Welcome to the Peter King Podcast, where I bring you into my world. It's a world of

professional football and a few other things about life. This week, Dan Fouts, Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback and currently a

CBS color commentator. Also, Tim Rowan, who's got a great new podcast series on Cadence 13, and for Sports Illustrated,

based on the life and death of Steve McNair.

But first, I want to get a little human here.

I want to tell you a little story.

You may have heard the podcast a month or so ago.

When I had Justin Tucker, the kicker, the Baltimore Ravens,

you probably learned a little bit about him.

One of the funniest things he said,

this most accurate kicker in NFL history,

he said, oh hang on, I don't want to split my infinities.

And when I heard that, I said, now this is a different cat and he is

And I wrote about this a little bit in my football morning in America column this week at NBC Sports.com. But I found

Justin Tucker after one of the most trying moments of his kicking career

I found his behavior to be so interesting and so

compelling and so good and such a lesson in this for all of us, no matter what we do in life, that I wanted to pass it on to you.

So, as many of you know, Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens, the most efficient field goal kicker, the most accurate field goal

kicker in the history of the National Football League. The league has been around

for 99 seasons and no one other than Justin Tucker has made 90% of his field goals or better.

So his accuracy also extends to extra points.

And with the extra points, you go back to when Justin Tucker was a kicker in high school

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