DVD Transfer 78 (Week 1 of ESPN NFL Coverage)

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(c)2003 National Football League; ESPN-The Walt Disney Company/Hearst Corporation

DVD Transfer 78 contains the following:

1. ESPN NFL PrimeTime (Chris Berman and Tom Jackson look at all of the highlights of the afternoon games of the first Sunday of the 2003 NFL season) 2. ESPN Sunday Night Football (Oakland Raiders at Tennessee Titans; calling the action are Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann, Paul Maguire and Suzy Kolber on the sidelines. The game - a rematch of the previous season's AFC Championship game - would see the Titans get revenge for their loss at the hands of the defending AFC champs 25-20. Tennessee would go on to clinch a wild-card spot after finishing at 12-4 {tying them with the Indianapolis Colts for first in the AFC South; the Colts won the division based on the head-to-head tiebreaker, having swept Tennessee} and advancing to the AFC Divisional round before losing 17-14 to the eventual Super Bowl XXXVIII champion Patriots. The Raiders fared far worse, suffering one of the worst Super Bowl hangovers in history by falling to 4-12 {tying them with San Diego for last in the AFC West; the Raiders finishing ahead of the Chargers due to having a slightly better conference record [3-9 to San Diego's 2-10] as well as tying them with the Chargers, New York Giants and Arizona Cardinals for the worst record in the league}. The Silver and Black would not make the postseason again in owner Al Davis' lifetime, as they would next appear in the playoffs in 2016 and then again in 2021; their second season after moving to Las Vegas. National anthem performed by Leann Rimes) 3. Monday Night Countdown (here, the crew of Stuart Scott, Michael Irvin, Ron Jaworski and Chris Mortensen analyze Week 1 of the season in the leadup to the Monday Night game pitting the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers against the Philadelphia Eagles in a rematch of the NFC Title game {held at brand spanking new Lincoln Financial Field; which replaced Veterans Stadium as the Eagles' home following the previous season's NFC Championship Game}. Among the stories discussed was the communication breakdown involving the Rams when the remainder of the team was apparently unaware that Kurt Warner's concussion was serious enough that he ended up spending the night in a New York-area hospital)

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