Roy Hart
If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.
Danny Blankenship
This award winning series has now been a winner on the "NFL Network" for many seasons as the stories and profiles of league moments and players are interesting and informative really it's a historical football show that a viewer can learn things. Also the series shows the finer moments from each profile's playing days thru the early playing days to retirement often highlighting the high and low points. Plus interviews with each subject and those surrounding him are given and the moments of life good and bad are showcased. Really what more can I say this is a football fan's dream it's a joy to watch with the informative information combined with award winning footage from "NFL Films". It's always a journey pleasure to watch every football season on "NFL Network".
John T. Ryan
WHEN RECORDING STARS reach a certain point in their careers, they usually cut a "Best Of" album. Likewise, when an outstanding player, coach or even player/coach has finished his career in the game and on the sidelines or has "cashed in his chips", an appropriate installment of A FOOTBALL LIFE is the order of the day.THE SERIES IS long overdue as a reality and historical record of what went before "I" discovered the game and why things are the way that they are. Whatever the field of endeavor and interest, they did not begin when the current generation became aware of them. History is the order of the day and it is all embracing; covering all that is the culture of mankind.WHAT WE WOULD like to see is a program dedicated to and featuring the exploits and contributions of NFL Films founder, Ed Sabol (1916-2015) and his son, Steve Sabol(1942-2012); who had served as President of the company until his premature death.BOTH THE SENIOR Sabol and the son had very interesting and varied life experiences. Ed was an outstanding swimmer at Ohio State University (refusing to compete in the 1936 Berlin Olympics in Nazi Germany), a Broadway Stage Actor and a member of the RITZ BROTHERS Comedy Act; before founding what would later become NFL Films.ASS FOR SON, Steve, he had a most eclectic collection of interests and activities. He played Fullback at Colorado College, was a successful competitive bodybuilder, having won the AAU Greater Mr. Philadelphia contest (as a neophyte), loved motorcycles, super hero comics, was a photographer, narrator, writer and artist on NFL Film Productions; which he won 35 Emmy Awards. AND FINALLY, AS the great man once said:"History is much more than a book that you keep the shelf!" (NOW GUESS WHAT, Schultz; that "Great Man" is me.)
