1.2M views · 11K reactions | Because it's his birthday... Highlights from EVERY game of Barry Sanders' 2,000-yard season!  | NFL | Facebook

Green Bay Packers travel to Minnesota on Monday Night Football during week 14 of the 1997 NFL season. Dorsey Levens led the Packers with 133 total yards and 2 touchdowns. Packers defense was dominant and held Brad Johnson and Randall Cunningham to .500 passing completion percentage while adding 6 sacks and 1 interception #packers #vikings #packersvsvikings #dorseylevens #gopackgo | Tylights10

2.4M views · 33K reactions | Most elusive ever? Happy 53rd birthday to the great Barry Sanders! ⭐️ 10x Pro Bowler ⭐️ 15,269 rushing yards + 109 total TDs ⭐️ 10 1,000-yard seasons in 10 NFL seasons ⭐️ 1997 NFL MVP (2,053 rushing yards) | NFL Throwback | Facebook

Joe Jurevicius, Mike Alstott, and...Warren Sapp? The Tampa Bay Buccaneers pulled out all the stops on this TD drive en route to their first Super Bowl berth! Watch the 2002 NFC Championship for FREE on NFL.com: https://bit.ly/3aPEJRW | NFL

23K views · 727 reactions | October 12, 2002: Here's a look back on the University of Miami's 28-27 victory over Florida State in the game known as Wide Left. ABC's Brad Nessler and Bob Griese call the action. Special thanks to Alex Carter sending this 8 minute condensed version of the game. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl | Facebook

1.7K views · 81 reactions | October 5, 2002: The #1 Miami Hurricanes defeat the UConn Huskies 48-14 to improve their record to 5-0. The Canes were led by running back Willis McGahee who scored 3 touchdowns. Here's a clip from the 2002 University of Miami highlight video called Taking it to Tempe. Special thanks to Alex Carter for sending. | Ghosts of the Orange Bowl | Facebook

326K views · 187 shares | 10 catches, 141 yards and a Super Bowl MVP. Julian Edelman left it all on the field in Super Bowl LIII. | NFL | Facebook

402K views · 8.8K reactions | We turned the mics way down for this one  #NFLFilmsPresents: Silent Super Bowl LIX | NFL Films | Facebook

442K views · 2.3K reactions | The Cleveland Browns have been the laughingstock of the NFL forever and now with a couple new players they're a Super Bowl contender? Colin Cowherd isn't buying the hype...at all | The Herd | Facebook