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Nfl America'S Game: 1990 Giants (Super Bowl Xxv) DVD
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- SKU:
- 29396139
- UPC:
- 883476080420
- MPN:
- 7608042
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When Phil Simms sprained his foot against the Buffalo Bills in Week 15, an unproven Jeff Hostetler was thrust to the forefront. Hostetler exceeded expectations by winning four straight starts, including two playoff games, to reach Super Bowl XXV. Veteran Ottis Anderson, a fill-in for the hobbled Rodney Hampton, rushed for 102 yards as New York beat Buffalo, 20-19, in one of the most thrilling Super Bowls ever.
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