# DVD Transfer 51 (Mid-Late 2000s NFL Films Recordings)

(c)2003-2007 NFL Films-National Football League DVD transfer 51; all of which are NFL Films highlights. The first two are transfers from VHS tapes recorded around 2003-2004. All but the last of these are under the 90-minute NFL's Greatest Games banner. CONTENTS 1. NFL's Greatest Games: 1981 NFC Championship Game (San Francisco 49ers vs. Dallas Cowboys; best known for "The Catch" by Dwight Clark that provided the winning points in the 49ers' 28-27 victory over the Cowboys. Recorded around mid-November 2004 {not sure of exact date; but the ESPN BottomLine scroll includes a headline involving the resignation of Miami Dolphins head coach Dave Wannstedt during the Dolphins' bye week}. Also, a rare pre-2000s NFL Films clip in which the broadcast audio used was not the local radio broadcast; with the audio here coming from CBS Radio, which reunited Jack Buck and Pat Summerall {Summerall, normally the #1 play-by-play man for CBS television and who had been chosen over Vin Scully to retain his position as the top guy and thus the right to work alongside newly-promoted #1 color commentator John Madden, had worked with Buck from time to time as a color commentator - having called Super Bowl IV for CBS \[the only time Jack Buck called a Super Bowl on TV\] and the first half of the 1974 season after Buck was promoted to the #1 spot following the departure of Ray Scott; only for CBS management - feeling the two sounded too similar - to demote Buck and move Summerall to the #1 play-by-play…

- Kind: Film
- By: NFL Films-National Football League; NFL Network; ESPN Classic-The Walt Disney Company/Hearst Corporation
- Genres: Western
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/dvd-transfer-51)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Teens profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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