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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

NFL Greatest Games Series: Green Bay Packers Greatest Games

NFL Greatest Games Series: Green Bay Packers Greatest GamesFor the first time, the original network broadcast of 10 classic Green Bay Packers games are available to own in this thrilling 10-DVD set. Relive the excitement of these unforgettable moments in Packers history: 1. Super Bowl XXXI - Packers vs. Patriots [1/26/1997] 2. 2007 NFC Divisional Playoff Packers vs. Seahawks [1/12/2008] 3. Packers vs. Raiders - Favre Stars In Tribute To Father [12/22/2003] 4. Favre Comes Off The Bench And Stuns Bengals [9/20/1992] 5. 2003 NFC Wild Card Playoff - Packers vs. Seahawks – Al Harris’ Return Shocks Seattle In Overtime [1/4/2004] 6. 1997 NFC Championship Game - Packers vs. 49ers [1/11/1998] 7. Packers 48, Redskins 47. Highest Scoring MNF Game Ever [10/17/1983] 8. Packers vs. Bears - Brett Throws For Five TDs [11/12/1995] 9. Packers vs. 49ers - Favre Throws 61 Passes In Overtime Win [10/14/1996] 10. 1996 NFC Championship - Packers vs. Panthers [1/12/1997] From Lombardi and Starr to Holmgren, Favre and the stars of today, these broadcasts are an essential piece of Packers history – now available to own on DVD.

Price: $49.98


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NFL Super Bowl XLV: Green Bay Packers Champions [Blu-ray]

NFL Super Bowl XLV: Green Bay Packers Champions [Blu-ray]Green Bay has won more championships than any franchise in NFL history. But it is unlikely that any of those titles were more difficult to achieve than the one claimed by the 2010 Packers. Early on, head coach Mike McCarthy’s squad was plagued by a staggering 15 players lost to injury, including six opening-day starters. Beginning in mid-December, the Pack had to win every week simply to qualify for the postseason. They followed this amazing run with road playoff victories against three division champions (including the arch-rival Chicago Bears), becoming the NFC’s first Number 6 seed ever to reach the Super Bowl. Green Bay then capped their amazing streak by knocking off the powerful Pittsburgh Steelers deep in the heart of Texas on Super Sunday. From the aerial masterpieces painted by quarterback Aaron Rodgers and receiver Greg Jennings to the stonewalling efforts of Charles Woodson, Clay Matthews and the rest of the NFC’s top-ranked defense, NFL Films captures all the vivid sounds and images of every game in this memorable season. It’s all here, from opening day right through the world championship celebration. Relive all the thrilling moments that brought the return of the hallowed Vince Lombardi trophy to its rightful home – back to Wisconsin and Titletown, USA.

Price: $34.99


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NFL Super Bowl XLV: Green Bay Packers Champions

NFL Super Bowl XLV: Green Bay Packers ChampionsGreen Bay has won more championships than any franchise in NFL history. But it is unlikely that any of those titles were more difficult to achieve than the one claimed by the 2010 Packers. Early on, head coach Mike McCarthy’s squad was plagued by a staggering 15 players lost to injury, including six opening-day starters. Beginning in mid-December, the Pack had to win every week simply to qualify for the postseason. They followed this amazing run with road playoff victories against three division champions (including the arch-rival Chicago Bears), becoming the NFC’s first Number 6 seed ever to reach the Super Bowl. Green Bay then capped their amazing streak by knocking off the powerful Pittsburgh Steelers deep in the heart of Texas on Super Sunday. From the aerial masterpieces painted by quarterback Aaron Rodgers and receiver Greg Jennings to the stonewalling efforts of Charles Woodson, Clay Matthews and the rest of the NFC’s top-ranked defense, NFL Films captures all the vivid sounds and images of every game in this memorable season. It’s all here, from opening day right through the world championship celebration. Relive all the thrilling moments that brought the return of the hallowed Vince Lombardi trophy to its rightful home – back to Wisconsin and Titletown, USA.

Price: $24.98


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