Episodes
2. Ray Lewis
September 19, 2012
45 min
A look at Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, whose inspiration and leadership not only has a profound effect on his teammates, but also, his coaches.
3. Tom Coughlin
September 26, 2012
45 min
Profile of Giants Head Coach Tom Coughlin, who has brought two Super Bowl championships to the “Big Apple” in the past five years.
4. Cleveland '95
October 3, 2012
45 min
The untold story of Bill Belichick's Cleveland Browns and a talented staff who rose from the ashes of the 1995 season.
5. Fearsome Foursome
October 10, 2012
45 min
The life and times of arguably the greatest defensive line in football history. A Football Life takes an in-depth look at the Fearsome Foursome using unique on and off-the-field sights, sounds and stories.
6. Steve McNair: A Football Life
October 17, 2012
45 min
A Football Life launches its sixth episode of the season, featuring the late, great Steve McNair.
7. Eddie DeBartolo, Jr.
October 24, 2012
45 min
Known to everyone in the 49ers family as “Mr. D.”, the beloved Eddie DeBartolo won the hearts of many in the city of San Francisco during his tenure as team owner. Under DeBartolo, the 49ers became a dynasty that captured 13 division titles and 5 Super Bowl trophies.
8. Chris Spielman
October 31, 2012
45 min
The inspiring story of former linebacker Chris Spielman and the strength of his family.
9. Jimmy Johnson
November 7, 2012
45 min
The career of Jimmy Johnson, best known for architecting the Dallas Cowboys’ success in 1992 and 1993.
10. John Riggins
November 21, 2012
45 min
A look at Hall of Famer John Riggins, whose smash-mouth style of running the football earned him the nickname “The Diesel.
11. Barry Sanders
December 5, 2012
45 min
A Football Life series continues as the life and career of one of the best and most elusive runners in history is examined.
12. Marcus Allen
December 12, 2012
45 min
A Football Life profiles the career of Marcus Allen, best known for his MVP performance against the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII. His 74-yard touchdown run solidified a Super Bowl victory for the Los Angeles Raiders in 1984.
