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Road to the Playoffs ROAD TO THE PLAYOFFS 01:00:00 IT’S ALL ON THE LINE TONIGHT…FOR US, TOGETHER. FOR EACH OTHER! WE GOT ICE IN OUR VEINS. WE DO NOT GET ON THE EMOTIONAL ROLLERCOASTER. WE PLAY COLD, BUDDY. YOU ARE CRAZY!! 10.0. HE STUCK THE LANDING. AT THE END OF THIS GAME, HE COULD LEAD THE ENTIRE NFL AT RUSHING. I’VE SAID IT A MILLION TIMES. THEY CANNOT COVER MILES AUSTIN. WE PLAY TOGETHER! WHO DO WE WANT TO BEAT! WHO DO WE WANT TO BE?! YOU ALL WANT TO BE JETS OR YA ALL WANT TO BE CHUMPS?!! 01:01:04 ‐ SOUNDS OF SUMMER TRAINING CAMP O.K. LET’S GO FELLAS. FIRST MORNING PRACTICE. MAKE SURE YOU’RE PUSHING EACH OTHER HEARD ALL DAY. LET’S GET BETTER! I LOVE THE FALSE ENTHUSIASM. HEY, I WANT TO SEE IF WE CAN MAKE ONE OF YOU GUYS QUIT TODAY. HEY ROGER, JUST DO ME A FAVOR TODAY. (O.K.) MAKE SURE 77 IS WORKING. (ALRIGHT.) YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? JUST CHECK ON HIM. IF AT THE END OF THE DAY YOU FIND IT’S NOT UP TO SNUFF, IT’S NOT EXCELLENT (O.K.) THEN WE’LL HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT, ALRIGHT? (ALRIGHT. I’LL MAKE SURE.) JUST MAKE SURE. I HEARD YOU’RE NERVOUS. YOU’RE SCARED. LIKE A LITTLE BIRD IN A NEST. SHIVERING BIRD IN A NEST. (ARE YOU SERIOUS?) YEA, THAT’S WHAT I HEARD MAN. YOU GOT A CHANCE AND YOU’RE NOT SURE HOW TO HANDLE IT. YOU’RE KIND OF AFRAID (NO.) I HEARD. (NO.) I’M GONNA LOOK AT YOU REAL CLOSE TODAY TO SEE IF YOU’RE HIGHLY CONDITIONED AND READY TO GO. YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? AND IF YOU’RE NOT I’M GONNA PUT YOU IN THE NEWS. 77 DO ME A FAVOR? (YES SIR.) WOULD YOU CHECK ON 76? (YES SIR.) MAKE SURE HE’S EXCELLENT IN EVERYTHING HE DOES; AND IF HE’S NOT YOU’LL LET ME KNOW, RIGHT? HUDDLE ‘EM UP. HUDDLE ‘EM UP. HUDDLE ‘EM UP. LET’S GO. UP TEMPO. GET SOMETHING OUT OF TODAY’S PRACTICE. LET’S WORK. LET’S WORK. LET’S WORK. LET’S EARN IT. Page 1 of 20 HEY FELLAS, IT’S GREAT TO SEE YOU UP. LET’S GET IT RIGHT NOW. RIGHT FROM THE GET‐GO, FIRST STEP WE TAKE. FIRST STEP WE TAKE! SOME OF YOU GUYS LOOK LIKE YOU’RE STILL ASLEEP. LET’S GO. LET’S GO. LET’S GO. LET’S GO. YOU GUYS GONNA BE EITHER THE DEAD INDIANS OR THE COWBOY IN MY WESTERN MOVIE TONIGHT. EITHER WAY, YOU’RE GONNA BE IN THE MOVIE. THAT’S WHAT I’M TELLING YOU. NOW YOU GOTTA UNDERSTAND IT’S NOT ABOUT BEING COOL. IT’S ABOUT BEING GOOD. ABOUT BEING GOOD. UH OH. OOPS. AHH. GOD DING IT! LET’S GO MEN. LET’S GO MEN! YOU’RE IN THE MEETINGS! HE GOES OVER THE DRILLS. HELL IT AIN’T…GOD ALMIGHTY! THEE ARE PERFECT PLAYS, O.K. YOU GUYS NEED TO BE PERFECT AND GOOD. THE EFFORT’S GOTTA BE GOOD AND THE FINISH HAS GOTTA BE GOOD OR IT DON’T COUNT. FINISHING CAN’T BE A COACHING POINT TODAY. IF IT’S NEVER A COACHING POINT, THAT’S GONNA BE A GOOD PERIOD. FINISH EVERY DAMN BLOCK IN THAT PERIOD TODAY. LET SOMETHING ELSE BE A COACHING POINT TODAY. CAN YOU ALL COMMIT TO THAT? GREAT. I’LL SEE YOU THERE. THIS SHOULD BE INTERESTING. FINISH. THIS AIN’T THE SENIOR BOWL NO MORE. FINISH! FINISH IT. FINISH IT. WORK IT AND FINISH. FINISH. FINISH. FINISH! HEY 30! HEY 47! Page 2 of 20 IT’S O.K. TO FINISH! GO INTO THE BALL! IT’S O.K. TO HUSTLE AND FINISH! GO RUN FOR THE BALL! COME ON! YOU’RE TRYING TO MAKE THIS BALL CLUB. YOU’RE LOOKING LIKE THE DEAD INDIAN IN MY COWBOY MOVIE TONIGHT D.J.! I WANT YOU GUYS TO BE GREAT. I AIN’T INTERESTED IN YOU GUYS BEING GOOD. HEY 27, I AIN’T INTERESTED IN YOU BEING GOOD. I WANT YOU TO BE GREAT. I’M LOOKING FOR DEAD INDIANS FOR MY COWBOY MOVIE! OH GOSH! LOOK AT LITTLE 35 GO. THAT’S BIG TIME, O.K.! YOU DO THAT…WE’LL RUN IT ALL DAY THERE! LET’S GO! LET’S GO! LET’S GO! KEEP THE CLOCK TICKING! CLOCK’S RUNNING! CLOCK’S RUNNING! HERE WE GO! CLOCK’S GOING! ONE PLAY LEFT! GAME’S ON THE LINE! LET’S SEE WHAT YOU GOT. HERE WE GO. HERE WE GO. LET IT RIP! WE GOT HIM! WE GOT HIM! WE GOT HIM! THAT’S A TOUCHDOWN. THAT’S A TOUCHDOWN. WHAT A WAY TO END IT. GREAT JOB JOE. WOW. GOD, GUYS ARE WORKING THEIR TAILS OFF. LOVE IT! THAT KID CAN PLAY RIGHT THERE MAN. DUDE CAN PLAY. YOU’RE PRAISED. NOTHING BOTHERS YOU. EVEN WHEN I TRIED TO RATTLE YOU BACK THERE YOU KIND OF JUST GAVE ME THAT LOOK..LIKE YOU’RE NOT IMPRESSED. THAT’S THE GREAT THING ABOUT COMPETITION. BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN EVERYBODY. RADIO ‐ IT WAS A LONG TEDIOUS OFF‐SEASON WITH ALL THE LABOR UNREST. IT WAS SUCH A STRANGE OFFSEASON BUT NOW IT FEELS LIKE FOOTBALL AND WE CAN’T WAIT TO GET IT UNDERWAY. WEEK 1. THIS IS ABOUT TO GO DOWN..SALUTE ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN OVERSEAS. WE APPRECIATE EVERYTHING YOU DO. IT’S GO TIME BABY. Page 3 of 20 01:05:38 WE LAY IT ALL ON THE LINE TONIGHT FOR US TOGETHER! FOR EACH OTHER, ALRIGHT! MATURITY STARTS TONIGHT. WEEK 1 BABY. ANOTHER SEASON. LET’S GO BABY. PLAYTIME IS OVER. IT’S HERE! IT’S HERE! RADIO – DROPS BACK, LOBS ONE. BACK TO THE CORNER OF THE END ZONE. IT IS CAUGHT! TOUCHDOWN! RADIO ‐ GONNA THROW. BACK LEFT SIDE OF THE END ZONE. CAUGHT BY ..! TOUCHDOWN BEARS! RADIO ‐ 30 TAKES THE SNAP. BACK TO THROW. GETS RID OF IT DOWN THE FIELD. CAUGHT 20 YD. LINE. 30! 35, 40! DOWN THE LEFT SIDELINE! HE’S GONNA GO THE DISTANCE. BRADY FIRES A 99 YD. TD. PASS. RADIO – MCCOY LOOKING TO GET IT DEEP DOWNFIELD. HE’S GOT A MAN WIDE OPEN. IT’S WATSON! TOUCHDOWN CLEVELAND. RADIO ‐ CAUGHT! TOUCHDOWN! ED DIXON! WHAT A THROW! WOW! RADIO – BACK SHOULDER THROW FOR BURRESS! HE MAKES THE CATCH AT THE PYLON. TOUCHDOWN JETS! RADIO – AND HE THROWS. HE’S GOT A MAN WITH A JUGGLING CATCH. ED TOLBERT INSIDE THE PYLON. TOUCHDOWN S.D.! TOUCHDOWN DARREN SPROLES, 71 YARDS LONG! BOY, DID SPROLES TURN ON THE JETS. RADIO – SCHAUB THROWS TO THE END ZONE. BACK OF THE END ZONE. CAUGHT! ANDRE JOHNSON! TOUCHDOWN HOUSTON. RADIO ‐ SMITH UNDER CENTER. TURNS. PLAY FAKE TO GORE. BOOTS TO HIS RIGHT. ALEX LOOKING TO THROW. ALEX TO RUN IT! ALEX HIT! SPINS IN! TOUCHDOWN 49ERS! WHAT A JOB!! LOVING THAT!! LOVING THAT!! HELL OF A JOB! HELL OF A JOB!! EVERY ONE OF YOU GUYS!! THEY HAVE NO CHANCE AGAINST US RIGHT NOW. O.K. I KNOW IT DOESN’T LOOK GOOD YET. I KNOW IT DOESN’T LOOK GOOD YET. HANG IN THERE. HANG IN THERE. WE’LL GET THINS THING RIGHT, ALRIGHT! WE’LL GET IT RIGHT! NOW IS WHEN FOOTBALL’S PLAYED. Page 4 of 20 LET’S MAKE SURE WE KEEP OUR COMPOSURE AND PLAY THE HELL OUT OF THE REST OF THE 4 QUARTERS, O.K.? 01:07:41 YOU GOTTA WORK THIS GUY NOW BACK INSIDE. ALRIGHT. PUSH HIM DEEP, COME BACK INSIDE. YOU GOT A SACK. RADIO – PRESSURE AND DOWN! SACK! RADIO – HASSELBECK IS UNDER PRESSURE. HE’S GONNA GET HIT. RADIO – LOOKS RIGHT. COMES BACK TO THE LEFT SCRAMBLING. BACK AT THE 12. UNDER PRESSURE. TUCKS IT UNDER. HE’LL RUN! RADIO – DIVES AT THE 1 YD. LINE. ROMO LOST THE BALL! THE JETS THINK IT CAME OUT! THE JETS THINK THEY HAVE IT! THEY DO! RADIO – BRADFORD FAKES. HAS THE FOOTBALL KNOCKED AWAY AND IT’S PICKED UP BY THE EAGLES! PICKED UP BY JUQUA PARKER AT THE 40! 35! 30! 25, 20! JUQUA PARKER ALL THE WAY FOR A TOUCHDOWN ON THE FUMBLE BY SAM BRADFORD! RADIO – IT’S INTERCEPTED BY ED REED AT THE GOAL LINE. I KNOW. THAT’S ALL I SAW. I DIDN’T EITHER. MY FAULT. KEEP OUR FOOT ON THE PEDAL NOW! RADIO – RODGERS LOOKING OVER THE MIDDLE. GOT COBB! 25, 20, CUTTING LEFT. STIFF‐ ARMS! TO THE 10! TO THE 5! TOUCHDOWN!! RADIO – CAN HE DO IT FROM 63? JANO HAS IT AWAY. I THINK HE MAY HAVE THE DISTANCE. IT IS GOOOD!! HE MADE A 63 YARD F.G. TO TIE!! THE ALL‐TIME NFL RECORD!! RADIO ‐ PETERSON HAS IT AT THE 10. RUNS RIGHT. 15, 20, 25, 30. ROOKIE 35, 40! MIDFIELD GOODBYE!! PATRICK PETERSON! TOUCHDOWN! CARDINALS WIN! RADIO ‐ PASS IS CAUGHT REACHING UP FOR THE FOOTBALL! TOUCHDOWN! BUFFALO BILLS STEVIE JOHNSON! RADIO – DOUBLE TIGHTS ON THE LINE. HERE IT IS. THE HANDOFF…OH, THEY STOPPED HIM! THEY STOPPED HIM! THEY STOPPED HIM!! WHAT AN OPENING NIGHT! 1‐0. START THE SEASON OUT. 01:10:10 ‐ SHOTS OF THE YEAR (NO NARRATION) Page 5 of 20 01:13:53 – SOUNDS OF THE SEASON OH MY GOD. I WANT TO TAKE A PICTURE OF YOU. ALRIGHT, 3, 2, 1. THAT IS ONE INCREDIBLE…THANK YOU. I HOPE THEY’RE READY BECAUSE WE GOT 8. WE GOT 13. WE GOT 9. OH MAN, WE GOT 87.
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