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 | Few people have spent as much time around the National Football League as has Richard Whittingham. He has written more than 15 books on professional football, including the definitive histories of the New York Giants, the Chicago Bears, the Washington Redskins, and the Dallas Cowboys. Sunday's Heroes was born out of Whittingham's many years of researching the league and its history, and from his hundreds of interviews with players, coaches, owners and journalists. The finished product is a compilation of stories, vignettes, and first-person accounts that successfully bring to life the blood, sweat, tears, triumph, laughter, and cheers that have defined the National Football League for more than 80 seasons. Pat Summersall provides a thoughtful, reflective introduction about his more than 50-year association with the NFL, and then Whittingham's collection of essays and interviews introduce the reader to the human side of the league, beginning with the legendary figures that began the league, right up to today's players and the upcoming and laugh with such figures as Jim Thorpe and Red Grange, George Halas and Art Rooney, Grantland Rice and John Madden, Dick Butkus and Ray Nitschke, John Unitas and Joe Montana, and so many more. Whittingham's access to so many NFL greats over the years provides us access to their own thoughts and stories, putting Sunday's Heroes in a class by itself. 240 Pages (less) | $29  Online Sports |
|  | Sports Memorabilia. On January 11, 1946, Bell was selected to replace Elmer Layden as NFL commissioner and subsequently sold his ownership in the Steelers after being given a three-year contract at $25,000 per year. One year later, the contract was changed to a five-year pact at the same salary, a move that was followed in 1949 by a ten-year agreement that boosted his annual pay to $30,000.Among his accomplishments as commissioner, Bell merged the league with the All-America Football Conference, developed the league's relationship with the new medium of television, and did battle with the Canadian Football League over scheduling and player rights. He also coined the phrase, On any given Sunday, any team can beat any other team. (less)Sports Memorabilia LLC | $375 amazon.com |
|  | Super Bowl XVIII Patch and Game Details Card. Super Bowl XVIII was the 18th Super Bowl, the championship game of the National Football League (NFL). The game was played on January 22, 1984 at Tampa Stadium in Tampa, Florida following the 1983 regular season. The American Football Conference (AFC) champion Raiders, who were playing out of Los Angeles at that time, defeated the National Football Conference (NFC) champion Washington Redskins, 389. The Raiders' 38 points and their 29 point margin of victory were both Super Bowl records. The fact that the Redskins had come into the game as the heavily-favored team but left with such a humiliating defeat led Super Bowl XVIII to be known as "Black Sunday," in reference to the Raiders' team colors. Raiders' running back Marcus Allen was the Super Bowl MVP, carrying the ball 20 times, for a then-record total of 191 yards and two touchdowns, including a spectacular 74-yard run in the third quarter. His 74 yard run and his 9.6 yards per carry ... (less)Hollywood Collectibles | $54 amazon.com |
|  | For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football's most anonymous team, tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC's best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring, enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander, who led the NFL in rushing while punching in a record-shattering 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, fullback Mack Strong, and linemen Walter Jones, Steve Hutchinson and Robbie Tobeck were named to the Pro Bowl. On the other side of the ball rookie Lofa Tatupu was one of eight new starters on defense who transformed that unit into one of the league's finest. Here are all the highlights, from opening day right through Super Sunday -- the sights and sounds of every game in this special salute to the greatest season in Seahawks' history. Officially Licensed by the NFL (less)Team Marketing | $20 amazon.com |
|  | NFL Memorabilia & NFL DVD's. For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football's most anonymous team tucked away in the Pacific Northwest far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC's best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander who led the NFL in rushing while punching in a record-shattering 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck fullback Mack Strong and linemen Walter Jones Steve Hutchinson and Robbie Tobeck were named to the Pro Bowl. On the other side of the ball rookie Lofa Tatupu was one of eight new starters on defense who transformed that unit into one of the league's finest. Here are all the highlights from opening day right through Super Sunday -- the sights and sounds of every game in this special salute to the greatest season in Seahawks' history. (less)Sports Memorabilia LLC | $20 amazon.com |
|  | For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football's most anonymous team, tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC's best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring, enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander, who led the NFL in rushing while punching in a record-shattering 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, fullback Mack Strong, and linemen Walter Jones, Steve Hutchinson and Robbie Tobeck were named to the Pro Bowl. On the other side of the ball rookie Lofa Tatupu was one of eight new starters on defense who transformed that unit into one of the league's finest. Here are all the highlights, from opening day right through Super Sunday -- the sights and sounds of every game in this special salute to the greatest season in Seahawks' history. (less)Team Marketing | $20 amazon.com |
|  | For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football's most anonymous team, tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC's best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring, enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander, who led the NFL in rushing while punching in a record-shattering 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, fullback Mack Strong, and linemen Walter Jones, Steve Hutchinson and Robbie Tobeck were named to the Pro Bowl. On the other side of the ball rookie Lofa Tatupu was one of eight new starters on defense who transformed that unit into one of the league's finest. Here are all the highlights, from opening day right through Super Sunday -- the sights and sounds of every game in this special salute to the greatest season in Seahawks' history. (less)Warner | $20 amazon.com |
|  | For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football's most anonymous team, tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC's best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring, enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander, who led the NFL in rushing while punching in a record-shattering 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, fullback Mack Strong, and linemen Walter Jones, Steve Hutchinson and Robbie Tobeck were named to the Pro Bowl. On the other side of the ball rookie Lofa Tatupu was one of eight new starters on defense who transformed that unit into one of the league's finest. Here are all the highlights, from opening day right through Super Sunday -- the sights and sounds of every game in this special salute to the greatest season in Seahawks' history. (less)Autograph Warehouse (AW Authentic) | $20 amazon.com |
|  | For nearly three decades the Seattle Seahawks were pro football's most anonymous team, tucked away in the Pacific Northwest, far removed from the media spotlight. But in 2005 the Seahawks could no longer be ignored. They posted the NFC's best record at 13-3 and led the league in scoring, enroute to their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. Team stars included league MVP Shaun Alexander, who led the NFL in rushing while punching in a record-shattering 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, fullback Mack Strong, and linemen Walter Jones, Steve Hutchinson and Robbie Tobeck were named to the Pro Bowl. On the other side of the ball rookie Lofa Tatupu was one of eight new starters on defense who transformed that unit into one of the league's finest. Here are all the highlights, from opening day right through Super Sunday -- the sights and sounds of every game in this special salute to the greatest season in Seahawks' history. (less)Team Marketing | $16 amazon.com |
|  | American Football League 1961 T-Shirt in black from Junk Food. Brand new Junk Food licensed NFL T-Shirts! Vintage prints, super soft cotton, and a great fit is what makes these tees the perfect Sunday get-up. Junk Food Clothing is the preeminent world wide resource for taking American pop culture and turning it into wearable art, at a very affordable price. Made in the USA. (less) | $28 amazon.com |
|  | Every Sunday in the NFL, an epic battle rages between the offense and defense. Every play is a struggle, with each side relentlessly pursuing every single yard. In Madden NFL 10, you will join the fight and experience first-hand what it’s like to Fight For Every Yard. With the all-new Pro-Tak animation technology, you will have more control over the outcome of a play than ever before. Whether driving your receiver towards the first down, or battling for a fumble at the bottom of a pile, the play won’t be over until the whistle blows. Madden NFL 10 also lets you take your fight online with an all-new Online Franchise mode, complete with 32 teams, NFL-style drafts, and a custom league webpage. Add to that the most immersive broadcast presentation to date, and Madden NFL 10 gives you everything you see on Sundays, minus the grass stains. (less)Platform: PlayStation 3 | $44 - $70  34 Merchants |
|  | Longest Yard - In this rough-and tumble movie, actually filmed on-location at the Georgia State Prison, the cons are the heroes and the guards are the heavies. Eddie Albert is the sadistic warden who'll gladly make any sacrifice to push his guards' semi-pro football team to the national championship. Burt Reynolds plays one-time pro quarterback Paul Crewe, now behind bars for leading State Police on a wild chase in a "borrowed car" and more. He agrees to organize a prisoners' team to play the guards. The warden intercedes to assure that his goon squad will meet only passive resistance from Crewe's "Mean Machine." But the license to pound on their hated guards is a big incentive for murderers and thieves to learn strategy. North Dallas Forty - In a society in which major league sporting events have replaced Sunday worship as the religion of choice, North Dallas Forty appears like a desecration at the altar. In this film, directed by Ted Kotcheff (The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz)... (less) Actors: Football Triple Feature | $12 - $27 8 Merchants |
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