You Know How I Came Up With

Look At A Football Field. It Looks Like A Big Movie Screen. This Is Theatre. Football Combines The Strategy Of Chess. It's Part Ballet. It's Part Battleground, Part Playground. We Clarify, Amplify And Glorify The Game With Our Footage, The Narration And That Music, And In The End Create An Inspirational Piece Of Footage.

When My Father Bid $5,000 For The 1962 Championship Game, That Was A Huge Amount. It Was Double The Bid The Year Before. Pete Rozelle Was Flabbergasted. Who Was This Guy Who Was Willing To Spend So Much Money On What Seemed Like Relatively Worthless Rights To The Nfl Championship Game?

My Dad Has A Great Expression. He Always Says, 'tell Me A Fact And I'll Learn, Tell Me The Truth And I Believe, But Tell Me A Story, And It Will Live In My Heart Forever.' Interestingly Enough Now, My Dad's Story Is Going To Be In Canton And Hopefully That Will Live Forever, Too.

If You Can Show Something As Complicated As Two People Falling In Love With Just Music And Camera Angles, Well, Just Think About What You Can Do With Football.

I Have Loved Football As An Almost Mythic Game Since I Was In The Fourth Grade. To Me, The Game Wasn't Even Grounded In Reality. The Uniform Turned You Into A Warrior. Being On A Team, The Mythology Of Physical Combat, The Struggle Against The Elements, The Narrative Of The Game.