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Nashville Police Chief Ronal Serpas told reporters that Kazemi's life was spiraling out of control in the final week, believing that McNair had another mistress and that she talked about killing herself. Police on Wednesday officially classified the case as a murder-suicide that Kazemi carried out. "I wanted to be here to honor the memory of Steve McNair and what he was to all the children and to his family and to the nation," Badacour said. She said she came to pay her respects to the "real Steve McNair, the loving father and the loving husband and the great player and humanitarian he was." Nell Badacour smiled from her wheelchair. What he did on the field was outstanding," Waverly Cameron said. "His personal life, we don't even worry about that. They said they don't much care about the details of his personal life - it's what he did for the team and the city during his amazing span as quarterback.

Some Titans fans said they were unfazed by the tragic events that took McNair's life. A memorial service is planned Thursday night at Mount Zion Baptist Church. Hundreds of Titans fans descended on LP Field in Nashville on Wednesday to sign a condolence book and to bid their local hero goodbye. I'm a man.' But he had a beautiful heart.

George added, "I'm pretty sure if he were here today he'd say, 'You know what I'm sorry.

So we need to have compassion for Steve and the young lady and his wife and family - and really embrace that and celebrate his life and learn from anything else." So there's a much deeper issue here than just Steve and extramarital affairs. "For Steve, it was uncharacteristic for him to be out there with this young lady like that. They may revert back to drugs, divorce rates go up, obesity. Most players may go back to things they used to know. "I just know from experience that when you're used to doing something for so long that you love to do - how do you fill that void?" George continued. "I think underneath it all he was in search of filling a void - and that stems from not playing the game.

Ex-NFL quarterback McNair found shot to deathīut George added almost every player struggles to cope in retirement and that "different people handle it different ways.".

Police call McNair killing a murder-suicide.

"Steve was a stoic, strong individual who never let on to anything wrong with his life," he said. George said that he last saw McNair this past football season when the Titans retired their jerseys and that they had a "chance to relive our moments." He said McNair, who retired from the NFL in April 2008, never indicated how bad he was struggling without football. It was McNair who led the Titans in a dramatic comeback that day, only to fall a yard short on the final play of the game. George was the star running back for the Tennessee Titans and had combined with McNair to create a potent offense that took the team to the Super Bowl in 2000. Watch police describe the murder-suicide » She then sat on the couch next to his body and killed herself so that she would fall into his lap, police said. Police on Wednesday said Sahel Kazemi, 20, first shot McNair in his right temple, then fired three more shots at close range, most likely while he slept. Police said McNair, a married father of four children, was killed by his mistress Saturday in what they have classified as a murder-suicide. You change, and you're constantly searching for something," George said. What people fail to realize is that when you make a transition away from the game - emotionally, physically, mentally, spiritually - you go through something. "I'm hoping that people can look beyond the circumstances surrounding his death.