ONCE IN A WHILE. RYAN RECKER VISITED WITTHH E HALL OF FAMER TODAY. RYAN: HE IS SELECTING ART ROONEY II TO BE HIS PRESENTER. IT SEEMED AUTOMAC TIGIVEN HIS ADMIRATION FOR DAN ROONEY. WE VISITED WITH HIM IN CENTRAL PARK TO REFLECT ON HIS CAREER INCLUDING SUPER BOWL 40 IN DETROIT WHEN HE FINALLY GOT TO HAND THE TROPHY TO DAN ROONEY. >> IT’S LIKE YOUR PARENTS WHO ALWAYS BELIEVED IN YOU. WHO HAD FAITH IN YOUND A TOLD YOU YOU CAN DO SOMETHING BUT YOU KEPT FALLING DOWN. I JUST COULD NOT GET THERE. TO FINALLY GET THERE WHEN I THOUGHT WE COULD GO BACK MULTIPLE TIMES AND IT WAS 10 YEARS LATER, TO HAND HIM THAT ON THAT STAGE. THE PROUDEST, HAPPIEST MOMENT I VEHA EVER EXPERIENCED IN ANYTHING I HAVE DONE IN MY LIFE. RYAN: ONCE THAT BUST IS IN THE HALL AND YOURE A IMMORTALIZED, WHEN YOU LOOK AT THAT BUS, WHAT WILL COME TO MI WNDHEN YOU THINK ABOUT ALL THAT THAT REPRESENTS AND YOUR PLACE IN NFL HISTORY? >> IT IS VERY HUMBLING. THERE ARE SO MANY GREAT PLARSYE AND COACHES IN THEIR. I WILL ALWAYS GO BACK TO A KID FROM CRAFTON, RIT?GH I WAS GIVEN OPPORTUNITIESY B PEOPLE WHO DID THE VERY BEST TH CEYLDOU HAVE. RYAN: YOU’RE GETTING EMOTIALON THINKI ANGBOUT IT. WHO ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT? >> MY PARENTS, JAY, MAR,TY DAN, THEYER WE THERE. RY:AN HE MA RDEEFERENCE TO MARTY SCHOTTENHEIMER WHO PASSED AW.AY HE IS ANOTHER QUESTION PENNSYLVANIA NATIVE RESPONSIBLE FOR GIVING HIM HIS START IN COACHING.