Herschel Walker talks life, food and football

Herschel Walker's a busy guy.

Georgia's Heisman Trophy winner has enjoyed success in the martial-arts fight circle and continued reality-TV stardom - most recently as a contestant on "Rachel vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off."

On Jan. 18, he'll be hosting his own version of "America's Got Talent" in Dublin, Ga., in which contestants will have two and half minutes to "audition" in front of a panel of judges for a shot at a $1,000 grand prize, $500 second prize or $250 third place prize.

Those three winners, along with the 12 other videos selected will become part of the Herschel Walker's Raw Talent library. The talent show starts at 2p.m. at the Theatre Dublin.

In the above clip, Walker presents his thoughts on the NFL playoffs and how he believes he was the "Susan Lucci of the Heisman" having won the award in his junior year instead of his freshman campaign.

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