NFL TV Commercial, 'Let's Listen Together: Game Changer' Ft. Anquan Boldin
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Former-NFL player Anquan Boldin rolls up to Ohio State University while talking about how he became involved with the Gamechanger movement because of its attempt to bridge the gap between police and the community. Anquan and other NFL names listen attentively as a member of the police department declares that Gamechanger is turning "see something, say something" into "see something, do something." People interested in learning more about Gamechanger can visit the NFL website for more information
NFL TV Commercial, 'Boyfriend Troubles' Featuring Rich Eisen
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NFL host Rich Eisen sits down to answer some online questions, including one from a football fan with a needy boyfriend. His advice to her is try being single until the start of football season. Courtyard Marriott is the official hotel of the NFL.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Where Are You?' Featuring Greg Jennings
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Green Bay Packers receiver Greg Jennings looks for his buddy Doug to celebrate with after scoring a touchdown at Lambeau. Too bad Dougie had this thing he had to do.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Inspire Change: Chicago Gun Violence' Featuring Trey Burton, Sam Acho
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After hearing about Chicago's spike in gun violence, the Bears decided to step in and try to help solve the problem. In partnering with the By the Hands Club for Kids program, NFL players like Sam Acho and Prince Amukamara along with local police met with children in the community and built relationships with the kids.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Ready, Set, NFL: Alvin Kamara'
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New Orleans Saints tailback Alvin Kamara made himself a household name his rookie year by making the Pro Bowl for accumulating over 1,500 total yards in rushing and receiving from the line of scrimmage. His ability to line up in the backfield or at the line of scrimmage has not only brought a resurgence of offense to the New Orleans Saints, it has also turned them into legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Let the good times roll.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Football Families: New Orleans'
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A group of New Orleans students talk about the culture that captures what the city is about. They say it's been influenced by different types of art, especially music. When the group found out the Saints were going to play on Thanksgiving, they decided to record an original piece of music for the team. NFL players Alvin Kamara, Cameron Jordan and Mark Ingram decided to pay the students a visit and offered them tickets for a Saints home game. The students were elated when the players said they li
NFL TV Commercial, 'The Future of Football: Training Techniques'
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Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn walks through how an NFL training camp as changed. With the recent rule changes in the NFL, the coach says that the changes were made with the players safety and health in mind and has effected the way they teach players to tackle. Dan says he has emphasized tackling in a safer manner and the work the players put in during training will have a profound effect on how they play during the regular season.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Football Is Family' Featuring Justin Tucker
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Baltimore Ravens football placekicker Justin Tucker talks about the importance of knowing your roots. He gives a backstory to why he always ends his warm up with a 48-yard field goal kick from the right hash -- he has always modeled his game after New England Patriots football player Adam Vinatieri who once kicked that field goal to win the Super Bowl.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Salute to Service: Letters Pt. 2' Featuring Justin Tuck, Tarik Cohen & Shaquem G
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NFL players Justin Tuck, Tarik Cohen and Shaquem Griffin have penned letters to U.S. veterans to thank them for their service and commend them for their bravery that inspires NFL players to play on Sundays. Without the service members from the U.S. armed forces and their duty to protect this country, the players agree that football wouldn't exist on Sundays for millions to enjoy.
NFL TV Commercial, 'This Is Spinnin''
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The NFL show highlights of players performing athletic spin moves, miraculous catches and celebratory dance moves.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Football Is Family: Lambeau Field's Neighbors' Ft. Eddie Lacy
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The Lambeau Field's 15 next door neighbors are in for a big surprise! Eddie Lacy and the Lambeau Field turf crew stop by the houses to mow the lawn and chat with the friendly people.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Ready, Set, NFL: Aaron Rodgers'
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Aaron Rodgers lines up to take a snap. As the quarterback is about to snap the ball, faint sounds of the roaring crowd can be heard. Aaron calls for the ball as the NFL asks if you're ready.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Inspire Change: Chicago Bears'
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When the city of Chicago was hit with a spike of gun violence and gun-related deaths, players of the Chicago Bears including tight end Trey Burton and linebacker Sam Acho felt it was necessary to inspire change by bridging the community to the city's police force.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Travis Kelce Brings Out the Big Guns NFL Style: The Handoff'
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NFL star Travis Kelce takes the handoff with a group of high school boys. As they all pump some iron and motivate one another at the gym, they come together to bring out the big guns NFL style.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Show Us Them Muscles!' Featuring Travis Kelce
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NFL star Travis Kelce encourages a high school boy to finish his final weightlifting rep, but rather than immediately celebrate he asks the other boys to be quiet for a moment. The silence is brief because Travis excitedly yells, "show us them muscles, baby!" Another NFL player stands beside a muscle car as a crowd gathers behind him to show off their biceps. It appears that all these football aficionados are ready to start training for the next football season, which the NFL says begins now.
NFL TV Commercial, 'We Ready: Conference Finals'
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The NFL hypes up its fans for the AFC and NFC championship games.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Esto es 100: fuego'
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Los jugadores de la NFL destacan su fuerza y el fuego que tienen al jugar un partido de f??tbol americano.
NFL TV Commercial, 'This is Runnin''
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The NFL's 100th season is full of talented football players that keep it running, gunning and coming.
NFL TV Commercial, 'Care About People'
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A montage of NFL players making a difference in their communities plays as one player explains that while he may not understand how to walk in the shoes of everyone, he knows what it means to care about people. The NFL says it will do it's part to ensure that players' work in the community outlives them.
NFL TV Commercial, 'The Future of Football: Kickoff Protection'
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Dave Toub of the Kansas City Chiefs doubles as both the assistant head coach and special teams coordinator. He explains how changes were made to kickoffs after seeing too many injuries strike players on both teams. The new rule changes to kickoffs have excluded running starts from players and that double teams aren't used against opponents during returns. These new blocking schemes combined with data collected over the years hopes to bring more excitement for football fans while keeping NFL play