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Dominance in the NFL starts at the very top. There have been only five NFL dynasties during the Super Bowl era four of them were forged by the vision of a single head coach. The 1995 Dallas Cowboys were the exception. They won their third world championship of the 1990s under new leadership in Barry Switzer. Despite being without Jimmy Johnson, who had led the Cowboys to two Lombardi Trophies, and being burdened with free agent losses, off the field distractions and injuries, Dallas was determined to capture its third title in four years. The Cowboys overcame these obstacles thanks largely to the stellar play of the Triplets; Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin and the acquisition of a fourth superstar, All Pro cornerback Deion Sanders. Still, it was the player opposite Sanders... Less

The 1985 Chicago Bears were larger than life. They had in-your-face personalities. They boasted Hall of Fame-caliber players. But most importantly, the whole was greater than the sum of its parts. Chicago dominated opponents like few others. The Bears offense was a reflection of their hard-nosed head coach, Mike Ditka. First and foremost, Ditka liked to establish the run, with Walter Payton rushing for 1,551 yards on 324 carries. Still, the coach could be creative, too. He occasionally used a 300-pound rookie named William Refrigerator Perry at the goal line, to the delight of teammates and fans alike. Perry was also a part of Chicago's 46 Defense, which is widely considered the best in league history. The scheme -- designed by defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan -- so overwhelmed... Less

365 Day No Hassle Returns! Terry Bradshaw was always at his best on Super Bowl Sundays. The Pittsburgh quarterback went a perfect 4-0 in Super Bowl play during the 1970s, throwing for 932 yards and nine touchdowns combined as the Steelers became a dynasty. But Bradshaw’s most validating season during that run, and perhaps in his entire career, came in 1978. Bradshaw led the AFC in passing as the Steelers went 14-2 during the regular season. In Super Bowl XIII, he out-dueled Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach by throwing for four touchdowns in what became a classic shootout. Join NFL Films as they retell the story of the ’78 Steelers with exclusive interviews from Randy Grossman, Rocky Bleier, Joe Greene and Mel Blount. Playing time: 65 minutes.

Dominance in the NFL starts at the very top. There have been only five NFL dynasties during the Super Bowl era -- four of them were forged by the vision of a single head coach. The 1995 Dallas Cowboys were the exception. They won their third world championship of the 1990s under new leadership in Barry Switzer. Despite being without Jimmy Johnson, who had led the Cowboys to two Lombardi Trophies, and being burdened with free agent losses, off-the-field distractions and injuries, Dallas was determined to capture its third title in four years. The Cowboys overcame these obstacles thanks largely to the stellar play of the Triplets -- Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin -- and the acquisition of a fourth superstar, All-Pro cornerback Deion Sanders. Still, it was the player opposite... Less

365 Day No Hassle Returns! In 1992, many pundits felt that the Dallas Cowboys were too young to contend for a Super Bowl title. But head coach Jimmy Johnson and his team knew otherwise. The Cowboys set out to prove they were already a force to be reckoned with. And so they did. Dallas shined thanks in part to its “Triplets” on offense: Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Emmitt Smith. The defense was just as impressive. Linebacker Ken Norton Jr. and pass rusher Charles Haley inspired a stingy unit to become the championship- caliber one by the playoffs. The Cowboys then peaked at the right time, beating the 49ers in an epic NFC Championship Game in San Francisco, and dominating the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVII. Join NFL Films as they retell the story of how the ’92 Cowboys returned... Less

Highlight Film On Dvd Recapping The Regular Season, Playoffs And Super Bowl Game For The Winning Team From Super Bowl Xlvi. â?¢ An All-New Film Highlighting The Championship Teamâ?TMS Exciting Journey To Super Bowl Xlvi.â?¢ Release Timed To Hit Shelves Just One Month After Super Bowl Airs. â?¢ The Most-Viewed U.S. Television Program In Historyâ?¢ Super Bowl XLV Drew Over 163Mm Total Viewers, Making It The Most-Viewed Program In History.Bonus Features:â?¢ Super Bowl Media Day Highlightsâ?¢ Post-Game Ceremoniesâ?¢ Bridgestone Half Time Show (Tbd)â?¢ Blu-Ray Exclusive Content (Tbd) comes with powers collectibles coa and matching holograms

This documentary from NFL Films provides the authoritative look at Super Bowl XLVII a game won by The Baltimore Ravens over the San Francisco 49ers. In addition to a wealth of footage taken in the week leading up to the game this release includes a wealth of post-game coverage. This particular edition of the NFL's title game was dominated by the fact that the two head coaches were brothers and that it was to be the last game for defensive icon Ray Lewis.

Halfway through the 1971 season, the Dallas Cowboys had every reason to be worried. A quarterback controversy brewed between Craig Morton and Roger Staubach. A contract dispute had brought star running back Duane Thomas to a vow of silence. Making matters worse was a 38-0 beating by the St. Louis Cardinals. It seemed certain that the team that couldn't win the big one would fall short of a title yet again. With a 4-3 record after seven weeks, head coach Tom Landry named Staubach the team's starter. Dallas wouldn't lose another game that season. With Staubach firmly at the controls, the Cowboys barreled through the rest of the regular season and the playoffs en route to Super Bowl VI. There, against the Miami Dolphins, Dallas changed its runner-up identity forever with a 24-3 victory. ... Less

365 Day No Hassle Returns! The glory of the 1970 Baltimore Colts football team can be relived by all football fans with this America's Game DVD by NFL Films. Johnny Unitas and the Colts breezed through the regular season winning the AFC East with an 11-2-1 record, outlasted both the Bengals and Raiders in the playoffs and ultimately triumphed over the Cowboys on January 17, 1971 to win Super Bowl V. Get inside the minds of Bubba Smith, Bill Curry, Ernie Accorsi and Mike Curtis as they offer a rare glimpse into that magical season.

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Vincent Thomas Lombardi knew how to make a good first impression. One hour into Lombardi's first mini-camp as head coach of the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Bart Starr took a break, ran to the nearest pay phone in the team office, and called his wife. Honey, we're going to begin to win, Starr said excitedly. That was in 1959. Eight seasons later, Lombardi had transformed the Packers into four-time NFL champions. Still, in January of 1967, there was one more team to play after the NFL title was won. In front of 61,946 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Green Bay faced the Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League in what was called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game, later renamed Super BowlI. There, Lombardi stayed with what had worked throughout his career: Here's the... Less

In 1976, the Oakland Raiders reached the summit of professional football by defeating the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl XI. It was the culmination of more than a decade of excellence under the leadership of Raiders owner/coach, Al Davis. The 1976 Raiders suffered some early setbacks, losing several defensive linemen to injury. Head coach John Madden found a quick solution, dropping his 4-3 scheme in favor of a 3-4. Offensively, the Raiders had an embarrassment of riches. Four starters -- receiver Fred Biletnikoff, tight end Dave Casper, and the left side of the line, guard Gene Upshaw and tackle Art Shell, are in the Hall of Fame, while quarterback Ken Stabler, and wide receiver Cliff Branch were among the finest at their position. The regular season felt like a formality, as Oakland... Less

365 Day No Hassle Returns! By 1997 there was little else for John Elway to prove, but there was something missing from his resume, a Super Bowl ring. The Broncos led by Elway and Terrell Davis on offense, with Steve Atwater and Neil Smith on defense, reached the playoffs as a wild card team, won three playoff games and won Super Bowl XXXII. Join NFL films as they retell the story of the '97 Broncos, a team that won for a living legend. America's Game uses exclusive interviews with Elway, Smith and Howard Griffith to recount Denver's title-winning year. Playing time: 55 minutes.

The 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers quickly discovered that one of the most difficult feats in all of sports is defending a world title. At the beginning of the season, coach Chuck Noll's team didn't even look like they had the stuff to reach the playoffs, let alone win back-to-back championships. Fresh off an upset in Super Bowl IX, the Steelers were not a dynasty just yet, not even with nine future Hall of Fame players. In Week 2, the team lost at home to O.J. Simpson's Buffalo Bills for a 1-1 start. But thanks to their defense, which featured a front four called the Steel Curtain, the club pounded out 11 straight wins, much to the delight of their blue-collar fans. Still, Pittsburgh's season may be best remembered for the ballet-like moves of wideout Lynn Swann. In Super Bowl X, Swann set a... Less

There is no bigger or more anticipated game in all of sports than the Super Bowl. Now Warner Home Video (WHV), the National Football League (NFL) and NFL Films are teaming up to give football fans everywhere an extensively researched and crafted 40-disc set that delves into each team that has won the NFL s biggest game.From dynasties to one-shot wonders, from the undefeated to the unexpected, America s Game tells the stories behind the story of all 40 Super Bowl champions. Each episode is a 60-minute documentary featuring key members of the winning team telling behind-the-scenes accounts from their championship season. With classic NFL Films action combined with news clips and photos, highlights from team radio broadcasts, footage from inside team meeting rooms, sideline audio and other... Less

In 1992, many pundits felt that the Dallas Cowboys were too young to contend for a Super Bowl title. But head coach Jimmy Johnson and team knew otherwise. The Cowboys set out to prove they were already a force to be reckoned with. And so they did. Dallas shined thanks in part to its Triplets on offense: quarterback Troy Aikman, receiver Michael Irvin, and the NFL's leading rusher, Emmitt Smith. The defense was just as impressive. Linebacker Ken Norton Jr. and pass rusher Charles Haley inspired a stingy unit to become a championship caliber one by the playoffs. The Cowboys then peaked at the right time, beating the 49ers in an epic NFC Championship Game in San Francisco, and dominating the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVII. Join NFL Films as they retell the story of how the 1992 Cowboys... Less

The team wasn't especially big, quick, or flashy. It rarely blew away opponents. Its best player was a fullback, its defense was anonymous, and it played without its Pro Bowl quarterback for most of the year. Still, the 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only team to finish a season undefeated -- 17-0, to be exact -- in National Football League history. Fresh off a Super Bowl loss the season prior, Miami played like a team determined to win a championship, racking up 14 straight regular season wins. The Dolphins offense relied heavily on their ground game, running the ball 613 times and boasting the first pair of 1,000-yard runners in Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris. On the other side of the ball, the No Name Defense was no less dominant, giving up the fewest points in the league. Then, in the... Less

For most NFL players, the onset of retirement is a sad occasion. Not so for Jerome Bettis. After Super Bowl XL, Bettis, the heart and soul of the Pittsburgh Steelers, hung up his cleats with the Vince Lombardi Trophy in his hands. Entering the 2005 season, many thought Bettis' prolific career was still incomplete. Nicknamed The Bus for his battering runs, he was one of the league's greatest players to have never won a world title. Still, the Steelers team around him had all the markings of a champion; a precocious quarterback, a physical defense, and the motivation to win a ring for their future Hall of Famer. It didn't come easy. After an 11-5 regular season, Pittsburgh became the first sixth-seeded team to reach a Super Bowl, winning three dramatic playoff games on the road. Then, in... Less

Join NFL Films as they retell the story of the 1978 Steelers, a team that helped secure Bradshaw's Hall of Fame legacy. America's Game uses exclusive interviews from Bradshaw, Rocky Bleier and Mel Blount to recount the story of one of the most dominant teams in NFL history. Terry Bradshaw was always at his best on Super Bowl Sundays. The Pittsburgh quarterback went a perfect 4-0 in Super Bowl play during the 1970s, throwing for 932 yards and nine touchdowns combined as the Steelers became a dynasty. But Bradshaw's most validating season during that run, and perhaps in his entire career, came in 1978. Bradshaw led the AFC in passing as the Steelers went 14 and 2 during the regular season. His main target was Lynn Swann, who posted career highs in catches and receiving yards. In the... Less

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365 Day No Hassle Returns! The Lombardi Trophy was on its way back to Lombardi Country. The Packers won Super Bowls I and II in the mid-1960s by playing with confidence and faith. Nearly 30 years later, Green Bay’s 1996 team, led by coach Mike Holmgren, used those same virtues to carry the franchise to its third Super Bowl title. This DVD uses exclusive interviews with Holmgren, Brett Favre and Desmond Howard to retell the story of a team that brought the Lombardi Trophy back where it belonged. Playing time: 59 minutes

Prior to the 1968 season, the AFL was considered a minor league compared to the more established NFL. The league had already lost Super Bowls I and II. So the success of the New York Jets, and their quarterback, Joe Namath, could not have come at a better moment. Namath, who had a quick release and charisma to burn, piloted a Jets offense that set a franchise record by scoring 419 points that season. Still, his high-flying attack played into the perception that the AFL had finesse teams. But the Jets also led the league in defense, and possessed a punishing ground game that produced 22 touchdowns. This was a veteran group that bowed to no one - not even the powerful Baltimore Colts of the NFL. The Colts were heavily favored over the Jets entering Super Bowl III, which made Namath's now... Less

The team wasn't especially big, quick, or flashy. It rarely blew away opponents. Its best player was a fullback, its defense was anonymous, and it played without its Pro Bowl quarterback for most of the year. Still, the 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only team to finish a season undefeated -- 17-0, to be exact -- in National Football League history. Fresh off a Super Bowl loss the season prior, Miami played like a team determined to win a championship, racking up 14 straight regular season wins. The Dolphins offense relied heavily on their ground game, running the ball 613 times and boasting the first pair of 1,000-yard runners in Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris. On the other side of the ball, the No Name Defense was no less dominant, giving up the fewest points in the league. Then, in the... Less

Vincent Thomas Lombardi knew how to make a good first impression. One hour into Lombardi's first mini-camp as head coach of the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Bart Starr took a break, ran to the nearest pay phone in the team office, and called his wife. Honey, we're going to begin to win, Starr said excitedly. That was in 1959. Eight seasons later, Lombardi had transformed the Packers into four-time NFL champions. Still, in January of 1967, there was one more team to play after the NFL title was won. In front of 61,946 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Green Bay faced the Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League in what was called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game, later renamed Super BowlI. There, Lombardi stayed with what had worked throughout his career: Here's the... Less

365 Day No Hassle Returns! With quarterback Joe Montana at the controls, the Niners were a dominant passing team, winning four Super Bowls in the 1980s. And of those four, their record-setting season in 1984 may have best captured the deadly efficiency of the West Coast attack. Join NFL Films as they retell the story of the '84 49ers, a club as balanced as any in pro football history. America's Game uses exclusive interviews from Russ Francis, Keena Turner and Dwight Hicks to recount SF's road to a championship. Playing time: 60 minutes.

With three Super Bowl wins in four years (2001-2004)-a feat equaled only by the Dallas Cowboys-the New England Patriots have established themselves as the first NFL dynasty of the 21st Century. In Week 2 of the 2001 season, Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe took a vicious blow from Jets linebacker Mo Lewis, and the 2001 season seemed lost. But backup Tom Brady stepped in-and New England sports history was changed forever. By the time Bledsoe returned, Brady had compiled a 5-3 record as a starter, and head coach Bill Belichick stayed with him. That decision paid off in the final minutes of Super Bowl XXXVI, when Brady drove the Patriots 53 yards to set up the biggest kick of Adam Vinatieri's career - a 48-yarder for the title. Less than a week before the start of the 2003 season,... Less

The Denver Broncos have one of the greatest winning traditions of any NFL team in the years since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger. But although the Broncos had made it to the Super Bowl four times (XII, XXI, XXII, and XXIV), they had come up short each time. That all changed in the late '90s. In 1997, entering his 15th NFL season, Denver quarterback John Elway had one thing missing from his resume: a Super Bowl ring. This year, Elway had all the help he needed-head coach Mike Shanahan, one of the most innovative minds in football; Terrell Davis, the AFC's leading rusher; and a defense studded with stars like Steve Atwater, Shannon Sharpe, and Neil Smith. Denver finished the regular season at 12-4 and entered theplayoffs as a wild card. Three playoff victories later, the Broncos had reached... Less

They entered Super Bowl IV as 13-point underdogs. But the 1969 Kansas City Chiefs' decisive victory over the Minnesota Vikings put to rest any questions as to whether the fledgling American Football League could compete against the established NFL. It also validated the careers of five future Hall of Fame players and their flamboyant head coach Hank Stram. To become world champions, Kansas City had to overcome more than its share of adversity. Quarterback Len Dawson missed nearly half the season with a knee injury, then was forced to deal with family tragedy and a shocking news story. As told by Len Dawson, Jim Lynch and Willie Lanier, America's Game chronicles the story of the 1969 Kansas City Chiefs from the players' perspective - taking you beyond the headlines of the day and putting... Less

NFL Super Bowl XLI offers highlights from the game that saw Peyton Manning throw off the suspicion that he couldn't win the big one after he defeated the superb defense of the Chicago Bears in a rain drenched 29-17 battle. The program features highlights from the game, as well as from throughout that championship season. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

365 Day No Hassle Returns! They entered Super Bowl IV as 13-point underdogs. But the 1969 Chiefs' decisive victory over the Vikings put to rest any questions as to whether the fledging AFL could compete with the established NFL. It also validated the careers of five future Hall of Fame players and their flamboyant head coach Hank Stram. As told by Len Dawson, Jim Lynch and Willie Lanier, America’s Game chronicles the story of the 1969 KC Chiefs from the player’s perspective – taking you beyond the headlines of the day and putting you right onto the field. Playing time: 66 minutes.