1. 09-18-12 12:30 PM #1
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    Steve Sabol Of NFL Films Died

    Steve Sabol of NFL films died at 69 from brain cancer. Guy did a lot to help make the NFL as popular as it is today. RIP
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  2. 09-18-12 12:38 PM #2
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    Love those films

    Especially the ones from way back in the day
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  3. 09-18-12 12:40 PM #3
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    Sad news, guy is a legend. RIP
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  4. 09-18-12 12:44 PM #4
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    That really sucks
    Fuk cancer
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  5. 09-18-12 12:46 PM #5
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    Who cares. I mean, besides this dudes family whom I hope are hanging in there why do we have to deify some video producer?

    RIP Scott Jones - the slop bucket guy from the hot dog stand outside section 332 at metlife stadium.
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  6. 09-18-12 12:48 PM #6
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    Easy man

    Quote Originally Posted by Boner_18 View Post
    Who cares. I mean, besides this dudes family whom I hope are hanging in there why do we have to deify some video producer?

    RIP Scott Jones - the slop bucket guy from the hot dog stand outside section 332 at metlife stadium.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boner_18 View Post
    Who cares. I mean, besides this dudes family whom I hope are hanging in there why do we have to deify some video producer?

    RIP Scott Jones - the slop bucket guy from the hot dog stand outside section 332 at metlife stadium.


    Exactly. Dont know the guy. Just liked the Films
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  8. 09-18-12 12:59 PM #8
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    Rip brought a lot from the NFl into our living rooms
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  9. 09-18-12 01:25 PM #9
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    Legend! RIP
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  10. 09-18-12 01:31 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boner_18 View Post
    Who cares. I mean, besides this dudes family whom I hope are hanging in there why do we have to deify some video producer?

    RIP Scott Jones - the slop bucket guy from the hot dog stand outside section 332 at metlife stadium.
    Nobody is saying he was a deity. NFL films taught us a lot about the history of the NFL and players who got the league to where it is today.
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  11. 09-18-12 03:04 PM #11
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    NFL Films' Steve Sabol Dead

    http://tucsoncitizen.com/usa-today-n...nt-sabol-dies/
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  12. 09-18-12 04:10 PM #12
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    RIP, legend. This guy changed the way we watch the game.
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  13. 09-18-12 04:22 PM #13
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    Truly sad day.

    I was hoping to hire this guy to narrate a video about the awesomeness of my dad's life.

    Sometimes when I'm going on a glorious gambling run the music from NFL films is the soundtrack in my head.
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  14. 09-18-12 06:30 PM #14
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    Wow, that is shocking

    kind did so much for the game and fans!

    I love watching all the nfl films stuff
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  15. 09-18-12 09:51 PM #15
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    " We merely watched football until Steve Sabol taught us how to really see it"

    RIP to a legend
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  16. 09-18-12 10:01 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boner_18 View Post
    Who cares. I mean, besides this dudes family whom I hope are hanging in there why do we have to deify some video producer?

    RIP Scott Jones - the slop bucket guy from the hot dog stand outside section 332 at metlife stadium.
    maybe cause no one knows the slop bucket guy
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  17. 09-18-12 10:06 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by MUHerd37 View Post
    Nobody is saying he was a deity. NFL films taught us a lot about the history of the NFL and players who got the league to where it is today.
    exactly, some great memories as a kid watching these productions.
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  18. 09-19-12 01:05 AM #18
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    Take some time to show respect, boys. Steve's been described as a genius, and I concur.

    Holy shit, his stuff was good. Facenda voice and the great music. The Super Bowl recaps were great, and somehow they never got old.

    Got damn, RIP Steve. Take a whiff, boys, we'll all be gone soon enuf.
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  19. 09-19-12 01:06 AM #19
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    Boner, if u wanna throw down...just say the word, pal.
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  20. 09-19-12 03:27 AM #20
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    had great creative vision
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  21. 09-19-12 04:43 AM #21
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    RIP, Steve. No way the music "up there" is as good as this:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtruF4dS0zo
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