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'Together We Make Football' Final Finalists Unveiled on TODAY

By: Jan. 01, 2016
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This morning's "Together We Make Football" segment on TODAY unveils the last of five campaign finalists and the story of how the game has inspired them.

Selected from more than 3,500 entries by a joint NFL and NBC panel, THE FIVE finalists' stories were turned into short features by NFL Films, with a chance to win a trip to SUPER BOWL 50. The winning story will be announced live on TODAY next Friday, January 8, 2016.

Last Friday, Duke Sheow, a Seattle Seahawks fan who came to America from Vietnam in 1979, was revealed as the fourth finalist. Sheow bonded with the Hancock family, which sponsored him and his relatives when they arrived in Seattle. Sheow, who has since moved to Los Angeles, and the Hancocks are still in touch and often talk about their shared affinity for the Seahawks.

To view previous finalist's stories, visit Togetherwemakefootball.com.

NBC's Sunday Night Football, television's No. 1 primetime show, continues this Sunday, Jan. 3, when the Green Bay Packers (10-5, NFC North) host the Minnesota VIKINGS (10-5, NFC North) at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Coverage on NBC begins at 7 p.m. ET with Football Night in America, the most-watched studio show in sports.

ABOUT "TOGETHER WE MAKE FOOTBALL"

The National Football League and NBC present weekly segments on TODAY for "Together We Make Football," an invitation to anyone inspired by the game of football - whether as a player at any level, coach or a fan - to share their story for a chance to win a trip to SUPER BOWL 50.

The campaign unfolds weekly throughout the NFL season with segments airing every Friday on TODAY.

This is the latest iteration of the "Together We Make Football" campaign that launched in 2013. Over the past two years, thousands of fans shared their stories of what football means to them. A select few had their stories told on TODAY and some even won trips to Super Bowl.

Stories that air on TODAY also will be posted on Togetherwemakefootball.com throughout the season.



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