The NFL debuted a new documentary at the annual owners meetings on Monday.
The documentary is titled ‘A Lifetime of Sundays’ and it’s part of the NFL’s celebration of their 100th season. The documentary seeks to shed light on the women who’ve played an integral part in the history of the NFL. It focuses on four female owners including Chiefs’ owner Norma Hunt, and seeks to shed light on their unique perspectives.
Here’s what the NFL had to say about the documentary in their press release:
“A Lifetime of Sundays profiles four famously private women: Chicago Bears’ McCaskey, Detroit Lions’ Ford, Pittsburgh Steelers’ Rooney, and Kansas City Chiefs’ Hunt. They are the matriarchs of four American football families who, for the first time, share the history of the game from a very different perspective. What ties them together is not just their colorful memories, but their incredible passion and love of the game. The film takes viewers inside the personal and professional lives of these women, who have had front row seats as professional football has grown from very humble roots into a celebrated American institution and the country’s most popular sport.”
The film is narrated by Regina King. To find out more about the film you can check out the NFL’s press release here.
