Seventeen years ago, quarterback Jim Harbaugh had the Colts within a whisker of playing in Super Bowl XXX.  As it was originally presented on INSIDE THE NFL, here’s a look back at the dramatic conclusion … MORE ►

This week, NFL Films Presents brings you tales from two of the history-richest teams in the league.  Set the DVR to hear the story of one man whose life was saved by the Immaculate Reception, … MORE ►

This week on “NFL Turning Point”, we go inside two of the best games of season – the overtime thriller between the Steelers and Cowboys, and the near-miraculous comeback by the Patriots against the 49ers. … MORE ►

Editor’s Note: Jim Reineking is an editor for NFL.com. Here’s his take on the Oakland Raiders and their partaking in some of the most crucial moments in NFL history. 

“Immaculate Reception: A Football Life” debuts … MORE ►

Before he was the President of NFL Films, Steve Sabol was a cinematographer. And he was at the Immaculate Reception game, capturing sideline sound. Here for the first time, is what he captured.

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On December 19th, “A Football Life” premieres its thirteenth episode of the season, featuring the iconic “Immaculate Reception” play that has been described in various ways – a myth, miracle, conspiracy, crime and a detective … MORE ►

Trailing 7-6 with no timeouts and 22 seconds left in the 1972 AFC Divisional playoff game, the Pittsburgh Steelers were left hoping for a miracle to happen on fourth-and-10.  With the ball at their own … MORE ►

The Immaculate Reception is football’s greatest mystery. Like the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping and the Kennedy Assassination, it has puzzled Americans for decades. Who did Terry Bradshaw’s pass strike first – Jack Tatum or Frenchy Fuqua? … MORE ►

“A Football Life” continues on NFL Network next Wednesday, December 19 at 8 p.m. ET, as we take an in-depth look at one of the most controversial plays in NFL history.

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There’s a German proverb that says “the oldest trees often bear the sweetest fruit.” In the case of 38-year-old Charlie Batch and 34-year-old James Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the veteran pair acted in clutch … MORE ►