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Any Given Sunday...2011 Giants all the way!

ALEX SMITH! THE PLAY OF DREAMS!

@ZachKsYou Many great shootouts between Rodgers and Manning forthcoming, I think.

@slicknick262 "The Day Has Come". It's an NFL Films track...it's available on i-Tunes on the America's Game Volume 6 album.

@TheRetro64 I could watch that final drive of Super Bowl X over and over...one of the best sequences in NFL Films history IMHO. Kind of reminds me of the way this year's Super Bowl ended.

THREE SECONDS LEFT...time for one last play in Super Bowl X...one last chance for the Cowboys to realize ...

Also used in the Jets' highlight video that year as a segue from The Heidi Bowl to the AFL Championship game.

This is what every quarterback lives for, a chance to win the game. Can Eli Manning do it? Gotta go 83 yards in 2:39...

It's all you, Eli!

Still get chills when I hear Mike Carey say that in the Super Bowl 42 highlight film.

Now available on i-Tunes, if anyone wants to download. Thank you, NFL! Finally!

Vince Lombardi brought the victory smile back to Sonny Jurgensen, as the Redskins enjoyed their first winning season since 1955.

1969 NFL year-in-review film, narrated by Pat Summerall.

1960. That is all.

GIANTS!!!

Craig Morton's soggy throwing arm misfired and Cleveland was quick to convert opportunity into points.

Played over highlights of the Browns' 38-14 upset of the Cowboys in the 1969 playoffs during that year's NFL Season In Review film.

Don Horn showed that he has learned his lessons well...and although the Pack never did make it back in 1969, Horn's five touchdowns against St. Louis provided ample evidence that they may make it in 1970, as the Packers witness the dawning of a new era and the passing of the old.

1969 NFL Year i...

@TheRetro64 Kinlaw's a real pain in our ass!

Played over highlights of the Chiefs' offense in their 1969 highlight film...

...and of course, Otis Taylor. THE GAMEBREAKER!

...but it was left to Johnny Sample and the defense to secure victory.

Jaworski overthrowing a wide open receiver at the end of the first half that could have made the score 14-10 at halftime.

Always played at the start of the 2nd half of Giants games at Met Life Stadium...

Always played right before the 2nd half kickoff at Giants games!

@AUgrad00 Pretty heavy stuff, especially coming from such a great player. It shows you the human side of these guys; a loss can be heartbreaking in the NFL the same way it can be for 16-year olds in high school.

@AlansArchives I worked at a supermarket in college and they always played this over the loudspeaker during the holiday season. It was in pretty heavy rotation.

@bbobs327 One day, man. I like their young guys. I think Lou has us on the right path again.

Fuck all the bullshit...SHINE ON! SHINE ON!

@apollo792 Probably. I mean, he seems like a pretty level-headed guy, so I'm sure he's gotten over it, but there must be times when he says "it would have been nice to win at least one of them". It's only natural if you're in sports; you're a competitor. I guess you can't get depressed over it...

@44mtus Yeah, it never made it onto Autumn Thunder or any of the albums released on iTunes in the past few years. I wish they'd release the rest of the NFL Films music library.

Gee, that won't stand out too much in Newark, NJ. Nice wheels, Kovy!

@eli5127 Hell yeah. I can't deny it.

The song has a great vibe.

I liked '93 because you couldn't rely on the one-timer as a crutch.

That's what you get for creepin', kid. You get two seconds to stare; after that, it's weird.

Where's the "love" button? LMFAO!

Very underrated band.