NFL Films (very sad day)

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2012-09-18 2:51 PM

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Subject: NFL Films (very sad day)

Steve Sabol passed away to brain cancer at the age of 69.   http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000063643/article/steve-sabol-president-of-nfl-films-dies

RIP Steve.

Cancer still sucks.



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2012-09-18 3:00 PM
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Yes.

CANCER SUCKS!

2012-09-18 3:04 PM
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Bummer LOVE what he and his father did with NFL films...
2012-09-19 12:20 PM
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Very sad. I used to watch all the Football Follies videos like the Headcracker Suite and Hi Mom opera when I was a kid, and loved every one.  He had some creative genius there.  RIP Steve.
2012-09-19 12:24 PM
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djastroman - 2012-09-19 1:20 PM Very sad. I used to watch all the Football Follies videos like the Headcracker Suite and Hi Mom opera when I was a kid, and loved every one.  He had some creative genius there.  RIP Steve.

+ 1,000,000

Easily one of my favorite things to see on TV since I was a kid. Loved anything NFL Films growing up (pre-cable era) as it was the only way I usually saw any type of non-local NFL star actually play. Was also a fun way to see what nutty things Conrad Dobler had done that week.

RIP Steve. Thank you for everything.

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