Discretion, Discretion advised.

This is 10-minute murder. 36-year-old professional football player Steve McNair enjoyed a successful and lucrative career in the NFL.

The Houston Oilers drafted him third overall in 1995,

and two years later, he was named their regular starting quarterback when the team moved to

Nashville and was renamed to the Tennessee Titans. He was given the nickname Air McNair,

and played a total of 13 seasons in the NFL, 11 for the Titans, and two more with

the Baltimore Ravens, before he announced his retirement from football in 2007.

At the time of his retirement, Steve had been married to his wife, Michelle, for a decade,

and the two of them had two sons together. It's been a great ride, he said after his

last game, it's a sad, emotional day for me. I'm trying to do the best I can to hold it in,

but at the same time, I'm opening up a lot more doors for the future. I can become, now,

the father I need to be to my kids. However, Steve struggled to cope with moving away

from the fame and the sense of purpose that professional football had given him. So many pro athletes

focused on sports so much from the time they are kids until the time they retire, that once

they do retire, they can struggle to fit into the real world.

One of his former teammates later told the media,

quote, what people fail to realize is that when you make a transition away from the game,

emotionally, physically, mentally, spiritually, you go through something,

you change, and you're constantly searching for something. Steve never got the chance

to adjust to his retirement. Only two years later, on the 4th of July, Steve's dead body was found

in the Nashville condo he rented. He had been shot to death, but he wasn't alone. Lying next to him,

there was another dead body belonging to 20-year-old Sahel Kazimi.

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