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NFL Films deleted a video about Brian Branch's hit on JuJu Smith-Schuster after the league deemed it overly critical, sparking criticism from Lions players and highlighting the NFL's control over its media content and potential bias in protecting its image and decisions.
NFL Films released and then deleted a critical video about Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch, causing backlash from Lions players and the team, who felt the portrayal was unfair and overly negative. The NFL and NFL Films issued statements explaining the video's context and their intentions, emphasizing that it was not meant to cast Branch or the Lions in a negative light.
NFL Films deleted a critical video about Lions safety Brian Branch after backlash from Lions players, who viewed it as unfair and unprofessional, leading to discussions about league transparency and respect for players.
NFL Films posted and then deleted a highly insulting and inappropriate video about Lions safety Brian Branch, which criticized his performance and used a condescending tone, sparking controversy before the league removed it.
NFL Films captured a cinematic angle of Jameis Winston's snowy fourth-quarter touchdown run during the Cleveland Browns' 24-19 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Winston, who completed 18 of 27 passes for 219 yards and an interception, expressed his excitement about the snowy conditions, calling it an "NFL Films moment." The footage, showcasing Winston's leap over cornerback Cameron Sutton, was shared on NFL Films' social media, fulfilling Winston's wish for a memorable highlight.
Jason Kelce, former Philadelphia Eagles star and current ESPN analyst, will host a new late night talk show titled 'They Call It Late Night' on ESPN. The show, produced by NFL Films, will tape in Philadelphia and air at 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays starting January 3/4, 2025. It will feature a live band, celebrity guests, and focus on NFL games, streaming on ESPN+ and YouTube. This marks ESPN's experiment in the late night genre, leveraging Kelce's popularity and aiming to expand its sports streaming presence.
During Super Bowl LVIII, Travis Kelce confronted coach Andy Reid, and although NFL Films captured the audio, it will likely never be released to the public due to discretion and influence from the NFL and the teams involved. The footage was used on Inside the NFL, but the audio remains buried, leaving fans curious about what was said during the confrontation.
During Super Bowl LVIII, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce confronted coach Andy Reid, but the raw audio of the exchange will likely never be released, as NFL Films, owned by the NFL, has discretion over what footage is shared. Despite the existence of the audio, it's unlikely that the public will ever hear it due to the influence of the NFL and the teams involved.
The Miami Dolphins will be the featured team on the in-season version of Hard Knocks, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at their preparation for games during their playoff run. The show will air on HBO's streaming service, Max, and will showcase key players such as Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill, as well as head coach Mike McDaniel. The premiere date has yet to be announced.
The New York Jets will be the first team to open training camp on Wednesday, ahead of their participation in the Hall of Fame game. The launch of camp will also include the arrival of Hard Knocks cameras and microphones, despite the Jets' reluctance. The team will have to deal with the distraction and NFL Films should fully embrace the tension to maximize interest. The show could be more entertaining if the Jets' resistance becomes a running theme, especially if new quarterback Aaron Rodgers actively avoids the cameras.
The CW has acquired the rights to the long-running highlights and analysis series Inside The NFL, which was dropped by Paramount+ earlier this year. Produced by NFL Films, the show will air on broadcast television for the first time since its inception in 1977. The CW is looking for new hosts and producers for the show, which will debut on September 5 at 8pm and stream on The CW app. The move is part of The CW's push into sports coverage.