harold mcspadden pro golfer who finished second in 13 tournaments in one year. 1945. in stanford's case it is not an exact calculation. the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in nine years and having that player finish second every time are about one in 12 million. yet here we are. >> just being able to say you are one of the best players in college football that year. i think it is special. >> reporter: just being a finalist is a tremendous honor. that won't make -- feel better. as for bryce and he will prove them wrong. if he does

. >> robert griffin iii. >> derrick henry. >> reporter: those heisman came at the expense of garehartce and mccaffrey all of whom finished second in the balloting. talk about always a bride's -- boyd's maid. -- bride' maid. >> reporter: that trend is about to continue. heisman punneddants are certain love will finish you guessed it second to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield which will make 5stanford runners up in 9 years. so close, so often. precious view in sports -- few can relate. >> no good. wide right. >> reporter: the buffalo bills losing 4 straight super bowls german national soccer team. runners up 4 times. and then there was poor harold mcspadeen pro golfer who finished second in 13 tournaments in one year. 1945. what are the odds? well in stanford's case it's not an exact calculation, but, the odds of producing a heisman finalist 5 times in nine years and having that player finish second every time, they are about 1 in 12 million. yet, here we are. >> just being able to say that you're mentioned as one of the best players. whether or not everybody says you are the best or

. >> robert griffin the third. >> derrick henry. >> those heisman -- talk always a bridesmaid. >> bryceincredibly the trend is about to continue. heisman pundits are concern that love will finish second to baker mayfield which will make five runners up in eight years. >> the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowls. the german national soccer team. world cup runners up. and poor haired mcspadeen, he finished second in 13 tournaments in one-year, 1945. what are the odds? in stanford's case it's not an exact calculation, but the odds of producing a heisman final list five times in nine years and have the player finish second five times are one in 12 million. >> just being able to say that you're mentioned as one of the best, whether or not everyone says you're the best or is not. being in the discussion is special. >> being a heisman specialist is a tremendous honor. but that won't make jug feel any better. perhaps the heisman trust should pay appropriate tribute to the best of the rest. scott rose, ktvu fox 2 news. >> nice try on the face of the trophy. time to check in with gasia

. >> robert griffin iii!er: those heisman hurrahs came at the expense of toby gerhart, andrew luck twice and christian mccaffrey who all finished second in the battling. talk about always a bridesmaid. >> bryce love! >> reporter: incredibly, that trend is about to continue. heisman pundits are certain love will finish, you guessed it, second to oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield, which will make five stanford runners up in nine years, so close, so often. precious few in sports history can relate. >> no good! wide right! >> reporter: the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowls. the german national soccer team world cup soccer team runners up four times. then jug mcspade en pro golfer had finished second in 13 tournaments in one year 1945. what are the odds? well, in stanford's case, it's not an exact calculation. but the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in nine years and having that player finish second every time about 1 in 12 million. yet here we are. >> just being able to say that you

. >> robert griffin the third.. >> derrick henry. >> reporter: those heisman hoorays came at the suspect of gear hart and mccaffrey all of whom finished second in the balloting. talk about always a bridesmaid. incredibly the trend is about to continue. love will probably finish second to may field which will make five stanford runners-up in five years. so close so often. >> no good. wide right. >> the buffalo bills losing four straight super bowls. the german national soccer team. world cup runners-up a record four times. then there was poor harold mcspaden pro golfer who finished second in 13 tournaments. what are the odds. in stanford's case not an exact calculation but the odds of producing a heisman finalist five times in typhoon years and having that player finish second every time is about one in 12 million. yet, here we are. >> just being able to say that you're mentioned as one of the best players in college football that year, whether or not people say you are the best or not, being in that discussion is g

robert griffin iii once viewed at the franchise saving quarterback, he's been out of football this season after being released by the browns last year. griffin appeared on espn nfl live today. he's been working out, getting his act together and patiently waiting for some team to call. >> i purposely have been out of the spotlight this year because i needed time to make sure everything in my life was settled and make sure that i had that drive and that desire to continue to play. when you're away from something for so long like i've been, it can bring into question your determination and i feel like the fact determined, continued to work out, continued to throw the ball has shown me i truly love the game. i miss the game. i love football and that's why i'm here. >> we have not heard the last marking 3. he's on again tomorrow. >> that's why we haven't heard the last. >> back to back games for the caps and wizards. cap on the road last night. tonight they're home to face the wizards in brooklyn tonight. and, man, we cannot wait to welcome them back home tomorrow. john wall coming back. he po