NFL Films to relive one great weekend
(Jan. 12, 2004) -- Coming off one of the greatest weekends in NFL playoff history, NFL Network will air one-hour versions of each of the NFL Divisional Playoff games as part of the Game of the Week (available in High Definition) series seen only on NFL Network. Fans will be able to experience all the pivotal moments from two overtime battles and two games which came down to the final possession of regulation.
The dates and times are as follows:
Wednesday, Jan.14 at 9 p.m. ET: Carolina at St. Louis
Thursday, Jan.15 at 9 p.m. ET: Green Bay at Philadelphia
Friday, Jan.16 at 9 p.m. ET: Indianapolis at Kansas City
Friday, Jan. 16 at 10 p.m. ET: Tennessee at New England
Each show explores the key personnel matchups, highlights outstanding performances and breaks down crucial plays. Game of the Week reviews the game quarter by quarter, showing fans how fourth-quarter and overtime plays are set up by what happened earlier in the game.
"This was one of the greatest weekends of football that I have ever been a part of," said NFL Films President Steve Sabol, one of only 12 people to witness every Super Bowl in person. "NFL Network's Game of the Week is the only place on television where a fan can review these unbelievable games in depth like this and I can't wait to watch these games again."
Game of the Week combines a week's worth of research and analysis with approximately 16,000 feet of NFL Films' signature slow-motion cinematography and exclusive sideline sound to give fans a unique and in-depth perspective of how the game was won and lost.
