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That's correct, production houses such as NFL Films tend to only make their material available to media outlets, not individual consumers. I have quite a bit of their music (although not the track you're looking for), and I've gotten most of it from other collectors who owned LPs or CDs of that mate...

Bobby Douglass comes to mind. Pretty much the epitome of "million-dollar arm, ten-cent brain."

Plenty more information in this thread: https://profootballresearchers.com/foru ... php?t=5674

A couple of Vikings games that aren't on YouTube can be found here: https://radiotapes.com/sports-airchecks/#Vikings

Yes, nice job -- not just on the data but also the web page.

Another factor that adds to the retrospective glow of MNF is that in 1990, the NFL mandated that each team must appear on at least one prime-time game per year. Especially during the TNT years, that meant some real dud matchups got thrown into the Thursday night and Sunday night slots.

Matt Suhey, who played running back for the Bears, died Sept. 6 at age 68.

https://wgntv.com/sports/matt-suhey-dies-at-68/

Bob Lee, who played quarterback for the Vikings, Falcons, and Rams, died Aug. 16 at age 81.

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/forme ... ccounter=1

Related to the first post, I recall a year (1975, I think) when the Giants played their first few games with blank helmets because they hadn't put their new logo on them yet. How do you not have that figured out by the time the season starts?

The Vikings' failure to win a Super Bowl almost defies human understanding. They've made the post-season 32 times since 1968. In that time span, only two teams (Dallas and Pittsburgh) have made the playoffs more times, and they’ve got 11 Lombardis between them. The two teams just below Minnesota (Sa...