America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions

After only two seasons in Los Angeles, the Raiders were able to bring the Lombardi trophy to their new home. Raiders’ legends Marcus Allen, Todd Christensen, and Howie Long discuss the 1983 season and their march to the franchises' third Lombardi Trophy. Stories that have become Raider lore are discussed from Christensen’s incredible regular season, to Marcus Allen’s record breaking day in Super Bowl XVIII.

Hailed as 'The Greatest Show on Turf', the 1999 St. Louis Rams were led by a Quarterback who had to work his way to even play in the NFL. Kurt Warner discusses his improbable path to become starting quarterback of the Rams and leading his team to a Super Bowl championship. Former Head Coach Dick Vermeil and D'Marco Farr also discuss some of the biggest topics of the 1999 season from their incredible offensive performance to the thrilling final play of Super Bowl XXXIV.

After losing the first ever Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs wanted to prove they could win against the mighty NFL. In 1969, the Chiefs would not only go on to play in Super Bowl IV, they were able to defeat the heavily favored Minnesota Vikings to win their only Super Bowl title. Willie Lanier, Jim Lynch, and Len Dawson discuss the 1970 season and how their championship season came to be. They would have to overcome many obstacles including injuries, their rivals the Oakland Raiders in the AFC Championship, and an alleged gambling scandal that almost cost Len Dawson his career. In what would be the final NFL/AFL Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs not only made a city proud but also left a mark in NFL history.

49ers quarterback Steve Young finally escaped the substantial shadow of San Francisco legend Joe Montana in leading his team to their fifth Super Bowl crown. Young, as well as Merton Hanks, and Brent Jones discusses the 1994 season and how the 49ers went through various trials to reach championship glory -- including Young's "getting the monkey off his back" to how the 49ers came together after a disastrous loss to Philadelphia and developed into World Champions.

For nearly thirty years, the Green Bay Packers sought to reclaim the Super Bowl glory of the 1960's. That all changed in the 1996 season as the Packers not only reached the Super Bowl, but they finally brought the 'Lombardi' Trophy back to Titletown, USA. Green Bay legends Mike Holmgren, Desmond Howard, and future Hall of Famer Brett Favre recount the 1996 season and what it meant to bring a championship back to where it all started.

After being labeled as 'Next Year's Team', the Dallas Cowboys wanted to prove to the NFL they could be champions. In 1971 the Dallas Cowboys would win Super Bowl VI convincingly to erase all doubt. Cowboys’ legends Roger Staubach, Duane Thomas, and Bob Lilly recount the 1971 season from Thomas's contractual troubles, to Lilly being a part of the 'Doomsday Defense', to the quarterback controversy between Staubach and Craig Morton. The 1971 season would be one of the most memorable seasons in Cowboys history and it would be the start of a legendary career for one of the all time great NFL quarterbacks.